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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.
1851
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $102,778,050
A public scandal and financial difficulties threaten the Crawley family's reputation. The entire household faces the possibility of social ruin. The Crawleys must adapt to change as the staff prepares for a new era with the next generation taking over Downton Abbey.
7.3
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1852
Project X
Budget: $12,000,000
Box Office: $102,731,865
Three high school seniors host a party hoping to gain notoriety. The night escalates quickly as news of the event spreads.
6.7
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1853
Primal Fear
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $102,616,183
A confident lawyer takes on a complex legal case to defend a poor altar boy accused of fleeing a brutal murder. The victim is the compassionate bishop who had mentored the boy. The case becomes complicated when the accused suggests someone else might have been involved. This drama examines guilt, innocence, and human nature as the lawyer struggles with evidence, witness statements, and difficult choices to find justice for his client.
7.7
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1854
The Godfather Part II
Budget: $13,000,000
Box Office: $102,600,000
The Corleone family story continues with a young Vito Corleone's upbringing in Sicily and later, in 1910s New York. Decades later, in the 1950s, Michael Corleone seeks to broaden the family's operations into new territories: Las Vegas, Hollywood, and Cuba.
9.0
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1855
Post Truth
Budget: $14,506,629
Box Office: $102,500,000
Wei Pingan earns a living selling cemeteries. He attempts to uncover the truth behind a rumor, fulfilling a promise he made. However, he discovers that those spreading the rumor are determined to maintain their own version of events, disregarding facts. Wei Pingan becomes entangled in a new, developing rumor himself.
7.0
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1856
Zombieland
Budget: $23,600,000
Box Office: $102,391,540
Columbus avoids anything that frightens him. Tallahassee thrives on fear. In a zombie-infested world, they've both become exceptionally skilled at surviving. Now, they face their greatest challenge yet: confronting one another.
7.5
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1857
U.S. Marshals
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $102,367,405
U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard is tasked with transporting dangerous convicts from Chicago to New York by plane. The mission goes wrong when the aircraft crashes, allowing one convict, Mark Sheridan, to escape. Diplomatic Security Agent John Royce joins Gerard to help capture Sheridan. As they investigate Sheridan's past, they discover a complicated history far more intricate than they initially imagined. Their pursuit leads them through a world of deception, corruption, and shocking secrets, transforming the capture into a thrilling manhunt.
6.6
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1858
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
Budget: $37,500,000
Box Office: $102,366,815
Photographer Connor Mead embraces a life of casual relationships and avoids commitment. His cynical attitude towards love creates problems for him, especially when he dismisses his younger brother Paul's wedding. That night, Connor is visited by the ghost of his Uncle Wayne, a legendary womanizer and Connor’s mentor. Through three guides, Wayne takes Connor on a journey through his romantic history, present, and potential future. The ghosts try to determine if Connor can change his approach to love and if he might ever find lasting happiness.
5.8
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1859
The Wild
Budget: $80,000,000
Box Office: $102,338,515
A young lion is mistakenly shipped from the New York Zoo to Africa. Back in the city, his fellow zoo animals must overcome their conflicts and work together to get him home.
5.2
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1860
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Budget: $6,000,000
Box Office: $102,308,889
This film follows the adventures of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in the late 1890s American West. As the West becomes more settled, their daring robberies capture the attention of everyone. But when a determined posse closes in, they face the possibility that their outlaw life is over.
Seeking one last chance, Butch and Sundance journey to South America to escape. The unfamiliar landscape tests their friendship as they navigate new dangers and challenges. The story explores loyalty, friendship, and adapting to a changing world.
It's an exciting tale of two legendary outlaws on an unforgettable journey filled with adventure, danger, and humor that reveals their personalities and strong bond. With beautiful visuals and compelling storytelling, this film will keep audiences engaged until the very end.
8.0
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1861
Dawn of the Dead
Budget: $26,000,000
Box Office: $102,278,712
When a devastating outbreak transforms the world's population into aggressive, flesh-eating zombies, a band of survivors seeks refuge in a sprawling shopping mall.
7.2
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1862
John Q
Budget: $36,000,000
Box Office: $102,244,770
John Quincy Archibald is a father and husband whose son is diagnosed with an enlarged heart. He later learns a transplant is not possible due to HMO insurance denial. Consequently, he takes a hospital full of patients hostage, demanding the hospital prioritize his son for the donor list.
7.1
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1863
Railroad Tigers
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $102,205,175
In China, 1941, a railroad worker organizes a group of freedom fighters to combat the Japanese occupation. Their mission: to secure food for those in need.
