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Explore the highest grossing movies of all time based on worldwide box office revenue. This ranking includes the most commercially successful movies ever released in theaters. Browse blockbuster films, franchise hits, superhero movies, animated features, action adventures, sci-fi epics, and global box office leaders. The list is updated regularly and includes only movies with at least $100,000 in revenue. Use sorting filters to discover top grossing movies by box office, release date, or IMDb rating.
9851
It Started in Naples
Box Office: $2,300,000
Michael Hamilton, a successful lawyer from Philadelphia, travels to Naples to settle the estate of his estranged brother, who lived an unconventional life. In this new environment, Michael encounters colorful people and beautiful scenery, and becomes involved in the city's nightlife. He discovers his brother's legacy: an eight-year-old nephew named Tony, cared for by his sister-in-law, Lucia Curcio.
Lucia is a captivating nightclub dancer, adding complications to Michael’s already difficult task. As he investigates his brother’s past and connects with Tony, Michael confronts the reasons for his family’s separation. He must decide if he can build a relationship with Lucia, whose world is very different from his own. This story is about family, finding forgiveness, and the effort to reconnect with those we love.
6.3
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9852
The Chase
Box Office: $2,300,000
A convict named Bubber Reeves escapes from the local prison, sparking a chain of events that deeply affect the people of a small Southern town. The film explores themes of guilt, redemption, loyalty, and relationships as the community reacts to Bubber's escape and its potential consequences. It balances humor and drama to show how one person's actions can ripple through an entire town.
7.1
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9853
White Hunter, Black Heart
Budget: $24,000,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
Director John Wilson travels to Africa to work on a new film. Drawn to the African wilderness, he becomes fixated on hunting a specific elephant he's long sought. His cast and crew become frustrated by his frequent disappearances and intense focus. As filming continues, Wilson’s relentless pursuit of the elephant threatens the film's completion and forces him to examine humanity's connection to nature and the impact of our ambitions.
6.5
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9854
The Heiress
Budget: $2,600,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
In 19th-century New York City, a young woman from a wealthy family has her predictable life changed when she meets a charming but poor man. His arrival stirs curiosity and rumors. Some suspect he's interested in her family's money, not love. As they grow closer, she struggles with her feelings and the pressures of society and class. The story is a blend of romance, drama, and suspense, exploring love, deception, and happiness during a time of great change. It’s a journey into desire, ambition, and trust set against the backdrop of 19th-century New York.
8.1
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9855
Beach Party
Budget: $300,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
Anthropology professor Robert Orwell Sutwell studies teenage surf culture, focusing on their attitudes toward sex, with help from his secretary Marianne. He becomes immersed in a world where surfing teens, led by Frankie and Dee Dee, value music, rivalries with motorcycle gangs headed by Eric Von Zipper, and dancing. The professor and his secretary experience the excitement and difficulties of youth as they explore this vibrant subculture, all underscored by energetic surf rock music from Dick Dale and the Del Tones.
5.8
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9856
Deception
Budget: $2,882,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
A dedicated pianist starts a new life with a former love, and they marry. Their happiness is challenged when a wealthy composer becomes drawn to her exceptional talent. The pianist must navigate this complicated love triangle while staying true to her husband. The film examines passion, loyalty, and artistic competition in a society valuing both music and wealth. Through its detailed characters and compelling story, the film explores the complexities of love, jealousy, and finding oneself.
7.1
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9857
Jackson County Jail
Budget: $445,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
A young woman takes a road trip from California to New York, but her journey turns dangerous when she becomes the victim of kidnapping and abuse. The film follows her struggle for survival, highlighting her resilience and strength as she confronts difficult choices. The story explores themes of trust and identity, revealing the hidden dangers that can exist in everyday life.
6.1
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9858
The Brave Little Toaster
Budget: $2,300,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
When the family who owned them sells their summer home, a group of old appliances – a washing machine, toaster, and vacuum cleaner – are abandoned. Determined to find their beloved eight-year-old owner, they set off on a heartwarming adventure to reunite with him.
The film follows these everyday objects as they experience freedom and discover the importance of friendship, loyalty, and the connection with people. They face challenges and must work together to overcome them. With humor and emotion, this movie reminds us of the magic in ordinary things.
