The "Divergent" movie, with Shailene Woodley and Theo James, helped Lionsgate rake in the big bucks as the "Insurgent" trailer teases more action and less clothes for the protagonists.

In a report from Screen Daily, Lionsgate's films earned over $1.72 billion worldwide last year, bannered by "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," with Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth, and "Divergent," starring Shailene Woodley and Theo James.

"Lionsgate's US champion was Mockingjay - Part 1 on $306.7m, followed by Divergent on $150.9m. John Wick has grossed $42.8m and counting," it said.

The other big earners for the studio included "12 Years a Slave," which earned $126.9 million and an Oscar for Best Picture to boot; "Pompeii" with $94.6 million; "Transcendence" with $86.3 million and "Step up All In" with $73.8 million.

Meanwhile, a report from People said the trailer for "Divergent" sequel, "Insurgent," showed that the movie deviated a bit from the YA novels of Veronica Roth as the clip hinted of a mysterious box.

"The box does not appear in Roth's best-selling novels. But theories about what's in it are already flying fast and furious on Twitter," the magazine said.

Jeanine, played by Kate Winslet, has been trying to test who among the Divergents can open the box.

"The trailer raises plenty of other questions as well: Will the rogue Dauntless join forces with the factionless? Will more people die because of Tris? And who wins in a fight - Shailene Woodley or Shailene Woodley?" it added.

Accordingly, the "Divergent" sequel featuring Shailene Woodley and Theo James promises more action and less clothes, at least according to the "Insurgent" trailer, said Perez Hilton.

"The second installment in the 'Divergent' series brings back Shailene Woodley and Theo James as Tris and Four, but it also brings something else: A HECK of a lot more action!" the website said, adding that the clip is "sexier, more intense and far more badass."