, a sequel to the first per percy jackson movie. >> there was a peak about two or three years ago where the entire top 10 were all sequel, reboots remakes, based on comic books. if i remember correctly 17 of the top 20. this year it actually went down. one of the interesting things that happened this year you had a lot of movies like pacific rim elesium there's one other that i'm forgetting world war z right, original big budget movies that didn't fall into these categories. and the verdict is actually mixed. word war z played a lot more money than people thought, it was going to be a flop. >> was that on the list of the ones ben didn't like. >> the reason world war z did better than the others was it turned out to be good. >> you like zombies then. lets talk about this clip and talk about what went wrong. >> going somewhere? >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> shut up! >> yes. >> this was disney it start johnny depp what went wrong, what does it mean for future movies when you spend that kind of money on a movie that's going to lose $150 million for disney. >> you can't blame disney, they

we had turbo, smurfs 2, percy jackson. all these movies competing for the same family dollar when at that point, moms and dads are saying, kids go out and play--we already saw your movies this summer. > >is this too much animation though? as you said, back in the day if there was a pixar film coming out it was a big event. > >it was a thing. > >highly anticipated. is it still that way? > >pixar still is. even with the last 3 films which i think are below quality for pixar--- families are still going out to see them so obviously that's the one that people wanna go see. but at the same time-- family films are expensive. going to the movies is not cheap anymore especially when you factor in 3d prices, popcorn, soda, and candy. > >which we have to have. > >absolutely. and the kids are gonna want that too. so you can only go see so many. maybe one a month is a good opportunity for people to go. > >what is the best time to release an animated film, especially when there's an abundance of them? > >there are a few periods that if