DOMESTIC GROSSES Viewing Chart as of Apr. 10, 2011
#1–100 - #101–200 - #201–300 - #301–400 - #401–500 Row Rank Title(click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross Year^ 401 344 The Break-Up Universal $118,703,275 2006 402 347 Back to the Future Part II Universal $118,450,002 1989 403 357 8 Mile Universal $116,750,901 2002 404 359 Notting Hill Universal $116,089,678 1999 405 366 American Graffiti Universal $115,000,000 1973 406 377 It's Complicated Universal $112,735,375 2009 407 381 Twins Universal $111,938,388 1988 408 396 The 40-Year-Old Virgin Universal $109,449,237 2005 409 398 Couples Retreat Universal $109,204,945 2009 410 423 Robin Hood Universal $105,269,730 2010 411 428 American Wedding Universal $104,565,114 2003 412 440 American Pie Universal $102,561,004 1999 413 442 The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Universal $102,491,776 2008 414 458 The Cat in the Hat Universal $101,149,285 2003 415 469 Airport Universal $100,489,151 1970 416 472 Evan Almighty Universal $100,462,298 2007 417 473 Casper Universal $100,328,194 1995 418 478 Parenthood Universal $100,047,830 1989 419 489 Public Enemies Universal $97,104,620 2009 420 494 Schindler's List Universal $96,065,768 1993 421 313 Traffic USA Films $124,115,725 2000 422 3 The Dark Knight Warner Bros. $533,345,358 2008^ 423 26 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Warner Bros. $317,575,550 2001 424 35 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Warner Bros. $301,959,197 2009 425 38 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 Warner Bros. $295,001,070 2010 426 41 Inception Warner Bros. $292,576,195 2010 427 42 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Warner Bros. $292,004,738 2007 428 45 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Warner Bros. $290,013,036 2005 429 47 The Matrix Reloaded Warner Bros. $281,576,461 2003 430 49 The Hangover Warner Bros. $277,322,503 2009 431 51 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Warner Bros. $261,988,482 2002 432 56 I Am Legend Warner Bros. $256,393,010 2007 433 57 The Blind Side Warner Bros. $255,959,475 2009 434 60 Batman Warner Bros. $251,188,924 1989 435 63 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Warner Bros. $249,541,069 2004 436 68 Twister Warner Bros. $241,721,524 1996 437 76 The Exorcist Warner Bros. $232,906,145 1973^ 438 97 300 Warner Bros. $210,614,939 2007 439 100 Sherlock Holmes Warner Bros. $209,028,679 2009 440 101 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Warner Bros. $206,459,076 2005 441 104 Batman Begins Warner Bros. $205,343,774 2005^ 442 108 Superman Returns Warner Bros. $200,081,192 2006 443 113 Happy Feet Warner Bros. $198,000,317 2006 444 127 Batman Forever Warner Bros. $184,031,112 1995 445 128 The Fugitive Warner Bros. $183,875,760 1993 446 129 Ocean's Eleven Warner Bros. $183,417,150 2001 447 132 The Perfect Storm Warner Bros. $182,618,434 2000 448 133 The Polar Express Warner Bros. $181,993,278 2004^ 449 158 The Matrix Warner Bros. $171,479,930 1999 450 170 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Warner Bros. $165,493,908 1991 451 176 Clash of the Titans (2010) Warner Bros. $163,214,888 2010 452 177 Batman Returns Warner Bros. $162,831,698 1992 453 199 Scooby-Doo Warner Bros. $153,294,164 2002 454 200 Gremlins Warner Bros. $153,083,102 1984^ 455 204 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines Warner Bros. $150,371,112 2003 456 211 Gran Torino Warner Bros. $148,095,302 2008 457 212 Lethal Weapon 2 Warner Bros. $147,253,986 1989 458 221 Lethal Weapon 3 Warner Bros. $144,731,527 1992 459 241 The Matrix Revolutions Warner Bros. $139,313,948 2003 460 251 The Green Mile Warner Bros. $136,801,374 1999 461 263 Superman Warner Bros. $134,218,018 1978 462 266 Troy Warner Bros. $133,378,256 2004 463 269 The Departed Warner Bros. $132,384,315 2006 464 279 Lethal Weapon 4 Warner Bros. $130,444,603 1998 465 280 Get Smart Warner Bros. $130,319,208 2008 466 305 Ocean's Twelve Warner Bros. $125,544,280 2004 467 306 Terminator Salvation Warner Bros. $125,322,469 2009 468 320 The Bodyguard Warner Bros. $121,945,720 1992^ 469 336 Blazing Saddles Warner Bros. $119,500,000 1974 470 355 Ocean's Thirteen Warner Bros. $117,154,724 2007 471 361 You've Got Mail Warner Bros. $115,821,495 1998 472 371 Wild Wild West Warner Bros. $113,804,681 1999 473 387 The Last Samurai Warner Bros. $111,127,263 2003 474 389 Valentine's Day Warner Bros. $110,485,654 2010 475 400 A Time to Kill Warner Bros. $108,766,007 1996 476 403 Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls Warner Bros. $108,385,533 1995 477 405 Superman II Warner Bros. $108,185,706 1981 478 409 Watchmen Warner Bros. $107,509,799 2009 479 410 Batman and Robin Warner Bros. $107,325,195 1997 480 411 Analyze This Warner Bros. $106,885,658 1999 481 414 Miss Congeniality Warner Bros. $106,807,667 2000 482 416 Driving Miss Daisy Warner Bros. $106,593,296 1989 483 424 Interview with the Vampire Warner Bros. $105,264,608 1994 484 450 Maverick Warner Bros. $101,631,272 1994 485 456 Eraser Warner Bros. $101,295,562 1996 486 457 Unforgiven Warner Bros. $101,157,447 1992 487 462 Contact Warner Bros. $100,920,329 1997 488 464 The Pelican Brief Warner Bros. $100,768,056 1993 489 466 Due Date Warner Bros. $100,539,043 2010 490 468 Million Dollar Baby Warner Bros. $100,492,203 2004 491 475 Yogi Bear Warner Bros. $100,246,011 2010 492 484 The Color Purple Warner Bros. $98,467,863 1985^ 493 486 Yes Man Warner Bros. $97,690,976 2008 494 498 Arthur Warner Bros. $95,461,682 1981 495 201 Sex and the City Warner Bros. (New Line) $152,647,258 2008 496 331 Four Christmases Warner Bros. (New Line) $120,146,040 2008 497 448 Journey to the Center of the Earth Warner Bros. (New Line) $101,704,370 2008 498 499 Sex and the City 2 Warner Bros. (New Line) $95,347,692 2010 499 249 The King's Speech Weinstein Company $137,538,275 2010^ 500 328 Inglourious Basterds Weinstein Company $120,540,719 2009
#1–100 - #101–200 - #201–300 - #301–400 - #401–500
CHART NOTES E.T. was re-released in 1985 and a special edition was released in 2002. Clicking on these titles will display a breakdown of releases. Most of the pre-1980 movies listed on this chart had multiple, undocumented releases over the years.
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