7.2
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9859
Sahara
Box Office: $2,300,000
In World War II's Western Desert Campaign, a U.S. tank commander faces a critical battle for control of a vital water source in the Libyan desert. As the German Afrika Korps advances on the isolated well, the American and his small Allied unit are heavily outnumbered and must quickly strategize. The film depicts a tense struggle for survival, where water becomes the key factor in both teamwork and disagreement among the soldiers. The Allies grapple with choices between protecting themselves and fulfilling their duty to each other and the war, resulting in a suspenseful story about resilience and bonds forged under immense pressure.
7.5
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9860
Bronson
Budget: $230,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
Sentenced to seven years for a post office robbery, a young man unexpectedly spends thirty years in solitary confinement. The isolation profoundly alters him, and his personality gradually gives way to an alter ego: Charles Bronson.
7.0
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9861
Leprechaun 2
Budget: $2,000,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
The film journeys to ancient Celtic times, where the legendary Leprechaun was a brutal force. Driven by his endless pursuit of stolen gold, he travels through time to modern city life, targeting an unsuspecting young woman. This dark folklore story escalates when her boyfriend steals one of the Leprechaun's prized gold coins, unleashing his violent fury. As bodies mount and gold dust clues lead authorities to the Leprechaun's hideout, the audience is pulled into a suspenseful and terrifying ordeal.
4.7
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9862
Mio in the Land of Faraway
Budget: $7,200,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
Young Bosse's life changes when he's brought to a faraway kingdom to live with his father, who is the King. After being raised by cruel relatives, Bosse feels like an outsider. He befriends a loyal companion and joins a quest to defeat Knight Kato, a dangerous enemy. As they journey together, Bosse discovers who he really is and learns about courage, friendship, and love, transforming himself and the people around him.
6.3
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9863
Repo Man
Budget: $1,500,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
A young man's life changes when he takes a job as a repossession agent with a seasoned veteran. Their assignments are anything but typical, involving alien encounters, shadowy government operations, and a quest for a rare 1964 Chevy with hidden secrets. As they navigate a world of conspiracy, danger, and humor, the unlikely pair develops a strong friendship. This blend of science fiction, action, and comedy offers a fresh and exciting take on growing up.
6.8
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9864
Deathwatch
Box Office: $2,300,000
During the intense trench warfare of World War I, a British Infantry Company becomes separated from their unit after a major battle. While trying to rejoin their lines, they stumble upon a seemingly destroyed German trench, with only a handful of disoriented German soldiers remaining. After eliminating most of the Germans and capturing one, the British company establishes a defensive position to hold the trench until help arrives. Soon, unsettling events begin to occur, and a feeling of dread spreads through the trench, causing the British soldiers to turn against each other.
5.9
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9865
Cashback
Box Office: $2,300,000
Following a difficult breakup, Ben struggles with insomnia. To pass the sleepless nights, he takes a job working the late shift at the supermarket, and his creative mind begins to flourish.
7.1
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9866
Borderline
Budget: $5,800,000
Box Office: $2,300,000
Border patrol officer Jeb Maynard is devastated when his partner and best friend, Scooter, is murdered during a routine mission. Jeb doubts the official explanation that drug dealers were responsible, suspecting instead a human smuggler connected to illegal immigration. As he investigates, Jeb becomes deeply involved in the dangerous criminal underworld along the U.S.-Mexican border. His pursuit of justice for Scooter threatens his career and safety, but he pushes forward, determined to uncover the truth. The film examines themes of friendship, loyalty, and the fight for justice within the challenging realities of border security and immigration.
6.0
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9867
The In-Laws
Box Office: $2,298,938
A canceled wedding sparks chaos when two families, deeply divided by background, wealth, and preferences, are forced to share a party. The parents of the bride and groom are stunned, questioning who is to blame for the disruption. As they grapple with the logistics – welcoming guests, playing music, serving food – polite conversation quickly devolves into bitter arguments. The situation escalates dramatically, culminating in a major explosion. Meanwhile, the wedding party embraces the unexpected celebration, unfazed by the absent newlyweds.
7.1
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9868
Under the Rainbow
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $2,297,493
During World War II in Los Angeles, a driven young man is tasked with running the Culver Hotel while his uncle is away. He transforms it into the Hotel Rainbow, attracting a diverse group of guests: famous musicians, foreign assassins, secret agents, Japanese tourists, and circus performers. Secret Service agent Bruce Thorpe and Hollywood casting director Annie Clark find themselves drawn into the hotel’s unusual events and develop a romance as they uncover hidden truths. The film blends historical detail, humor, and romance to tell a captivating story about finding hope and connection during a period of global change.
