100 Top Grossing Movies
 

How many do you own?

RANK FILM TITLE RELEASE DATE DOMESTIC GROSS
1 Titanic 12/19/97 $600,743,440

2 Star Wars 5/25/77 $460,935,655*

3 E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial 6/11/82 $434,949,459*

4 Star Wars: Episode I 5/19/99 $431,065,444

5 Spider-Man 5/3/02 $403,706,375

6 Jurassic Park 6/11/93 $356,763,175

7 LOTR: The Two Towers 12/18/02 339,734,454

8 Finding Nemo 5/30/03 $335,258,448

9 Forrest Gump 7/6/94 $329,452,287

10 The Lion King 6/15/94 $328,423,001

11 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 11/16/01 $317,557,891

12 LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring 12/19/01 13,364,114

13 Star Wars: Episode II 5/16/02 $310,675,583

14 Return of the Jedi 5/25/83 $309,064,373*

15 Independence Day 7/3/96 $306,200,000

16 The Sixth Sense 8/6/99 $293,501,675

17 Pirates of the Caribbean 7/9/03 $292,495,912

18 The Empire Strikes Back 5/21/80 $290,158,751*

19 Home Alone 11/16/90 $285,761,243

20 The Matrix Reloaded 5/15/03 $280,872,150

21 Shrek 5/18/01 $267,652,016

22 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 11/15/02 61,970,615

23 How the Grinch Stole Christmas 11/17/00 $260,031,035

24 Jaws 6/20/75 $260,000,000

25 Monsters, Inc. 11/2/01 $255,870,172

26 Batman 6/23/89 $251,188,924

27 Men in Black 7/2/97 $250,147,615

28 Toy Story 2 11/24/99 $245,823,397

29 Raiders of the Lost Ark 6/12/81 $242,374,454

30 Bruce Almighty 5/23/03 $241,976,935

31 Twister 5/10/96 $241,700,000

32 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 4/19/02 $241,437,427

33 Ghostbusters 7/8/84 $238,600,000

34 Beverly Hills Cop 12/5/84 $234,760,478

35 Cast Away 12/22/00 $233,630,478

36 The Lost World 5/22/97 $229,074,000

37 Signs 8/2/02 $227,965,690

38 Rush Hour 2 8/3/01 $226,138,454

39 Mrs. Doubtfire 11/24/93 $219,195,051

40 Ghost 7/13/90 $217,631,306

41 Aladdin 11/11/92 $216,967,404

42 Saving Private Ryan 7/24/98 $216,119,491

43 Mission: Impossible 2 5/24/00 $215,397,307

44 X2: X-Men United 5/2/03 $214,948,780

45 Austin Powers in Goldmember 7/26/02 $213,079,163

46 Back to the Future 7/3/85 $210,609,762

47 Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me 6/11/99 $205,399,422

48 Terminator 2: Judgment Day 7/3/91 $204,843,345

49 The Exorcist 12/26/73 $204,565,000*

50 The Mummy Returns 5/4/01 $202,007,640

51 Armageddon 7/1/98 $201,600,000

52 Gone With the Wind 1939 $198,655,278*

53 Pearl Harbor 5/25/01 $198,539,855

54 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 5/24/89 $197,171,806

55 Toy Story 11/22/95 $191,773,000

56 Men in Black II 7/3/02 $190,418,803

57 Gladiator 5/4/00 $187,670,866

58 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1937 $184,925,485*

59 Dances With Wolves 11/9/90 $184,208,842

60 Batman Forever 6/16/95 $184,031,000

61 The Fugitive 8/6/93 $183,752,965

62 Ocean's 11 12/7/01 $183,349,128

63 What Women Want 12/17/00 $182,805,123

64 The Perfect Storm 6/30/00 $182,618,434

65 Liar Liar 3/21/97 $181,395,000

66 Grease 6/16/78 $181,360,000

67 Jurassic Park III 7/18/01 $181,166,115

68 Mission: Impossible 5/22/96 $180,965,237

69 Planet of the Apes 7/27/01 $180,011,740

70 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 5/23/84 $179,870,271

71 Pretty Woman 3/23/90 $178,406,268

72 Tootsie 12/17/82 $177,200,000

73 Top Gun 5/16/86 $176,781,728

74 There's Something About Mary 7/15/98 $176,483,808

75 Ice Age 3/15/02 $176,387,405

76 Crocodile Dundee 9/26/86 $174,634,806

77 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 11/20/92 $173,600,000

78 Air Force One 7/27/97 $172,888,056

79 Rain Man 12/16/88 $172,825,435

80 Apollo 13 6/30/95 $172,100,000

81 The Matrix 4/2/99 $171,383,253

82 Beauty and the Beast 11/13/91 $171,301,428*