5.8
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1864
The Naked Gun
Budget: $42,000,000
Box Office: $102,147,396
Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr. is the only one with the skills to lead Police Squad and protect the world. He takes over from his father and must solve a murder to save the squad from being disbanded.
6.3
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1865
Kung Fu Hustle
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $102,034,104
Shanghai, 1940s. The ruthless Axe Gang holds the city in fear. Two small-time criminals, Sing and Bone, try to join them but end up making powerful enemies. Luckily, they discover unexpected allies in the form of kung fu masters and hidden strengths. Now, they must confront the entire Axe Gang.
7.7
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1866
The Goodbye Girl
Box Office: $102,000,000
This drama follows a young woman who is unexpectedly left to rebuild her life when her long-term partner ends their relationship. Already struggling with unemployment as a dancer, she must now become a single parent to her ten-year-old daughter. Seeking help, they move in with an old friend—a struggling off-Broadway actor.
As these individuals from different backgrounds adjust to shared living, they all experience personal changes. The woman's desire for stability clashes with her love of dance, highlighting themes of self-discovery. The actor, playing a father figure, brings humor and warmth as he adapts to his new role.
The film explores the strength of family and friendship during difficult times. With honest performances and realistic situations, it’s an emotionally resonant story about love, loss, and starting over.
7.4
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1867
The Stepford Wives
Budget: $90,000,000
Box Office: $102,000,000
A seemingly idyllic town hides a chilling secret. The husbands of Stepford are determined to create the perfect wife – a woman of flawless domesticity and unwavering charm. They've built a technologically advanced community to achieve this unsettling ideal. But what does it truly take to become this seemingly perfect woman?
5.4
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1868
Boonie Bears: Future Reborn
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $101,990,000
Bramble, Briar, and Vick stumble upon a time traveler and are unexpectedly transported 100 years into the future. They discover a drastically changed Earth ravaged by environmental disaster, where humanity struggles for survival.
6.0
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1869
French Kiss
Box Office: $101,982,854
After discovering her fiancé's affair in France, an American woman overcomes her fear of flying to pursue him back to Paris. Her journey becomes complicated when she unknowingly carries a valuable item, attracting the attention of a charming thief who follows her across France. This romantic comedy-drama follows her eventful trip as she faces obstacles in her quest for a second chance at love. The film explores resilience, self-discovery, and the power of love, blending humor and heartache.
6.6
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1870
Masters of the Universe
Budget: $200,000,000
Box Office: $101,914,098
Prince Adam has lived in the magical world of Eternia for nearly twenty years, ever since he crash-landed there from another dimension. He's now called back home to protect it from Skeletor and his evil forces. To stop Skeletor and save Eternia, Adam must learn about his past and become He-Man, a powerful hero. The story features exciting action and moments of self-discovery as Adam tries to balance his old life with the destiny he's meant to fulfill in this strange new world.
6.8
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1871
Case Closed: Zero the Enforcer
Box Office: $101,860,359
Following an explosion at Edge of Ocean island in Tokyo, Tōru Amuro, known as Zero, starts an investigation. At the same time, Kogorō, a private detective, is arrested as a possible suspect. Conan Edogawa then investigates to clear Kogorō's name, but Amuro tries to block him.
6.3
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1872
The Devil Inside
Budget: $1,000,000
Box Office: $101,800,000
In Italy, a woman investigating her mother's past uncovers a disturbing truth: her mother was involved in an exorcism that allegedly led to the deaths of three people. As she delves deeper, the woman becomes entangled in a series of unofficial exorcisms herself, seeking answers to her family's dark history.
4.2
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1873
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Budget: $45,000,000
Box Office: $101,702,060
A scientist, his nephew, and a mountain guide embark on a journey to uncover the fate of the scientist's missing brother. Their search leads them to a hidden, perilous world deep within the Earth.
5.8
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1874
Asterix and Obelix vs. Caesar
Budget: $48,500,000
Box Office: $101,644,060
In 50 B.C., a peaceful village in Gaul is protected by its strong people, who gain their strength from a magical potion made by Druids. When Julius Caesar and his officer Detritus plan a route through Gaul towards the English Channel, they discover this village. They capture the Druid leader, who knows the secret to the potion.
Asterix and Obelix set out on a dangerous mission to rescue the Druid and protect the potion from Caesar. They travel through difficult lands, face enemies, and learn about the history of Gaul. Their journey tests their strength, but also shows the power of friendship, loyalty, and perseverance.
6.0
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1875
Pineapple Express
Budget: $27,000,000
Box Office: $101,624,843
A laid-back guy and his drug dealer are thrown into chaos when the stoner accidentally sees a police officer commit a murder. Suddenly, they're both fugitives, desperately trying to evade the authorities.
