Universal Pictures - The Most Known And Popular Movie Making Organisation

Universal Pictures is an American film studio, possessed by Comcast through its wholly claimed subsidiary NBC Universal and is one of the six significant motion picture studios. The production studio of the Universal Pictures is located at California.  Distribution and other corporate work places are in New York City.

History of the Universal Pictures

Established in 1912 via Carl Laemmle, Charles O. Baumann, Pat Powers, David Horsley, and much other great individuals, it is the oldest film studio in the United States of America. On August 2, 2004, the regulating stake in the organization was sold by Vivendi Universal to General Electric, guardian of NBC. The ensuing media super-aggregate was renamed NBC Universal, while Universal Studios Inc. remained the name of the production subsidiary. Despite owning a sizable film library, it additionally possesses a sizable collection of TV shows through its subsidiary NBC Universal Television Distribution. It additionally procured the rights to some conspicuous producers' works initially, discharged by different studios, through its subsidiaries throughout the years.

Major movies of the Universal Pictures

The three movies of the Universal Pictures namely Jaws (1975), E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982), and Jurassic Park (1993), by Steven Spielberg—attained the image of being the movies of the highest turnover.

Universal Pictures is also known for its theme park

Albert Dorskind had imagined a theme and film studio in Hollywood, California. He persuaded Lew Wasserman, the Chairman of the MCA, to put $4 million in creating this specific project that concentrated on Universal Motion Pictures. After various changes, a part of Universal Studios opened in Los Angeles County, California in 1964. The esteem it carried to the city, surrendered an ascent to its trademark, "The Entertainment Capital of LA." Since it encapsulates a film studio theme park, there is a great deal of movie topics joined. A few movies incorporate ‘Shrek’ in 4-D. Subjects from films and TV programs are reconciled into the rides like ‘The Simpsons Ride’, ‘Jurassic Park - The Ride’, and ‘Revenge of the Mummy’. In April 2012, the profoundly expected ‘Transformers: The Ride’ was opened to general society in the theme park and is based on the hit, Transformers film series. The theme park has live shows incorporating The Special Effects Stage and Water world: A Live Sea War Spectacular. It likewise has a fabulous House of Horrors and, a studio tour.