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Former UN investigator Gerry Lane must investigate a mysterious infection that is turning people into zombies. He goes on a perilous global mission to find answers before civilization falls. World War Z was a commercial success making over $540 million despite some criticism of its climax and CGI effects. It became the highest grossing zombie film ever. Transporter 3 is an action thriller and third in the Transporter franchise. Frank Martin is forced to transport a young woman and trunk after his friend is killed and leaves the job to him. The employer attaches an explosive bracelet to ensure the job is completed.
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The first movie studio in Hollywood, Nestor Studios, was established in 1911. Within a year, 15 other independent studios also settled in Hollywood. Major film companies like Paramount, Warner Bros., RKO, and Columbia set up production studios in Los Angeles in the early 1900s to escape Thomas Edison's film production copyrights on the East Coast. D.W. Griffith filmed the first Hollywood movie, In Old California, in 1911. The Warner brothers started their film company in the early 1900s by showing movies in mining towns, and opened their first theater in 1903. They eventually founded a film distribution company and opened their Warner Bros. studio in Hollywood in 1918 during World War 1.
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