### Database Schema:
CREATE TABLE director (
	name	TEXT	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	director	TEXT	NULL,
	foreign key (name) references characters (movie_title)
);

CREATE TABLE characters (
	movie_title	TEXT	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	release_date	TEXT	NULL,
	hero	TEXT	NULL,
	villian	TEXT	NULL,
	song	TEXT	NULL,
	foreign key (hero) references `voice-actors` (character)
);

CREATE TABLE revenue (
	Year	INTEGER	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	`Studio Entertainment[NI 1]`	REAL	NULL,
	`Disney Consumer Products[NI 2]`	REAL	NULL,
	`Disney Interactive[NI 3][Rev 1]`	INTEGER	NULL,
	`Walt Disney Parks and Resorts`	REAL	NULL,
	`Disney Media Networks`	TEXT	NULL,
	Total	INTEGER	NULL
);

CREATE TABLE `voice-actors` (
	character	TEXT	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	`voice-actor`	TEXT	NULL,
	movie	TEXT	NULL,
	foreign key (movie) references characters (movie_title)
);

CREATE TABLE movies_total_gross (
	movie_title	TEXT	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	release_date	TEXT	NULL	PRIMARY KEY,
	genre	TEXT	NULL,
	MPAA_rating	TEXT	NULL,
	total_gross	TEXT	NULL,
	inflation_adjusted_gross	TEXT	NULL,
	foreign key (movie_title) references characters (movie_title)
);

### User's Query:
Name the most recent movie directed by Chris Buck. Which of his movies was more successful in terms of grossing? Use the current gross for comparison.

### Extra Knowledge:
Chris Buck refers to director = 'Chris Buck'; the most recent movie refers to movie_title where MAX(release_date); current gross refers to inflation_adjusted_gross; more successful movie refers to MAX(inflation_adjusted_gross);
SELECT T1.movie_title, MAX(T1.release_date), MAX(T1.inflation_adjusted_gross) FROM movies_total_gross AS T1 INNER JOIN director AS T2 ON T1.movie_title = T2.name WHERE T2.director = 'Chris Buck'