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Topic: Entertainment
Variables: Independent is the investment in movie. Dependent is the box office.
Question: How effectively the investment in movie effect movie’s box office?
Not: All the data will be from the internet.
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| |Title |Investment |Box Office |

|1 |Avatar |$500 million |$2700millin |
|2 |Titanic |$200 million |$1845 million |
|3 |Pirates of the Caribbean |$225 million |$1060 million |
|4 |Spider-man |$200 million |$784 million |
|5 |Narnia |$180 million |$745 million |
|6 |Troy |$175 million |$497 million |
|7 |King Kong |$207 million |$549 million |
|8 |The Karate Kid |$40 million |$177 million |
|9 |The Twilight Saga-eclipse |$68 million |$300 million |
|10 |Cars |$120 million |$461 million |
|11 |Iron Man |$ 140million |$563 million |
|12 |Transformers |$150 million |$706 million |
|13 |Ghost Rider |$120
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