5.3
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9869
3 from Hell
Budget: $3,000,000
Box Office: $2,295,825
Following a near-fatal gun battle with law enforcement, Baby Firefly, Otis Driftwood, and Captain Spaulding are imprisoned. However, their evil is not easily contained. Joining forces with Otis’s half-brother Winslow, the deranged Firefly family escapes and unleashes a fresh wave of violence, insanity, and chaos.
5.4
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9870
The Grace Card
Budget: $200,000
Box Office: $2,295,733
A single moment can alter everything, with consequences lasting a lifetime. When Mac McDonald's son dies in an accident, seventeen years of grief and anger consume him, straining his relationships and fueling resentment towards everyone around him. His rage hinders his career as a police officer, creating tension when he's forced to partner with Sam Wright, a dedicated and optimistic officer who is also a pastor and devoted family man. Can these two men overcome their differences – particularly their contrasting worldviews – to find common ground and heal? The film explores the possibility of rebuilding relationships and finding healing through faith and grace.
6.3
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9871
Elis
Box Office: $2,295,553
The film chronicles the life of the vibrant singer Elis Regina, from her arrival in Rio de Janeiro at 19 until her untimely death. Overcoming numerous obstacles, she achieves rapid success, and her life earns widespread national and international acclaim, solidifying her legacy as arguably Brazil's greatest singer.
6.7
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9872
Renoir
Box Office: $2,293,798
Summer 1915 on the French Riviera. Jean Renoir, son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste, returns home to recover from war wounds. He is accompanied by Andrée, a young woman whose presence revitalizes and inspires both him and his father.
6.5
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9873
American Honey
Budget: $3,500,000
Box Office: $2,290,649
A restless teenager leaves her difficult home and joins a group of young people traveling the American Midwest, selling magazines. She becomes part of a lifestyle filled with wild parties, dangerous schemes, and short-lived relationships, seeking freedom and a sense of community as they journey across the country.
7.0
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9874
Reeker
Box Office: $2,289,000
Lost travelers find themselves stranded at a strange desert resort. They begin experiencing unsettling visions of people who are dying, while a grotesque creature hunts them. The strangers must uncover the truth behind these visions to survive.
5.1
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9875
And Their Children After Them
Box Office: $2,288,190
In eastern France, two teenage cousins experience an unforgettable summer when they take a borrowed canoe across a lake.
6.4
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9876
Deep Water
Box Office: $2,286,163
Passengers from around the world on a flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai must make an emergency landing in shark-infested waters. Trapped and terrified, the group is compelled to set aside their differences and cooperate if they want to survive the sinking plane and the sharks attracted to the wreckage.
5.4
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9877
Pecker
Budget: $6,000,000
Box Office: $2,281,761
In Baltimore, a teenage boy finds an old film camera and discovers a passion for photography. He starts taking powerful pictures that draw attention from his community, earning him both praise and jealousy. His talent quickly gains him unexpected fame, but the success begins to overwhelm him. The boundary between his real life and his art becomes increasingly indistinct. He must decide whether to pursue fame and wealth or stay true to himself and create something truly remarkable.
6.4
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9878
The Company
Budget: $15,000,000
Box Office: $2,281,585
This ensemble drama follows a company of ballet dancers, centering on a promising young dancer on the verge of achieving a coveted principal role.
6.2
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9879
42nd Street
Budget: $439,000
Box Office: $2,281,000
A veteran producer faces his toughest challenge yet with what might be his last Broadway show. Facing immense pressure, he's thrown a curveball right before opening night: the leading actor gets sick, and a young chorus girl must take over. The story follows their personal struggles and the complicated relationships within the theater as the show begins. It’s a blend of drama, comedy, and emotion, offering a look at the highs and lows of Broadway and the determination of those who create there.
7.3
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9880
Gigi & Nate
Box Office: $2,280,590
A promising young man is severely injured in an accident and must rebuild his life. He finds unexpected support and companionship from an animal.
6.8
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9881
Noises Off...
