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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.
1751
Big World
Budget: $7,000,000
Box Office: $109,500,000
Liu Chunhe, who has cerebral palsy, overcomes physical and mental limitations to fulfill his grandmother's wish while searching for his own path. A transformative summer leads him to begin a new chapter.
7.6
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1752
The Game
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $109,423,648
Nicholas Van Orton, a highly intelligent but emotionally distant San Francisco banker, gets an unusual birthday gift from his brother Conrad: an invitation to play a strange game. As Nicholas participates, he's drawn into a dangerous series of challenges where the difference between what's real and what's not becomes increasingly unclear. The story explores themes of relationships, trust, and trickery, challenging viewers to consider the reliability of their own perceptions as they witness Nicholas's unsettling journey through this elaborate game.
7.7
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1753
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Budget: $13,000,000
Box Office: $109,421,911
This Swedish thriller, adapted from Stieg Larsson's novel, follows Mikael Blomkvist, a middle-aged publisher for Millennium magazine. He suffers a public defeat when losing a libel case against powerful industrialist Hans-Erik Wennerström. However, he's then tasked by Henrik Vanger with investigating a decades-old mystery: the disappearance of Vanger's niece.
7.8
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1754
Billy Elliot
Budget: $5,000,000
Box Office: $109,280,263
In 1984, County Durham, England is gripped by the miners' strike, escalating tensions between classes. Eleven-year-old Billy Elliot, who usually spends his time at the boxing club, accidentally discovers a ballet class and realizes he has a natural gift. He begins practicing with his teacher, Mrs. Wilkinson, preparing for an audition in Newcastle for a place at the Royal Ballet School in London.
7.7
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1755
Transporter 3
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $109,000,000
Frank Martin accepts a job to transport Valentina, the kidnapped daughter of a Ukrainian government official, from Marseilles to Odessa on the Black Sea. He must overcome dangerous adversaries determined to stop him from completing the delivery, all while battling his own emotions to achieve his objective.
6.1
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1756
Earth
Budget: $15,000,000
Box Office: $109,000,000
EARTH, from Disneynature, follows the journeys of three animal families: polar bears, elephants, and humpback whales. It's an epic adventure showcasing the courage and magnificence of these creatures as they navigate life across the planet.
7.9
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1757
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Budget: $3,000,000
Box Office: $108,981,275
A small-time criminal schemes to get a sentence in a mental institution instead of prison. Inside, he unexpectedly becomes a mentor to the other patients, who are dealing with their own mental health issues. But the fragile peace is threatened by a cruel and powerful nurse. As tensions rise, the protagonist must navigate complex relationships and hidden motives to protect his new community and fight back against the nurse's oppressive control.
8.6
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1758
A Man Called Otto
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $108,961,677
A curmudgeonly widower named Otto Anderson finds his quiet life disrupted when a vibrant young family moves in next door. He clashes with Marisol, a sharp-tongued pregnant woman, but an unexpected friendship blossoms, completely changing his perspective.
7.5
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1759
The Reader
Budget: $32,000,000
Box Office: $108,902,486
Michael Berg, a young German lawyer in the late 1950s, had a relationship with an older woman named Hanna. She vanished for years, only to later become a defendant in a war crimes trial for her work as a concentration camp guard. Michael is the only one who suspects Hanna is illiterate and may be hiding this fact, jeopardizing her right to a fair trial.
7.6
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1760
The Hours
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $108,846,217
Three women across different times and places seek deeper, more fulfilling lives, united by their hopes and anxieties. Their individual stories gradually connect, culminating in a surprising and deeply moving shared experience of understanding.
7.5
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1761
Sanctum
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $108,609,310
Experienced diver Frank McGuire has been exploring the Esa-ala Caves in the South Pacific for months. When a sudden flash flood blocks their exit, Frank and his team—including his 17-year-old son Josh and financier Carl Hurley—must change their plans. Facing limited resources, the group must find their way through a complex underwater maze to escape.
5.9
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1762
Arthur and the Invisibles
Budget: $86,000,000
Box Office: $108,605,609
Arthur, a lively ten-year-old, is left with his grandmother in their country home while his parents search for work and his grandfather has been missing for years. Their house is about to be repossessed and demolished unless the grandfather returns to sign papers and clear the family debt. Arthur learns the key to saving the house lies in the Minimoys, tiny creatures his grandfather helped relocate to their garden, and a hidden stash of rubies among them. Can Arthur find the courage to succeed? He also finds himself drawn to romance, but danger lurks nearby.