83 Tarzan 7/13/99 $171,085,177

84 A Beautiful Mind 12/21/01 $170,708,996

85 Chicago 12/27/02 $170,684,505

86 3 Men and a Baby 11/25/87 $167,780,960

87 Meet the Parents 10/6/00 $166,225,040

88 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves 6/14/91 $165,493,908

89 Hannibal 2/9/01 $165,091,464

90 Catch Me if You Can 12/25/02 $164,435,221

91 Big Daddy 6/15/99 $163,479,795

92 The Sound of Music 1965 $163,214,286

93 Batman Returns 6/19/92 $162,831,698

94 A Bug's Life 11/25/98 $162,792,677

95 The Waterboy 11/6/98 $161,487,252

96 Die Another Day 11/22/02 $160,201,106

97 The Sting 12/25/73 $159,600,000

98 The Firm 6/30/93 $158,348,367

99 X-Men 7/14/00 $157,175,311

100 Scary Movie 7/7/00 $156,997,084

Holy dearth-of-blockbusters-in-da-house, Batman. I only own fourteen, and ten of them are Disney and/or Pixar flicks that really belong to my daughter.

Wow. I can't believe how many of these movies I don't have--and how many of them I should have.

Don't feel too badly, there's five of them I haven't even SEEN.

In my own defense tho, one of them was Perfect Storm, which I thought might be too depressing and one of the others was a Bond film, which I don't enjoy. I'm not a really "Finding Nemo" kinda girl and I meant to see "A Beautiful Mind" but didn't get around to it.

In fact a lot of the so called "Kid" movies I've only seen on DVD and not in the theater at all.

Some trends I noticed however....

Very few of the movies are rated above PG-13, "Pirates of the Caribbean" really jumped up fast, Gone with the Wind is still in the top 100 which is awesome considering it was made in 1939.

I also liked seeing a few indie films in there like "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". Yay!

Wow I kept loosing count, but I think I have 31 of the 100 :yup: so Polite how many do you own. :)

Out of a possible 95 of those (Finding Nemo, Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, The Matrix: Reloaded, Bruce Almighty and X2: X-Men United are not yet available for sale), I own only 31 (and I have over 1,500 movies on DVD, LD or VHS). But of the others on the list I don't own, most I wouldn't take into my house if they were free. An awful lot of crap makes an awful lot of money.

21 and proud of it.

Sadly I can probably name off 20-30 that me and/or my family owns.

Too bad not many of those movies are actually very good :\

About the only ones really worth owning are the Indiana Jones ones, A Beautiful Mind, LOTR, and Jaws.

I own 29 of those movies, I think, I dont think I miscounted or anything.

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I currently own 15.

I will own 31 more.

I did have some others before, but gave or sold them.

And there are some I will NEVER buy.

So, out of the 100 there are only 46 I want.

My tastes and the public in general don't always coincide.

Sixteen.

I only own 6 of those and I take pride in that, even if there are a lot in there that is great fun but that I wouldn't waste money on.

I can't help it; I'm drawn to "bad" movies. I liked "Hudson Hawk". I need help. ;D

Hey, when we start admitting that Hudson Hawk was bad is when we add merit to their detractions from it.

Stand strong.

There are a few pearls but there are also quite a few dog turds in there too.

Titanic?? A lot of people have some bad taste if that's the highest earner.

As for me I've got three of the films on DVD, while including DVD and VHS store/recorded, I own a total of 12.

I own 77 of them............a few of them on VHS.

Woo, that's almost the entire list. :eek:

Yes, I believe you do. ;D

10................

I just feel so inadequate............ :rolleyes:

Oh, don't worry. I'm sure you have other qualities.