Budget: $12,000,000
Box Office: $2,280,148
Director Lloyd Fellowes faces a tough job adapting a British play for an American audience, navigating a complicated cast. The lead actress is struggling with aging, while the male lead doubts his abilities. A frequently drunk supporting actor adds to the chaos. As opening night nears on Broadway, Fellowes must manage these eccentric personalities and personal issues to keep the production on schedule. The pressure builds, revealing the backstage turmoil hidden beneath the glamour of high society theatre.
7.4
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9882
The Good House
Box Office: $2,279,914
Hildy Good is a sharp-witted New England real estate agent with a hidden past as a descendant of the Salem witches – she enjoys wine and keeping secrets. Her carefully ordered life begins to fall apart when she reconnects with a former love, drawing her into the increasingly dangerous world of another person's impulsive actions.
6.4
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9883
Sorry, Baby
Budget: $1,500,000
Box Office: $2,279,895
Agnes feels trapped. Her best friend, Lydie, has moved to New York and is now expecting a baby, while Agnes remains in the New England house they shared as graduate students, working as a professor at their old university. A difficult event from a few years ago has prevented her from moving forward with her life.
7.1
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9884
A Brief History of Time
Box Office: $2,279,692
This documentary examines the remarkable life of Stephen Hawking, a celebrated physicist who battled ALS throughout his career. As he progressively lost physical abilities, eventually becoming almost completely immobile and reliant on a computer to communicate, Hawking's intellectual curiosity and dedication to science remained strong. Featuring interviews with those closest to him – friends, family, classmates, and colleagues – the film offers rare insight into his revolutionary theories and the person behind them. It explores not only his significant scientific achievements but also the core of his resilience, determination, and humanity when confronted with profound challenges.
7.3
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9885
Ninotchka
Budget: $1,365,000
Box Office: $2,279,000
A strict Russian woman travels to Paris for work. Her mission is simple, but everything changes when she meets a man with very different beliefs. Caught between her job and her growing feelings for him, she finds herself in a complicated relationship amidst the beauty of Paris. The film explores how this unexpected connection leads to personal change, highlights cultural differences, and shows how people can find common ground despite their differences.
7.8
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9886
Free Jimmy
Box Office: $2,277,607
A group of four marijuana enthusiasts, five vegans, three gangsters, four hunters, and one person have a multitude of reasons to liberate a drug-addicted elephant.
5.9
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9887
The Women
Budget: $1,688,000
Box Office: $2,270,000
This drama explores the life of a woman whose seemingly happy marriage is disrupted by the influence of her judgmental friends. When her husband's infidelity is revealed, she chooses to pursue a divorce, influenced by societal expectations rather than seeking other options. The film subtly examines female friendship, loyalty, and the damaging effects of gossip as the woman transitions from a stable marriage to a final decision shaped by her friends' opinions. It’s a poignant look at how easily trust can be broken and the destructive power of poor advice.
7.7
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9888
Are We Ok?
Box Office: $2,268,939
Temmuz, an openly gay sculptor with a dog, enjoys a bohemian life in Istanbul. His happy-go-lucky personality and belief in good luck often distract him from his work as a children's book illustrator, culminating in a painful breakup via email. He finds comfort in his supportive girlfriend's mother and best friend and co-worker, Beste. Meanwhile, he repeatedly dreams of a young man who needs rescuing. He encounters this young man, accompanied by his mother, on the bus and helps them into their home; the young man was born without limbs. This chance meeting sparks an unexpected connection, leading to a developing friendship built on mutual support and shared experiences.
7.0
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9889
Texasville
Box Office: $2,268,254
It's summer 1984 in a small Texas town outside Wichita Falls, preparing for its centennial celebration. However, economic worries linger as oil prices fall and local banks face difficulties. Duane, a former football star, is burdened by a $12 million debt that strains his marriage to Karla, who turns to alcohol amidst their troubled family life. Jacy, Duane's old girlfriend and now an actress, returns after time in Italy, grieving the loss of her son.
Rumors of a rekindled romance between Duane and Jacy circulate as they confront the challenges of middle age, personal struggles, and family issues against a backdrop of changing times. Meanwhile, Sonny expresses concerns about his mental and emotional health. The film examines how these friends navigate their lives and seek stability amidst economic uncertainty and a shifting social world.