6.9
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1876
Little Man
Budget: $64,000,000
Box Office: $101,600,000
Released from prison, the dwarf criminal Calvin Sims teams up with his dim-witted brother Percy to steal a valuable diamond from a jewelry store for mobster Walken. They are pursued by the police, and Calvin hides the diamond in the purse of Vanessa Edwards, whose husband Darryl desperately wants a child. Percy convinces Calvin to dress as a baby and be left outside the Edwards' house to gain entry and retrieve the diamond. Darryl and Vanessa take Calvin in for the weekend and decide to adopt him, but Walken threatens Darryl to recover the stone.
4.6
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1877
Just Married
Budget: $18,000,000
Box Office: $101,564,935
Tom Leezak and Sarah McNerney, from different backgrounds, instantly fall in love and plan a wedding. However, Sarah's wealthy family disapproves. They embark on a honeymoon in Italy, full of optimism, but a series of unfortunate events and an unexpected visit from Sarah's ex-lover threaten their happiness and the strength of their new marriage. Will they be able to overcome these challenges?
5.5
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1878
Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous
Box Office: $101,393,569
Following her victory at the Miss United States pageant, FBI agent Gracie Hart gains widespread recognition and becomes the FBI's public image. However, she must return to fieldwork when the pageant winner, Cheryl, and the emcee, Stan, are kidnapped.
5.2
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1879
Mars Attacks!
Budget: $70,000,000
Box Office: $101,371,017
This film follows three teenagers – Berg, Pete, and Sharon – as they navigate the challenges of growing up. Relying on each other through personal struggles and shared experiences, they form a strong bond of friendship. The movie explores how their connection is tested and strengthened as they learn to support one another. It’s an honest look at the power of friendship and how these characters face life's difficulties together.
6.4
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1880
The Time Traveler's Wife
Budget: $39,000,000
Box Office: $101,344,412
Because of a rare genetic condition, Henry DeTamble repeatedly and unpredictably jumps through time. Each time, he finds himself at different points in the life of Clare Abshire, the woman he loves.
7.1
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1881
Heaven Is for Real
Budget: $12,000,000
Box Office: $101,300,000
Following emergency surgery, small-town parents Todd and Sonja Burpo are thrilled by their son Colton's unexpected recovery. But they are stunned when Colton recounts details from what he describes as a trip to heaven – information he couldn't have known. Now, Todd must decide whether to share his son's remarkable experience with others.
5.9
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1882
Stir Crazy
Budget: $10,000,000
Box Office: $101,300,000
Two unemployed New Yorkers, Skip Donahue and Harry Monroe, decide to leave the city due to financial hardship and seek work elsewhere. They unexpectedly get hired to promote a local bank by wearing elaborate woodpecker costumes. When the costumes are stolen during a bank robbery, Skip and Harry are mistakenly implicated and arrested. This humorous and heartfelt story follows their attempts to overcome their unfortunate situation and find a way to improve their lives.
6.7
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1883
Hitman
Budget: $24,000,000
Box Office: $101,276,318
Agent 47 is a highly trained assassin, created through genetic engineering, who carries out dangerous missions for a powerful organization. However, after being betrayed, 47 is suddenly hunted himself, forced into a desperate fight for survival amidst a global conspiracy.
6.2
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1884
The Recruit
Budget: $46,000,000
Box Office: $101,200,000
A gifted CIA recruit faces a crucial test at the agency's clandestine training facility, known as the Farm. There, he must master self-reliance and learn to question everyone around him.
6.6
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1885
The Roundup
Budget: $7,600,000
Box Office: $101,166,707
Ma Seok-do, known as the "Beast Cop," travels abroad to bring a suspect back to South Korea. However, upon arrival, he uncovers more murders and learns of a brutal killer who has targeted tourists for years.
7.0
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1886
Lynley
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $101,134,059
This film tells the story of a Long Island single mother who overcame hardship to become a highly successful entrepreneur.
6.6
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1887
Courage Under Fire
Budget: $46,000,000
Box Office: $100,900,000
Haunted by a past mistake he kept hidden, a US Army officer is reassigned to a desk job. His assignment: determine if a female helicopter commander earned the Medal of Honor for her wartime heroism. The initial evidence is strong, but as he investigates, he uncovers subtle inconsistencies in witness accounts that cast doubt on the official story. Unraveling these contradictions forces the officer to confront his own guilt and the difficult truth that war often obscures clarity.
