By the way, I looked at the budgets and box office figures for the films DreamWorks has made so far, and it turns out most were mid-to-low-budget productions; their highest budget was $160 million. They never made films with budgets as high as Pixar's, and that strategy actually yielded good results. Anyway, I recently watched *Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie*; it performed well relative to its budget, grossing $80 million on a $32 million budget. And it was a really good movie, too.
By the way, the film's break-even point was reportedly $80 million. However, Universal was pleased with the *Gabby's Dollhouse* movie thanks to toy and Lego sales.