6.0
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9890
Luce
Box Office: $2,268,204
Luce is a high-achieving athlete and student, but his carefully constructed world begins to crack when a teacher reveals troubling views on political violence. This revelation creates conflict within his family and sparks heated discussions about race and who he is.
6.6
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9891
Puzzle
Box Office: $2,266,853
Agnes, a longtime homemaker in a small town outside New York, discovers a passion for puzzles after dedicating years to her family.
6.7
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9892
Tell Me What You Want
Box Office: $2,265,661
Following his father's passing, Eric Zimmerman goes to Spain to manage the family business's operations. While in Madrid, he meets Judith and they develop a passionate, intimate connection marked by deep exploration. Yet, Eric worries that a hidden aspect of his life could jeopardize their relationship.
4.1
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9893
Sleepwalk with Me
Box Office: $2,263,436
A comedian on the rise faces mounting pressure as his career hits a standstill. His relationship feels stagnant, and he's battling increasingly intense episodes of sleepwalking that he's trying to keep hidden.
6.7
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9894
Love Is Strange
Box Office: $2,262,223
After 39 years together, Ben and George get married. Soon after, George loses his job. The couple then has to sell their New York apartment and live separately, becoming dependent on friends and family for financial support.
6.7
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9895
Mothering Sunday
Box Office: $2,260,859
In 1924, on Mother's Day, Jane Fairchild, a housemaid and orphan, finds herself alone while her employers are away. She has a rare opportunity to spend time with Paul, her secret lover – the man from the nearby manor. Their love has endured for years, despite Paul's impending marriage to a childhood friend. But unforeseen events are about to drastically alter Jane's life.
6.1
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9896
Titus
Budget: $18,000,000
Box Office: $2,259,680
In Shakespeare's 'Titus Andronicus,' a respected Roman general returns home from war to endure a series of heartbreaking losses as his children are taken from him. This early tragedy is known for its graphic violence and explores themes of revenge, sacrifice, and the destructive power of war. The story unfolds with complex betrayals and retaliations, ultimately leading to a devastating conclusion. 'Titus Andronicus' blends tragedy, history, and horror to offer a powerful look at human nature and the consequences of seeking vengeance.
7.0
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9897
Headhunter
Box Office: $2,258,895
Martin Vinge, a successful headhunter with a troubled personal life and a past as a controversial journalist, is secretly approached by 85-year-old N.F. Sieger, the head of Denmark's largest shipping and oil conglomerate. Sieger asks Martin to find a replacement heir for the company, as his son, Daniel Sieger, has long been expected to lead it forward. As Martin begins identifying potential candidates, he realizes he's become involved in a much larger and more dangerous power struggle to control the company’s future. This intense conflict puts significant strain on Martin's professional and personal life.
6.6
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9898
The Draughtsman's Contract
Budget: $370,800
Box Office: $2,256,246
A young artist receives a special commission: to sketch the estate of a wealthy landowner while he's away. The landowner's wife, impressed by the artist's work, requests detailed drawings of the property. As the artist explores the estate, they begin to uncover hidden stories beneath the wealth and power. The film explores themes of class, ambition, and finding oneself through art. The artist’s journey of capturing the estate's landscape reveals truths about the landowner and helps them discover their own creative identity. Visually stunning, the movie immerses the audience in a world where the landscape itself tells a story, blurring the line between reality and artistic interpretation.
7.2
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9899
Strangers with Candy
Budget: $3,500,000
Box Office: $2,254,124
This film explores the early life of Jerri Blank, the protagonist of the popular series. It follows the story of a 46-year-old woman with a troubled past – a former addict and convict – who decides to return to high school in hopes of building a new future for herself.
5.9
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9900
Hitler: The Last Ten Days
Box Office: $2,250,000
"Hitler: The Last Ten Days" offers an exclusive look inside Adolf Hitler's Berlin bunker as World War II ends. The film details the chaotic final days within and around the underground fortress, based on extensive research by Gerhard Boldt. It presents a stark depiction of Hitler's desperation and the disintegration of his inner circle as Allied forces advance. Through intense conversations and realistic scenes, the film reveals the deception and manipulation surrounding the dictator in his final hours. As chaos erupts above, "Hitler: The Last Ten Days" explores the human element of a pivotal moment in history, revealing the darkest hours of the 20th century.
6.5
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