6.6
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1888
Fight Club
Budget: $63,000,000
Box Office: $100,853,753
The film follows two unlikely partners: a man plagued by insomnia and a charismatic soap salesman. Exploring the complexities of human nature, they develop a unique therapy involving intense physical fights to release aggression. This sparks the growth of underground "fight clubs" across towns. Their venture takes a dangerous turn when an unusual person joins their ranks, leading to escalating and unpredictable consequences. The movie presents a raw and insightful look at masculinity, societal expectations, and the pursuit of connection through unconventional methods.
8.8
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1889
Warriors of Future
Box Office: $100,730,000
A meteor brings a deadly plant to Earth, threatening to destroy everything. A team of specialists is given a limited time to prevent their ruined city from being completely overrun.
5.6
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1890
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Budget: $28,000,000
Box Office: $100,654,149
Alexander's day starts off wrong with a piece of gum in his hair, and things quickly spiral downhill. Feeling isolated and wondering if he's uniquely cursed, he soon discovers that his mom, dad, brother, and sister are all experiencing equally awful misfortunes.
6.2
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1891
Silent Hill
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $100,605,135
Desperate to heal her adopted daughter Sharon, Rose takes her to the town of Silent Hill. Following a violent car accident, Sharon vanishes, prompting Rose to launch a frantic search for her. Rose's quest leads her into the dark heart of Silent Hill’s unsettling reality and its terrible secrets. Hunted by nightmarish creatures and the town's tormented inhabitants, Rose begins to unravel the truth behind the apocalyptic event that destroyed Silent Hill thirty years ago.
6.5
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1892
Ladder 49
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $100,572,044
Under the guidance of Captain Mike Kennedy, probationary firefighter Jack Morrison develops into a skilled veteran at a Baltimore fire station. But Jack is at a turning point, as the dangers he's faced on the job have strained his marriage and his connection with his family.
6.5
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1893
Life
Budget: $58,000,000
Box Office: $100,541,806
The six astronauts aboard the International Space Station are charged with analyzing a Martian sample potentially containing evidence of extraterrestrial life – life far more advanced than they could have imagined.
6.6
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1894
Little Miss Sunshine
Budget: $8,000,000
Box Office: $100,523,181
A family of eccentric individuals embarks on a road trip to California when their daughter, Olive, participates in a beauty pageant. They travel together in a vintage van.
7.8
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1895
Tammy
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $100,500,000
Tammy's already having a terrible day when things go from bad to worse: she crashes her car, loses her job, and discovers her husband's been unfaithful. Needing to escape, she turns to her only option – a road trip with her hard-drinking grandmother, Pearl. Pearl has a car, money, and a desire to visit Niagara Falls. This isn't the getaway Tammy envisioned, but it might be exactly what she needs.
4.9
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1896
Madame Web
Budget: $80,000,000
Box Office: $100,498,764
Paramedic Cassandra Webb is pulled back into her past when she meets three young women with promising futures. But their paths are fraught with danger, and survival in the present becomes their only priority.
4.1
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1897
The Rugrats Movie
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $100,491,683
"Rugrats," the first movie based on the popular Nickelodeon show, takes viewers into the world of babies. Following the adventures of a group of diaper-wearing toddlers – a top toy franchise of the '90s – the film shows how they explore their world with their own special humor and cleverness. The beloved characters are brought to life, offering an entertaining and heartfelt look at childhood innocence and imagination.
5.9
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1898
Airport
Budget: $10,000,000
Box Office: $100,489,151
A commercial flight descends into chaos when an unexpected bomber is among the passengers. As heavy snow threatens to shut down the airport, the travelers' lives become intertwined.
The film explores the individual struggles of each passenger as they face imminent danger. Their stories reveal vulnerability, highlighting fractured relationships, personal demons, and desperate hopes for redemption against a backdrop of isolation.
The story examines fear, human connection, and resilience when passengers are forced to confront their inner turmoil and rely on each other to survive. In this harrowing ordeal, they find unity and discover that even in the darkest moments, hope and humanity can endure.
6.6
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1899
Aftershock
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $100,297,064
In 1976, a devastating earthquake strikes Tangshan, burying two seven-year-old twins under the debris. Rescue workers inform their mother that saving one child will likely doom the other. Faced with an impossible choice, she chooses to save her son. The little girl is mistakenly presumed dead, but she miraculously survives, a secret hidden from her brother and mother.
7.5
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1900
The Good Shepherd
Budget: $85,000,000
Box Office: $100,266,865
Edward Wilson, the sole witness to his father's suicide and a member of the Yale Skull and Bones society, is an honest and principled young man who respects honor and secrecy. These qualities lead to his recruitment into the new OSS. However, his commitment to his job gradually forces him to compromise his values, ultimately impacting his family.
6.7
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