6.0
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1763
Cinderella Man
Budget: $88,000,000
Box Office: $108,539,911
This is the story of Jim Braddock, a boxer who retired in the 1930s. When the Great Depression hits, he unexpectedly returns to the ring to provide for his family.
8.0
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1764
Terms of Endearment
Budget: $8,000,000
Box Office: $108,423,749
Aurora takes an unexpected journey to find love and happiness as her daughter deals with difficulties in her marriage. Aurora's search for true love is both difficult and charming, as she experiences the ups and downs of romance.
At the same time, her daughter confronts the challenges of building a strong, lasting relationship. By supporting each other through their personal struggles, the two women learn about compromise, forgiveness, and appreciating life's simple joys. As they help each other, Aurora and her daughter deepen their connection and rediscover that love, in all its forms, brings enduring joy and hope.
7.4
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1765
Junior
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $108,400,000
A driven research scientist and his colleague develop a drug for pregnant women, aiming to improve health for mothers and babies. To test it, the scientist volunteers himself as the first "pregnant man," undergoing embryo implantation. Expecting a brief pregnancy, he's unprepared for the profound emotional and physical changes. He ultimately faces the reality of childbirth. The film explores parenthood, gender roles, and the impact of scientific advancements on human biology.
4.8
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1766
Confessions of a Shopaholic
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $108,394,089
Rebecca Bloomwood lives in New York City and loves to shop. She wants to work for her favorite fashion magazine but struggles to find a position. Ironically, she lands a job as an advice columnist for a financial magazine owned by the same company.
5.9
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1767
The Boxtrolls
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $108,255,770
A boy raised by subterranean creatures known as Boxtrolls emerges from the sewers to protect his adopted family and his town from the villainous exterminator, Archibald Snatcher.
6.8
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1768
Case Closed: The Million-Dollar Pentagram
Box Office: $108,136,957
Kid the Phantom Thief has announced his intention to steal a valuable Japanese sword from the wealthy Onoe family in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Conan and Heiji Hattori, who are in Hakodate, take on the case to stop him. At the same time, the Onoe family lawyer is found murdered in the warehouse district, seemingly killed with a Japanese sword. The prime suspect is an investor and arms dealer believed to be after the Onoe family's hidden treasure. A thrilling treasure hunt unfolds amidst the cherry blossoms of the north!
6.7
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1769
Hidalgo
Budget: $100,000,000
Box Office: $108,103,450
In 1890, a Pony Express rider journeys to Arabia to race his horse, Hidalgo, in a high-stakes competition for a large prize. The adventure takes them across the globe.
6.7
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1770
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Budget: $35,000,000
Box Office: $108,007,109
The lives of Mac and Kelly Radner, a young family, are disrupted when a sorority moves in next door. To deal with the noisy new neighbors, they seek help from their old fraternity brothers.
5.7
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1771
Three Kings
Budget: $75,000,000
Box Office: $108,000,000
Near the end of the Gulf War, American soldiers in Iraq find a map that supposedly leads to a huge hidden treasure – stolen Kuwaiti gold buried near their base. This sparks a risky mission for the soldiers, offering them the chance at great wealth. As they journey through war-torn Iraq searching for the gold, they face difficult choices and question their loyalty and friendship. The story is a suspenseful mix of action and drama about greed, sacrifice, and the hope for redemption when facing impossible situations.
7.1
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1772
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Budget: $9,500,000
Box Office: $107,967,319
Five friends pick up a troubled young hitchhiker, unaware they've unleashed a nightmare. They soon become the targets of a relentless family of killers, led by a man wielding a chainsaw. Hunted and stalked, the friends fight for survival against this terrifying, psychopathic clan.
6.2
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1773
The American President
Budget: $62,000,000
Box Office: $107,879,496
This drama examines the complicated relationship between power and personal desires. President Andrew Shepherd grapples with balancing his duties as leader with his own feelings when he becomes drawn to Sydney Ellen Wade, a sharp Washington lobbyist. Their growing connection quickly creates political problems, endangering his presidency and his public image.
The film shows how Shepherd's search for love and happiness under intense public attention is both exciting and difficult. Ultimately, it’s a moving story about the challenges of leadership, ambition, and wanting closeness when everything is constantly watched.
6.9
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1774
Hamnet
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $107,756,183
A compelling tale of love and grief that became the inspiration for William Shakespeare's enduring play, Hamlet.
7.8
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1775
Horrible Bosses 2
Budget: $42,000,000
Box Office: $107,645,357
Dale, Kurt, and Nick start a business, but a shrewd investor disrupts their plans. Faced with setbacks, the trio resorts to a risky and ill-conceived kidnapping plot.
