we made it these are the very best of
the films great enough to earn the title
blockbuster welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 best billion dollar
box-office movies for this list we’re
ranking the best movies that have
crossed that epic threshold and
generated a billion dollars in box
office sales the only criterion is that
there are at least 10 digits in the
box-office revenue figures but we’re
also including films that reach this by
adjusting for inflation you gonna make
up your minds gonna stay alive and ante
up you want to play it cheap young
welfare the old window number 10 Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
come on Toma let’s finish this the way
we started
you can hock the final piece of this
epic saga ended in a mesmerizingly
brilliant finale that brought all of the
series strands together
for many who were young when the
original films came out and found
themselves growing up beside these
amazing Wizards dancers padang hi
doesn’t it oh my god not really this was
a triumphant ending to a string of films
that were truly magical why should that
mean that it’s not real having watched
both the characters and the actors
mature through these films many film
goers reacted with both tears and
applause as a result the film was
boosted to a truly supernatural box
office total of more than 1.3 billion
dollars after all this time
hole number nine the Avengers
superhero in comic book films have been
a staple of blockbuster cinema for many
years but it wasn’t until 2012 that the
formula was finally perfected without a
doubt the idea was to bring together a
group of remarkable people see if they
could become something more completing
the vision of Marvel Cinematic Universe
and making the heroes larger-than-life
Adventures filled the screen director
Joss Whedon created a truly super
adventure that exploded in the theaters
and at the box office a rich cinema
going experience the Avengers earned
over 1.5 billion dollars that was the
plan and for a while was the third
highest-grossing film of all time we
can’t protect the Earth you can be damn
well sure we’ll avenge it number eight
the Lord of the Rings The Return of the
King ok may come when the courage of men
fails when we forsake our friends and
break all bonds of fellowship but it is
not this day no other story has us
rooting for the protagonists quite like
this j.r.r tolkien masterpiece profound
bringing the Lord of the Rings trilogy
to a close The Return of the King let us
say goodbye to middle-earth in
spectacular fashion about now
in a finale as epic as we would expect
Frodo destroyed the ring with the help
of Samwise I don’t carry it for you
but I can carry you Aragorn took his
rightful place as king and fans around
the world rejoiced the light was broken
it is being remade their joy translated
into dollar signs as well as the film’s
are past 1 point 1 billion dollars in
sales no social bond number 7 Skyfall
the movies have created many iconic
heroes through the years but no one
Trump’s James Bond double-oh-seven
reporting for duty a spy who’s loved by
many generations his films have always
been cinematic wonders you must be
joking Skyfall achieved something
masterful though as Sam Mendez’s taught
direction allowed bond to be a ferocious
contemporary spy while maintaining ties
to his traditional persona showing off
new moves with nods to bonds classic
lineage a nice fish that’s completely
inconspicuous Skyfall brought in 1.1
billion dollars solidifying itself as
one of the all-time greats as if a
random killing machine more the personal
statement number 6 Toy Story 3 yes I’m
back where have I been
beyond infinity Space Ranger there’s
something about finales on this list
this third entry in what might be
considered Pixar’s magnum opus achieved
something most films only dream of it
reminded audiences what it was like to
be a child just love oh boy dude
the timeless story of imagination and
friendship is as epic as it is magical
and Andy’s farewell to his toys is the
audience’s perfect farewell to the story
woody
he’s been my pal for as long as I can
remember
at least until Toy Story 4 earning just
over a billion in sales it well deserves
a place on this list and in our hearts
number five the dark knight go we said
earlier that the Avengers was the
perfect superhero film there’s no going
back
and we stand by that because the Dark
Knight is not really a superhero film
it’s an epic crime drama that just
happens to star a guy in a cape this big
screen journey of the titular Dark
Knight was more than just an
entertaining romp
it was a brilliant dissection of modern
crime and justice you either die a hero
or you live long enough to see yourself
become the villain the Joker pushed
Gotham City to its limits and only a
hero like Batman could have brought it
back from the edge a city to show you
that it’s full of people ready to
believe in good the film barely makes
our criteria having earned a little over
1 billion dollars but it is more than
worthy of a place on our list all you
care about is money this town
I’m gonna give it gone
number four Titanic Titanic was called
the ship of Dreams and it was James
Cameron’s epic set a few records not
only was it the first film to cost more
than two hundred million dollars to make
but it also held the record as the
highest-grossing movie of all time until
2010 when James Cameron’s Avatar took
its place although it was expected to
flop Titanic swept audiences off their
feet as the special effects set design
and magnificent story of star-crossed
lovers was brought to life what did you
do that why’d you jump I jump right
crushingly sad yet wonderfully beautiful
at the same time
