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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.
2901
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $55,200,000
A year after his father dies, Oskar, a troubled young boy, finds a mysterious key he believes his father left for him. He then sets out on a scavenger hunt to find the lock it fits.
6.9
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2902
The Ant Bully
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $55,200,000
Tired of being bullied by a kid in his neighborhood, 10-year-old Lucas Nickle angrily pours his frustrations onto the anthill in his yard. Suddenly, a magical potion from the ants shrinks him down to their size. Accused of crimes against the colony, Lucas can only earn his freedom by living with the ants and learning how they live.
5.8
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2903
The Whale
Budget: $3,000,000
Box Office: $55,101,305
A withdrawn English teacher struggling with obesity tries to rebuild a relationship with his daughter, with the hope of finding forgiveness before it's too late.
7.6
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2904
End of Watch
Budget: $7,000,000
Box Office: $55,078,146
During a routine traffic stop, two young officers seize a small amount of money and weapons from members of a notorious cartel. As a result, they become targets for assassination.
7.6
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2905
Hellboy
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $55,065,289
Hellboy travels to England to confront Nimue, Merlin's wife and the Blood Queen. Their conflict threatens to destroy the world, and Hellboy fights to prevent this outcome.
5.3
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2906
The Messengers
Budget: $16,000,000
Box Office: $55,060,212
The Solomons leave the chaos of city life for a peaceful farm in North Dakota, unaware of the horror awaiting them. Shortly after settling in, teenage Jess (Kristen Stewart) and her younger brother begin experiencing frightening visions and attacks from an unseen force. Jess must convince her skeptical family of the danger before it's too late to protect them.
5.4
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2907
We Own the Night
Budget: $21,000,000
Box Office: $55,033,767
A New York nightclub manager must protect his brother and father when they become targets of Russian mafia assassins.
6.8
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2908
Barbershop: The Next Cut
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $55,030,051
To stay afloat during tough times, Calvin and Angie combine their barbershop and beauty salon. The familiar male atmosphere is replaced by lively female coworkers and customers. Amidst this shift, a new challenge emerges in Chicago: rising crime and gang activity worries Calvin about his son's future. Determined to protect their neighborhood, the friends devise a daring plan to reclaim it.
5.9
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2909
Downsizing
Budget: $68,000,000
Box Office: $55,003,890
A compassionate occupational therapist undergoes experimental surgery to reduce his size to four inches. He and his wife then embark on a mission to help save the planet, hoping to improve their lives financially in the process.
5.8
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2910
Analyze That
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $55,003,135
After a prison stay, mobster Paul Vitti seeks counseling from his analyst, Dr. Ben Sobel. However, Sobel is overwhelmed; he's recently taken over the family practice and is burdened with his own considerable stress.
5.9
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2911
Pacific Heights
Budget: $18,000,000
Box Office: $55,000,000
A couple lovingly renovates a fixer-upper, planning to use rental income to fund their dream home. As they work to transform the house, they welcome new tenants, one of whom has hidden motives. The film explores themes of ambition, trust, and betrayal as the couple learns the challenges of being landlords while balancing their personal investment with business. It’s a gripping story about how far people will go to achieve their goals.
6.4
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2912
Dawn of the Dead
Budget: $640,000
Box Office: $55,000,000
When a sudden outbreak unleashes hordes of zombies, four strangers are forced together in a desperate fight for survival. Two Philadelphia SWAT team members, with different pasts and personalities, must learn to work as a team. A traffic reporter’s sense of direction proves crucial as they navigate the dangerous city, supported by his girlfriend, a television executive who offers emotional strength.
Hunted by the undead, the group finds refuge in an abandoned shopping mall. While seemingly safe, the mall presents new problems: limited supplies and the constant strain of fear. As they build a life within its walls, they develop trust and strengthen their bonds, showcasing humanity’s ability to endure even in the face of the end.
7.8
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2913
The Money Pit
Budget: $10,000,000
Box Office: $54,999,651
A couple, forced to leave their Manhattan home, buys a stunning Victorian mansion that quickly becomes a nightmare. The house is in terrible condition, and constant, expensive repairs drain their savings. As the mansion falls apart, it puts a huge strain on their relationship, testing their patience and unity. The film balances humor with the couple's desperate fight to save their home – and their marriage – from financial ruin.
