Fox Atomic
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Fox Atomic is a theatrical movie studio and a sub-division of Twentieth Century Fox. Fox Atomic produces theatrical films, comics, and digital content targeting young adults.
It was created in 2006 with the goal of producing and acquiring eight films per year over a range of genres, specifically action and horror. As is the case with fellow sub-division Fox Searchlight Pictures, Fox Atomic has its own production operations, while its films are distributed by Twentieth Century Fox.
Fox Atomic has also created a graphic novel publishing division called Fox Atomic Comics.
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[edit] Movies
[edit] 2006
[edit] 2007
- The Hills Have Eyes 2 - March 23
- 28 Weeks Later - May 11
- Death Sentence - August 31
- The Comebacks - October 19
[edit] 2008
- The Rocker (August 1, 2008)
- Playboys
- The Entity
- Incurable
- Villain
[edit] 2009
- 12 Rounds (March 13, 2009)
- Jennifer's Body
- Brad Cutter Ruined My Life
- I Love You, Beth Cooper
- Space Invader
- Ninja Gold
- Don't Lean on Me
- 28 Months Later
- Average American Male
- Harvey and Marky: A True Story of Friendship and Betrayal
- Goth
- Fishing on the Edge
- The Post Grad Survival Guide
[edit] Competition
- Dimension Films, part of The Weinstein Company
- Rogue Pictures, sub-division of Universal's Focus Features
- Screen Gems, owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment
- Hollywood Pictures, owned by The Walt Disney Company
[edit] External links
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