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Warner Bros. is one of the major American film studios founded by the Warner brothers in 1903. Some of Warner Bros.' highest grossing films worldwide include Harry Potter, The Dark Knight, The Hobbit, Inception, Wonder Woman, Suicide Squad, IT, Man Of Steel, and The Hangover.
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