6.4
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2914
Porky's II: The Next Day
Budget: $6,500,000
Box Office: $54,959,266
At Angel Beach High, students excitedly prepare for a school play adaptation of Shakespeare. Their enthusiasm is challenged by Miss Balbricker, who believes Shakespeare is inappropriate for the school. She partners with Reverend Bubba Flavel, a religious leader who feels the playwright's work undermines community values. Flavel and his followers oppose the production, sparking a conflict between tradition and progress. The students must defend their passion for Shakespeare while examining their own beliefs in this engaging story.
5.0
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2915
The Crazies
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $54,956,140
Four friends are stranded in their hometown as they witness their peers and neighbors rapidly descending into terrifying madness.
6.5
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2916
St. Vincent
Budget: $13,000,000
Box Office: $54,837,234
After his parents' divorce, a young boy forms an unexpected bond with his cynical, boisterous, pleasure-seeking neighbor—a war veteran.
7.2
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2917
Doc Hollywood
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $54,830,779
Plastic surgeon Ben Stone moves from Washington D.C. to California, hoping for a successful career in Beverly Hills. A car accident changes everything. Instead of the glamorous life he envisioned, Ben is legally obligated to become the town's only doctor. This unexpected change challenges his priorities and forces him to adapt to a completely different kind of medicine.
6.3
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2918
The Three Stooges
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $54,819,301
Three mischievous infants are left at a Catholic orphanage and grow up to be the janitors Larry, Curly, and Moe. When the orphanage faces closure due to financial difficulties, the trio embarks on a mission to raise $830,000 within a single month. Their first experiences with the outside world lead them into a murder mystery and unexpectedly to fame on a television program.
5.2
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2919
Night Swim
Budget: $15,000,000
Box Office: $54,785,387
Ray Waller, a retired baseball player dealing with a debilitating illness, moves his family – wife and two children – into a new house. He envisions the backyard pool as a source of enjoyment for his kids and a means of physical rehabilitation. Instead, a sinister secret connected to the house's history awakens a terrifying presence, plunging the family into inescapable horror.
4.7
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2920
Ordinary People
Budget: $6,000,000
Box Office: $54,766,923
Following the death of another child, Beth, Calvin, and their son Conrad grapple with the difficult realities of life. Conrad is deeply affected by grief and internal struggles, battling guilt and contemplating suicide. He begins therapy, slowly seeking a way to heal. But Beth, who had always favored their deceased son, finds it hard to support Conrad, creating further tension between them. Calvin works tirelessly to keep the family together, navigating the emotional turmoil of his grieving mother and troubled brother as they try to rebuild after tragedy. This story explores grief, guilt, love, and forgiveness within a family facing overwhelming challenges.
7.7
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2921
Driven
Budget: $94,000,000
Box Office: $54,744,738
Jimmy Bly, a promising new race car driver, is struggling as his performance declines. The pressure from his ambitious promoter brother and a complicated relationship with his rival's girlfriend, Sophia, are taking their toll. With Bly's career on the line, his car owner Carl Henry hires former racing champion Joe Tanto to help him. To get Bly back to winning, Tanto must confront the emotional wounds from a past accident that almost ended his life.
4.6
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2922
Mercy
Budget: $60,000,000
Box Office: $54,708,061
A detective is on trial for the murder of his wife. He has ninety minutes to convince an advanced AI Judge – a system he helped create – that he is innocent, or face judgment.
6.2
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2923
The Punisher
Budget: $33,000,000
Box Office: $54,700,105
After the brutal murder of his wife and son, FBI agent Frank Castle transforms into the Punisher, a relentless vigilante who will stop at nothing to exact revenge on those responsible.
6.4
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2924
Knock at the Cabin
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $54,700,000
During a secluded vacation at a cabin, a young girl and her two fathers are held captive by four armed individuals. The captors force the family to make a devastating decision to prevent a global catastrophe. Isolated from the world, the family is forced to confront their values as time runs out.
6.1
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2925
The Tree of Life
Budget: $32,000,000
Box Office: $54,700,000
This film is an impressionistic look at a Texas family in the 1950s. It follows Jack, the eldest son, from childhood into adulthood as he struggles to understand his complicated relationship with his father. Lost in the changing modern world, Jack searches for meaning and purpose, questioning both faith and the nature of existence.
