Many works from reboots to sequels of a certain film franchise always have certain, even resounding successes in the box office market.
From 2010 onwards, the concept of movie brands has become even more widely popular.
10. Fast and Furious
Although the Fast and Furious franchise was started in 2001, 2010 is considered the launching pad to its current success.
From a racing movie, Fast and Furious now has eye-catching action and is more magical than before.
9. DCEU
The DC cinematic universe or DCEU has been officially announced by Warner Bros.
DCEU is gradually transforming into a newer filmmaking formula.
8. X-Men
The X-Men franchise series was built by Fox in the early 2000s, but from 2010 onwards marked a new chapter of development.
While Logan is a tribute to Hugh Jackman, Deadpool proves why Ryan Reynolds is a good fit for the foul-mouthed anti-hero.
7. The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games over the past decade has become one of the most popular movie franchises today.
6. Star Wars
After returning to the mouse family, the famous Star Wars franchise officially returned in 2015 with an enthusiastic response from the longtime fan community.
Although there are mixed opinions about the Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker parts, Star Wars still achieved resounding success at the box office.
5. How to train Your Dragon
How to train Your Dragon is considered one of the most successful animated film franchises on the big screen.
After the third part The Hidden World, the How to train Your Dragon series had a total revenue of 1.6 billion dollars worldwide.
4. John Wick
It would be a mistake to ignore the name John Wick.
The series was so successful that it made the name John Wick one of the characters associated with Keanu Reeves’ name like Neo in Matrix.
3. Mission Impossible
While John Wick has Keanu Reeves, Mission Impossible has Tom Cruise.
Tom Cruise is increasingly showing his professionalism when, despite his injury, he can still take on action scenes that require a stuntman.
2. Planet Of The Apes
Planet Of The Apes has long become a famous science fiction film franchise in the 1970s. From 2010 onwards, mass audiences have been able to admire the famous reboot trilogy.
His role as Caesar advanced motion capture technology to the point of receiving an Oscar nomination.
1. Marvel Cinematic Universe
The Marvel cinematic universe or MCU has marked a new development from 2010 onwards.
Iron Man 2 and Thor respectively indirectly and directly introduced fans to Hawkeye, Black Widow, and even Captain America, members of the original Avengers team.