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Fun film facts

Two of the most famous silent films ever made were the French sciencefiction film A Trip to the Moon (1902) and the American film The Great Train Robbery (1903).

The silent film that made the most money ever was The Birth of a Nation (1915), which was produced and directed by D. W. A Griffith. It made $10,000,000.

Auguste Lumiere and his brother made the first film shown in public. However, they didn't believe that films would become very popular. Auguste said, 'Cinema...has nocommercial (商业) future!'

25% of the money by a film comes from ticket sales, 46% from DVD sales, and 29% from television. We don't know how much money people get from popcorn sales, but film fans usually eat a lot of this salty food, especially when watching a horror film.

1.A Trip to the Moon, The Great Train Robbery and The Birth of a Nation were ________.

A.silent films B.science fiction films

C.made in the same year D.made by a French director

2.What did Auguste Lumire believe?

A.Horror films would become popular.

B.Film-makers would be rich in the future.

C.People would eat popcorn when seeing films.

D.Not many people would be interested in films.

3.What percentage of the money by a film comes from ticket sales?

A.About a quarter. B.About one-third.

C.About a half. D.About three-fourths.

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