Disney and DreamWorks belong to two companies, and there is a competitive relationship in the animation and film industry.

DreamWorks Studio (full name: DreamWorks Studio) is one of the top ten film printing, production and distribution companies in the United States. At the same time, it is also a video game and TV program production company. In terms of box office in North America, two films have been produced or distributed, and five films have exceeded 300 million.

In 20 years, more than 30 films have exceeded 100 million. The classic movies produced by DreamWorks include Shrek, At large, Midnight Bell, Tuxedo, Vanilla Sky, Gladiator, Ghost Invasion, Surprise Galaxy, Kung Fu Panda and How to Train Your Dragon.

Disney, named after its founder Walter Disney, is a large multinational company headquartered in burbank, USA. Its main businesses include entertainment production, theme parks, toys, books, electronic games and media networks.

Disney acquired Lucasfilm on 2012165438+10.

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Disney Film Company is the only big Hollywood company that has not been listed so far. The full name of Disney is Walter Disney Company, named after its founder Walter Disney, and it is a large multinational company headquartered in the United States.

The three founders of DreamWorks were ambitious to make it a new bright spot in Hollywood, but in June 5438+February 2005, the three founders decided to sell it to Viacom, so that DreamWorks was owned by Viacom Film Company, the headquarters of Paramount.

This transaction was completed in 2006. In 2009, DreamWorks left Paramount Pictures to start a new business and began to cooperate with Disney. Starting from 20 10, Disney will arrange the distribution and marketing of the films produced by DreamWorks.