Titanic earned a box office total in
excess of 1.8 billion dollars and that’s
not even including the 2012 3d
re-release
number three Gone with the Wind so you
are no gentleman and you miss are no
lady surprised if you ever wondered why
your grandmother wouldn’t shut up about
this movie you may like to know that
after adjusting for inflation this
masterpiece made an estimated 3.4
billion dollars what are you thinking
about Scotty I’m thinking about how rich
we are and it deserved it
this epic chronicled a woman’s struggle
living through the Civil War I’m going
my dear to join the army and captured
the turmoil and heartbreak of ordinary
people trying to survive as the country
tore itself apart God my wit I’ll never
be some may not agree that it’s a real
blockbuster but frankly we don’t give a
damn where should I go what should I do
frankly but here I don’t give a damn
number two Jurassic Park
Jurassic world may have surpassed the
original and moolah but as its final
battle reminded us you can’t beat the
classics probably not a good idea Steven
Spielberg’s masterpiece set the gold
standard in terms of what was possible
for special effects no no we have no
animatronic Sienna both the magic and
the dangers of the era when dinosaurs
ruled the earth were vividly captured
and gripped audiences
its ability to transport imaginative
minds outside a theater and to a
slightly more wonderful world made it a
classic say again we have a t-rex a
classic that made almost 1.0 3 billion
dollars at the box office this park was
not built to cater only for the
super-rich Spielberg is known for
creating blockbusters and this is some
of his finest work how’d you do this
before we stare a nod or top pick here
are some honorable mentions can’t hold
you back I can go slower heads come on
down and jump some of this shit
live with the sound of music
number one Star Wars Episode four a new
hope
the first release in the insanely
popular saga Star Wars is one of the few
films that truly changed the world
ingrained deeper and pop culture than
almost any other film this movie assured
in a new era for science fiction and
adventure cinema will be one now that’s
the name I’ve not had in a long time
epic in both its special effects and the
journey of its heroes I’m so lonely I’m
kept in the Millennium Falcon Chewie
here tells me you’re looking for passage
to the Alderaan system star wars saw
moviegoers flood 1977 theaters and
earned an estimated 2.8 billion in
inflation-adjusted dollars
well more wealth than you can imagine I
don’t know I can imagine Court have been
for many of us it’s the reason we love
movies
do you agree with our list
not sir what high grossing movies did we
miss take the bloody shot for more top
tens about your favorite movies
published every day be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
the films great enough to earn the title
blockbuster welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 best billion dollar
box-office movies for this list we’re
ranking the best movies that have
crossed that epic threshold and
generated a billion dollars in box
office sales the only criterion is that
there are at least 10 digits in the
box-office revenue figures but we’re
also including films that reach this by
adjusting for inflation you gonna make
up your minds gonna stay alive and ante
up you want to play it cheap young
welfare the old window number 10 Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
come on Toma let’s finish this the way
we started
you can hock the final piece of this
epic saga ended in a mesmerizingly
brilliant finale that brought all of the
series strands together
for many who were young when the
original films came out and found
themselves growing up beside these
amazing Wizards dancers padang hi
doesn’t it oh my god not really this was
a triumphant ending to a string of films
that were truly magical why should that
mean that it’s not real having watched
both the characters and the actors
mature through these films many film
goers reacted with both tears and
applause as a result the film was
boosted to a truly supernatural box
office total of more than 1.3 billion
dollars after all this time
hole number nine the Avengers
superhero in comic book films have been
a staple of blockbuster cinema for many
years but it wasn’t until 2012 that the
formula was finally perfected without a
doubt the idea was to bring together a
group of remarkable people see if they
could become something more completing
the vision of Marvel Cinematic Universe
and making the heroes larger-than-life
Adventures filled the screen director
Joss Whedon created a truly super
adventure that exploded in the theaters
and at the box office a rich cinema
going experience the Avengers earned
over 1.5 billion dollars that was the
plan and for a while was the third
highest-grossing film of all time we
can’t protect the Earth you can be damn
well sure we’ll avenge it number eight
the Lord of the Rings The Return of the
King ok may come when the courage of men
fails when we forsake our friends and
break all bonds of fellowship but it is
not this day no other story has us
rooting for the protagonists quite like
this j.r.r tolkien masterpiece profound
bringing the Lord of the Rings trilogy
to a close The Return of the King let us
say goodbye to middle-earth in
spectacular fashion about now
in a finale as epic as we would expect
Frodo destroyed the ring with the help
of Samwise I don’t carry it for you
but I can carry you Aragorn took his
rightful place as king and fans around
the world rejoiced the light was broken
it is being remade their joy translated
into dollar signs as well as the film’s
are past 1 point 1 billion dollars in
