OPTION 001
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 002
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.
OPTION 003
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 004
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.
OPTION 005
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 006
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.
OPTION 007
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 008
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.
OPTION 009
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 010
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.
OPTION 011
Not really. Using median instead of average, films with a female lead generate higher box office for all categories except $30M to $50M.
OPTION 012
If we use median instead of average, movies that pass the Bechdel test generate higher box office for every budget category except $10M - $30M.