6.8
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2926
Open Water
Budget: $120,000
Box Office: $54,683,487
Two divers find themselves adrift in the open ocean, with no way back to shore. Surrounded by endless water, their only hope lies in what lies beneath the surface.
5.8
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2927
Small Soldiers
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $54,682,547
A group of toy action figures undergo experimental upgrades and unexpectedly become determined soldiers. The resulting chaos offers an exciting and satirical look at technology's impact on everyday life. The film explores themes of war, consumerism, and the blurring lines between reality and play, all within a light-hearted adventure. These formerly innocent toys now navigate their militarized world and the consequences of their enhanced abilities in a wild ride that keeps you guessing.
6.3
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2928
The Hot Chick
Budget: $34,000,000
Box Office: $54,639,553
Jessica Spencer is the most popular girl at school, but she's also known for being cruel. Her life takes a bizarre turn after a strange accident involving cursed earrings and a meeting at a gas station: she swaps bodies with Clive, a sleazy criminal. Now trapped in Clive's body, Jessica must navigate this drastic change and find a way to switch back before prom night.
5.6
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2929
Les Misérables
Budget: $2,500,000
Box Office: $54,606,372
In Montfermeil, a suburb of Paris where Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables" is set, new Anti-Crime Squad member Stéphane joins experienced colleagues Chris and Gwada. He quickly learns of escalating tensions between local gangs. During an arrest, the trio is overwhelmed, and a drone captures the event, potentially revealing the harsh realities of daily life.
7.6
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2930
Milk
Budget: $20,000,000
Box Office: $54,600,000
This is the true story of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay person elected to public office. In San Francisco during the late 1970s, Milk becomes an advocate for gay rights, galvanizing people to join him in his struggle for equal rights for all Americans.
7.5
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2931
Good Night, and Good Luck.
Budget: $7,000,000
Box Office: $54,600,000
This is the story of journalist Edward R. Murrow and his courageous opposition to Senator Joseph McCarthy's intense anti-communist investigations during the early 1950s.
7.4
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2932
No More Bets
Box Office: $54,578,820
A discouraged programmer and a model team up, hoping to find good work by searching for gold. However, they unexpectedly find themselves caught up in a sophisticated online fraud.
6.8
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2933
The Boys in the Boat
Budget: $40,000,000
Box Office: $54,401,583
This is the inspiring true story of the University of Washington men's rowing team and their remarkable journey to the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Against all odds, they defied expectations and captivated the world with their presence on the international stage.
7.0
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2934
No Escape
Budget: $5,000,000
Box Office: $54,400,000
An American family living abroad is caught in the middle of a violent coup. They desperately search for a way to escape, facing a dangerous situation where foreigners are being executed.
6.8
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2935
Domestic Disturbance
Budget: $75,000,000
Box Office: $54,300,000
Frank Morrison is a divorced father to 12-year-old Danny. Danny now lives with his mother Susan and her new husband, Rick Barnes. Danny, known for dishonesty, claims his stepfather committed a murder. At first, no one takes him seriously, but Frank becomes convinced of Danny's story and is the only one who believes him. Now, Frank must protect Danny from the stepfather he fears.
5.6
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2936
Mickey Blue Eyes
Budget: $75,000,000
Box Office: $54,264,342
An English auctioneer seeks entry into high society by marrying the daughter of a powerful mafia kingpin. As their relationship deepens, he discovers their love comes with a dangerous cost: escalating demands from the criminal world that challenge his values and loyalty. The film explores the conflict between love and duty, examining how far a man will go to gain status and whether genuine happiness can be bought.
5.9
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2937
La Bamba
Budget: $6,500,000
Box Office: $54,215,416
In 1950s Los Angeles, young Latino musician Ritchie Valens becomes an instant star with his heartfelt song "Donna." The song brings fame to Ritchie and stirs strong feelings for him and his girlfriend, also named Donna. But success creates problems. Ritchie's brother Bob struggles with jealousy, feeling overshadowed. Ritchie is also haunted by a recurring nightmare of a plane crash – a frightening premonition that comes true when he tours nationally with Buddy Holly. This story explores the world of rock 'n' roll, the desire for fame, and the challenges within family and ambition.
7.0
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2938
The Five-Year Engagement
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $54,169,363
A year after Tom and Violet meet, Tom proposes. It seems like they're meant to be, but the engaged couple faces constant obstacles as they navigate their path to marriage.