sales no social bond number 7 Skyfall
the movies have created many iconic
heroes through the years but no one
Trump’s James Bond double-oh-seven
reporting for duty a spy who’s loved by
many generations his films have always
been cinematic wonders you must be
joking Skyfall achieved something
masterful though as Sam Mendez’s taught
direction allowed bond to be a ferocious
contemporary spy while maintaining ties
to his traditional persona showing off
new moves with nods to bonds classic
lineage a nice fish that’s completely
inconspicuous Skyfall brought in 1.1
billion dollars solidifying itself as
one of the all-time greats as if a
random killing machine more the personal
statement number 6 Toy Story 3 yes I’m
back where have I been
beyond infinity Space Ranger there’s
something about finales on this list
this third entry in what might be
considered Pixar’s magnum opus achieved
something most films only dream of it
reminded audiences what it was like to
be a child just love oh boy dude
the timeless story of imagination and
friendship is as epic as it is magical
and Andy’s farewell to his toys is the
audience’s perfect farewell to the story
woody
he’s been my pal for as long as I can
remember
at least until Toy Story 4 earning just
over a billion in sales it well deserves
a place on this list and in our hearts
number five the dark knight go we said
earlier that the Avengers was the
perfect superhero film there’s no going
back
and we stand by that because the Dark
Knight is not really a superhero film
it’s an epic crime drama that just
happens to star a guy in a cape this big
screen journey of the titular Dark
Knight was more than just an
entertaining romp
it was a brilliant dissection of modern
crime and justice you either die a hero
or you live long enough to see yourself
become the villain the Joker pushed
Gotham City to its limits and only a
hero like Batman could have brought it
back from the edge a city to show you
that it’s full of people ready to
believe in good the film barely makes
our criteria having earned a little over
1 billion dollars but it is more than
worthy of a place on our list all you
care about is money this town
I’m gonna give it gone
number four Titanic Titanic was called
the ship of Dreams and it was James
Cameron’s epic set a few records not
only was it the first film to cost more
than two hundred million dollars to make
but it also held the record as the
highest-grossing movie of all time until
2010 when James Cameron’s Avatar took
its place although it was expected to
flop Titanic swept audiences off their
feet as the special effects set design
and magnificent story of star-crossed
lovers was brought to life what did you
do that why’d you jump I jump right
crushingly sad yet wonderfully beautiful
at the same time
Titanic earned a box office total in
excess of 1.8 billion dollars and that’s
not even including the 2012 3d
re-release
number three Gone with the Wind so you
are no gentleman and you miss are no
lady surprised if you ever wondered why
your grandmother wouldn’t shut up about
this movie you may like to know that
after adjusting for inflation this
masterpiece made an estimated 3.4
billion dollars what are you thinking
about Scotty I’m thinking about how rich
we are and it deserved it
this epic chronicled a woman’s struggle
living through the Civil War I’m going
my dear to join the army and captured
the turmoil and heartbreak of ordinary
people trying to survive as the country
tore itself apart God my wit I’ll never
be some may not agree that it’s a real
blockbuster but frankly we don’t give a
damn where should I go what should I do
frankly but here I don’t give a damn
number two Jurassic Park
Jurassic world may have surpassed the
original and moolah but as its final
battle reminded us you can’t beat the
classics probably not a good idea Steven
Spielberg’s masterpiece set the gold
standard in terms of what was possible
for special effects no no we have no
animatronic Sienna both the magic and
the dangers of the era when dinosaurs
ruled the earth were vividly captured
and gripped audiences
its ability to transport imaginative
minds outside a theater and to a
slightly more wonderful world made it a
classic say again we have a t-rex a
classic that made almost 1.0 3 billion
dollars at the box office this park was
not built to cater only for the
super-rich Spielberg is known for
creating blockbusters and this is some
of his finest work how’d you do this
before we stare a nod or top pick here
are some honorable mentions can’t hold
you back I can go slower heads come on
down and jump some of this shit
live with the sound of music
number one Star Wars Episode four a new
hope
the first release in the insanely
popular saga Star Wars is one of the few
films that truly changed the world
ingrained deeper and pop culture than
almost any other film this movie assured
in a new era for science fiction and
adventure cinema will be one now that’s
the name I’ve not had in a long time
epic in both its special effects and the
journey of its heroes I’m so lonely I’m
kept in the Millennium Falcon Chewie
here tells me you’re looking for passage
to the Alderaan system star wars saw
moviegoers flood 1977 theaters and
earned an estimated 2.8 billion in
inflation-adjusted dollars
well more wealth than you can imagine I
don’t know I can imagine Court have been
for many of us it’s the reason we love
movies
do you agree with our list
not sir what high grossing movies did we
miss take the bloody shot for more top
tens about your favorite movies
published every day be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
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