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'''IP movies''' are movies based on a franchise owned by someone, such as a [[comic book]] hero or a remake of a prior movie.<ref>https://johnaugust.com/2016/what-screenwriters-mean-by-ip-and-ya</ref>  For theatrical releases, IP movies have increasingly been the more successful ones.  In 2022, the movie [[Elvis (film)|''Elvis'']] was only one of two non-IP films to surpass $100 million in domestic [[U.S.]] box office receipts as of July 17.

'''IP movies''' are movies based on a franchise owned by someone, such as a [[comic book]] hero or a remake/sequel of a prior movie.<ref>https://johnaugust.com/2016/what-screenwriters-mean-by-ip-and-ya</ref>  For theatrical releases, IP movies have increasingly been the more successful ones.  In 2022, the movie [[Elvis (film)|''Elvis'']] was only one of two non-IP films to surpass $100 million in domestic [[U.S.]] box office receipts as of July 17.

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