6.3
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1776
Shaft
Budget: $46,000,000
Box Office: $107,626,125
New York detective John Shaft arrests Walter Wade Jr. for a racially motivated murder. The sole witness then disappears, and Wade escapes to Switzerland on bail. Two years later, Wade returns for trial, believing his wealth and connections will secure his acquittal – especially since he hired a drug kingpin to silence the witness.
6.0
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1777
Police Academy 3: Back in Training
Budget: $12,000,000
Box Office: $107,600,000
A comedy about a Governor who must shut down one of the state's police academies due to budget cuts. To decide which academy survives, he orders a competition between the two. Mauser, a clever character from the rival academy, secretly convinces two officers from the other academy to switch sides, hoping it will give his team an advantage. But as the competition unfolds, unexpected events create a series of funny complications, and the officers find themselves caught in Mauser's schemes, questioning where their loyalties truly lie.
5.4
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1778
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2
Budget: $38,000,000
Box Office: $107,597,242
Security guard Paul Blart travels to Las Vegas with his teenage daughter Maya for a Security Guard Expo before she starts college. At the convention, Blart accidentally uncovers a robbery in progress, and he must stop the criminals.
4.5
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1779
The Amityville Horror
Budget: $19,000,000
Box Office: $107,516,369
The Lutz family – George, Kathy, and their three children – move into a beautiful but surprisingly affordable Dutch colonial house in Amityville, Long Island. Their dream home hides a terrifying history, and soon each family member experiences disturbing visions and unsettling urges.
5.9
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1780
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Budget: $64,000,000
Box Office: $107,347,356
Emily has trouble fitting in, both at home and at school. Then she finds a small red puppy who quickly becomes her best friend. But when the puppy, named Clifford, suddenly grows into a giant dog, he draws the attention of a powerful genetics company. Emily and her Uncle Casey must go on the run through New York City to protect Clifford from those who want to exploit him. Along their journey, Clifford’s presence changes the lives of everyone they meet, and Emily and her uncle learn about acceptance and unconditional love.
5.9
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1781
ParaNorman
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $107,307,220
In the quiet town of Blithe Hollow, Norman Babcock has a secret: he can talk to ghosts. However, only his unusual new friend believes him. When Norman's quirky uncle reveals a ritual Norman must perform, it’s to safeguard the town from an ancient curse placed by a witch long ago.
7.0
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1782
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Budget: $15,000,000
Box Office: $107,217,396
Jim Carrey stars as a quirky detective who finds lost pets. He's hired by the Miami Dolphins to find their missing mascot and help their quarterback, Dan Marino. Using his unusual methods – including going undercover and charming women – the comedic detective tackles the case, facing danger like a shark. With humor and heart, he consistently succeeds in recovering whatever is lost, delighting audiences along the way.
6.9
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1783
Rising Sun
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $107,198,790
In Los Angeles, detectives John Connor and Web Smith investigate the death of a prostitute found in a luxury suite within a Japanese corporation's skyscraper. Their investigation becomes complicated by the cultural differences between American and Japanese business practices.
A security disc recording the murder surfaces as key evidence, but it's been tampered with. Connor and Smith realize they're dealing with a deliberate cover-up by powerful people within the corporation.
As they investigate, the detectives must uncover the killer and expose the deceit threatening to derail their case. The film explores corporate corruption and the lengths people will go to protect their interests, all while navigating unfamiliar cultural territory.
6.3
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1784
Hereafter
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $107,000,000
A working-class American, a French journalist, and a London schoolboy each experience the impact of death in distinct ways.
6.5
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1785
Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine
Box Office: $106,771,806
Engineers from across the globe converge on Interpol's "Pacific Buoy" marine facility in Hachijo-jima, south of Tokyo, for the launch of a revolutionary system linking worldwide law enforcement cameras with global facial recognition. Conan, invited by Sonoko to see whales, joins Kogoro, Ran, Agasa, Haibara, and the Detective Boys. He then receives a message from Subaru: a Europol agent has been murdered in Germany by Gin. Troubled, Conan secretly boards the police ship led by Kuroda, en route to the island for security during the system's completion. He tours the facility just as the Black Organization kidnaps a female engineer, targeting data on her USB drive. A chilling sound echoes from the ocean as an unidentified figure approaches Haibara.