6.2
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2939
Madea's Big Happy Family
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $54,161,287
When Shirley receives difficult news about her health, she desperately wants her family close. But Shirley's three adult children are consumed by their own problems and neglect their mother. Madea, with a little help from Aunt Bam, must bring the family together to support Shirley during her crisis.
4.9
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2940
Kingdom: Return of the Great General
Box Office: $54,114,815
This film continues the story of the Battle of Mayang, the large-scale war against the country of Zhao that Shin and Wang Ki fought in previously.
7.2
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2941
Until Dawn
Budget: $15,000,000
Box Office: $54,105,064
A year after her sister Melanie's unexplained disappearance, Clover and her friends return to the remote valley where she vanished, hoping to find answers. While exploring an abandoned visitor center, they are hunted by a masked killer and brutally murdered, only to inexplicably wake up back at the start of the same night.
5.7
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2942
Prophecy
Budget: $12,000,000
Box Office: $54,000,000
Dr. Robert Verne and his wife Maggie are asked to help resolve a conflict between a logging company and the Native American tribe led by Chief John Hawks. The dispute centers on Chief Hawk's claim that the loggers are polluting the water, a charge denied by the company's representative, Isley. While investigating, the Vernes discover evidence of mutated animals in the forest. Dr. Verne captures a bear cub for study, which unexpectedly provokes a dangerous mutant grizzly. The film combines conflict resolution, environmental issues, and suspenseful wildlife scenes for a compelling story.
5.6
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2943
The First Omen
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $53,992,802
A young American woman arrives in Rome to dedicate her life to the church. There, she confronts a disturbing presence that challenges her beliefs and reveals a sinister plot to unleash pure evil into the world.
6.5
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2944
The Verdict
Budget: $16,000,000
Box Office: $53,977,250
Frank Galvin, a lawyer struggling with alcoholism and working on the fringes of the legal profession, gets a chance to redeem himself when an old friend offers him a medical malpractice case. Everyone wants to settle quietly, but Galvin believes a trial is necessary for true justice. He navigates the legal system, striving to get fair outcomes for his clients while rebuilding his reputation and rediscovering his values. This story examines redemption, responsibility, and the fight for justice in a world where quick solutions often overshadow what's right.
7.7
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2945
Little Shop of Horrors
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $53,964,308
Seymour Krelborn, an orphaned young man with big dreams, works at Mushnik's flower shop in a tough part of town. He secretly cares for Audrey Fulquard, another employee struggling with hardship. Their lives take a sharp turn when they find an unusual plant, which they call Audrey II. This plant has a strange need to eat and expresses itself by singing to those who feed it. As Seymour and Audrey II become closer, the plant's mysterious power begins to change their ordinary lives in unforeseen ways.
7.1
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2946
Shelter
Budget: $50,000,000
Box Office: $53,933,639
A man living in isolation on a remote island saves a young girl during a severe storm. This act unexpectedly disrupts his solitude and compels him to leave his self-imposed exile. He must now shield her from dangerous individuals connected to his history.
6.1
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2947
Peppermint
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $53,918,723
After her husband and daughter are killed, a mother consumed by grief becomes a vigilante. She operates outside the law, seeking revenge for their deaths. She evades law enforcement as she pursues her own form of justice.
6.5
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2948
I, Tonya
Budget: $11,000,000
Box Office: $53,900,000
Tonya Harding is a rising star in U.S. competitive ice skating. However, her career faces a crisis when her former husband becomes involved.
7.5
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2949
Asteroid City
Budget: $25,000,000
Box Office: $53,857,743
In a small American desert town in 1955, a planned gathering of young astronomy enthusiasts is thrown into chaos by unexpected global events.
6.4
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2950
Washington Week with The Atlantic
Budget: $45,000,000
Box Office: $53,854,588
This sports comedy-drama tells the story of a former golf professional struggling to make ends meet at a local driving range. He aims to qualify for the US Open, hoping to prove himself and find renewed success. His pursuit is complicated by his secret feelings for the girlfriend of his accomplished rival. The film explores ambition, redemption, and the challenges of love and competition as he strives for his dream and a chance at love. With humor and relatable characters, it's a heartwarming story about the power of determination and believing in oneself.
6.4
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