Jan 29 (Reuters) - Comcast lost more broadband customers than expected in the fourth quarter, as rivals lured away consumers with aggressive ​offers, piling pressure on the company's mainstay business. Comcast on Thursday said it lost 181,000 broadband customers in the quarter, compared with an estimate of 173,780-user decline, according to data compiled ⁠by Factset. To compete better ‌now, Comcast has decided not to raise prices this year, while revamping packages and bundling services. The unit posted revenue growth of 21.9%. The first film grossed over $758 million ‍globally at the box ⁠office, while the sequel, released last year, collected $527 million, according to Box Office Mojo.