7.2
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1786
Nell
Budget: $31,000,000
Box Office: $106,683,817
Peaceful countryside life is disrupted when a local doctor discovers Nell, a captivating young woman living alone in the woods. While helping her adjust to life outside the forest, the doctor uncovers many secrets about this mysterious recluse. Their growing connection explores the pull of independence and the challenges of intimacy, forming a compelling story about solitude, change, and finding oneself.
6.5
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1787
The New King of Comedy
Budget: $8,000,000
Box Office: $106,618,508
A young actress aspires to fame and a thriving career, even as she primarily works as a stand-in and extra on film sets.
6.2
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1788
Made of Honor
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $106,407,672
Tom and Hannah have been close friends for a decade. Tom dates casually, while Hannah desires marriage but hasn't met the right person. As Tom begins to believe he might be ready for a serious relationship, Hannah announces her engagement. She asks Tom to be her maid of honor, and he reluctantly accepts, hoping to disrupt the wedding and win her over.
5.9
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1789
Race to Witch Mountain
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $106,387,141
A taxi driver's ordinary night takes a turn when he picks up two teenage runaways. The teens have extraordinary abilities and are fleeing from those who want to harm them.
5.7
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1790
Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe
Box Office: $106,380,000
In 1979, a young soldier stationed in the snow-covered mountains of China uncovers strange fossils during an explosion in a mountain cavern. This discovery profoundly alters his life and the course of human history.
5.1
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1791
The Whole Nine Yards
Budget: $41,300,000
Box Office: $106,371,651
To avoid prison, a mobster enters a witness protection program and is moved to a quiet suburban town. Soon, his new neighbors discover his past and try to recruit him for one last job – a hit with a distinctly suburban twist.
6.7
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1792
Mr. Holland's Opus
Budget: $31,000,000
Box Office: $106,300,000
In 1965, Glenn Holland takes a job as a high school music teacher, viewing it as a stepping stone to completing a monumental musical work. Years pass, and the masterpiece remains unfinished. Unexpectedly, Glenn finds himself inspired by his students – watching them develop and discover their own musical abilities under his mentorship. He begins to question his life's goals, realizing that the true meaning of his work may not be in one grand composition, but in the profound effect he has on the lives of so many young people. This film is about finding purpose, pursuing ambition, and the power of music education to change lives.
7.4
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1793
Kramer vs. Kramer
Budget: $8,000,000
Box Office: $106,260,000
The film follows Ted Kramer, a man focused on his career who neglects his family. His wife Joanna leaves him, leaving Ted to unexpectedly become responsible for their home and young son Billy. The story explores how he adapts to these new challenges, revealing themes of family, gender roles, and personal change. We see Ted evolve from a detached father into someone more caring and present.
7.8
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1794
Shaun the Sheep Movie
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $106,209,378
Shaun takes a day off for fun, but finds himself in unexpected trouble. A mix-up with a farmer, a caravan, and a steep hill sends them all to the city. Now, Shaun and the flock must work together to safely guide everyone back home.
7.3
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1795
Tequila Sunrise
Budget: $23,000,000
Box Office: $105,900,000
In a sunny California coastal town, two men lead very different lives. Mac, trying to leave his past as a drug dealer behind, wants a fresh start. Nick, a driven detective, is determined to bring down Mexican drug lord Carlos. Their lives become intertwined when Nick has a secret affair with Jo Ann, a charming restaurant owner who is also interested in Mac. This passionate relationship unknowingly pulls their friend into a police trap, challenging their friendship and forcing them to question what they believe is right.
6.1
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1796
About Schmidt
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $105,834,556
A man who recently retired travels to his daughter's wedding, a trip that unexpectedly reveals new perspectives on his life and the world around him.
7.2
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1797
Life As We Know It
Budget: $38,000,000
Box Office: $105,734,416
Holly, a caterer, and Messer, a network sports director, have a terrible first date and immediately dislike each other. However, they share a daughter, Sophie. When unforeseen circumstances make Holly and Messer Sophie’s only family, they must overcome their differences. Balancing demanding careers and busy social lives while living together, they must find common ground.
6.5
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1798
First Man
Budget: $70,000,000
Box Office: $105,713,218
This film chronicles the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong and the historic space mission that culminated in his becoming the first person to walk on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
7.3
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1799
Materialists
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $105,618,726
In New York City, a driven young matchmaker faces a dilemma when a seemingly ideal client reminds her of a past love. She must choose between a promising new relationship and rekindling a connection with her ex.
6.2
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1800
Detective vs. Sleuths
Box Office: $105,500,000
A series of brutal murders grips Hong Kong, prompting the police to establish a dedicated task force to solve the crimes.
6.1
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