All Time Domestic Box Office Results

All Time Box Office

DOMESTIC GROSSES
Viewing Chart as of Apr. 21, 2002

#1–100 - #101–200 - #201–300 - #301–400 - #401–500

Data as of: or ( / / )

Row	Rank	Title(click to view)	Studio	Lifetime Gross	Year^
1	7	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone	Warner Bros.	$317,220,661	2001
2	19	Batman	Warner Bros.	$251,188,924	1989
3	23	Twister	Warner Bros.	$241,721,524	1996
4	27	The Exorcist	Warner Bros.	$232,671,011	1973^
5	48	Batman Forever	Warner Bros.	$184,031,112	1995
6	49	The Fugitive	Warner Bros.	$183,875,760	1993
7	50	Ocean's Eleven	Warner Bros.	$183,349,128	2001
8	52	The Perfect Storm	Warner Bros.	$182,618,434	2000
9	67	The Matrix	Warner Bros.	$171,479,930	1999
10	73	Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves	Warner Bros.	$165,493,908	1991
11	76	Batman Returns	Warner Bros.	$162,831,698	1992
12	91	Gremlins	Warner Bros.	$153,083,102	1984^
13	95	Lethal Weapon 2	Warner Bros.	$147,253,986	1989
14	100	Lethal Weapon 3	Warner Bros.	$144,731,527	1992
15	116	The Green Mile	Warner Bros.	$136,801,374	1999
16	123	Superman	Warner Bros.	$134,218,018	1978
17	130	Lethal Weapon 4	Warner Bros.	$130,444,603	1998
18	154	The Bodyguard	Warner Bros.	$121,945,720	1992^
19	161	Blazing Saddles	Warner Bros.	$119,500,000	1974
20	172	You've Got Mail	Warner Bros.	$115,821,495	1998
21	177	Wild Wild West	Warner Bros.	$113,804,681	1999
22	193	A Time to Kill	Warner Bros.	$108,766,007	1996
23	196	Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls	Warner Bros.	$108,385,533	1995
24	198	Superman II	Warner Bros.	$108,185,706	1981
25	201	Batman and Robin	Warner Bros.	$107,325,195	1997
26	202	Analyze This	Warner Bros.	$106,885,658	1999
27	204	Miss Congeniality	Warner Bros.	$106,807,667	2000
28	206	Driving Miss Daisy	Warner Bros.	$106,593,296	1989
29	211	Interview with the Vampire	Warner Bros.	$105,264,608	1994
30	225	Maverick	Warner Bros.	$101,631,272	1994
31	230	Eraser	Warner Bros.	$101,295,562	1996
32	231	Unforgiven	Warner Bros.	$101,157,447	1992
33	234	Contact	Warner Bros.	$100,920,329	1997
34	235	The Pelican Brief	Warner Bros.	$100,768,056	1993
35	247	The Color Purple	Warner Bros.	$98,467,863	1985^
36	253	Arthur	Warner Bros.	$95,461,682	1981
37	260	Cats & Dogs	Warner Bros.	$93,385,515	2001
38	264	The Client	Warner Bros.	$92,115,211	1994
39	275	Space Cowboys	Warner Bros.	$90,464,773	2000
40	276	Space Jam	Warner Bros.	$90,418,342	1996
41	291	Presumed Innocent	Warner Bros.	$86,303,188	1990
42	293	Pokemon: The First Movie	Warner Bros.	$85,744,662	1999
43	295	Every Which Way But Loose	Warner Bros.	$85,196,485	1978
44	305	Under Siege	Warner Bros.	$83,563,139	1992
45	309	Disclosure	Warner Bros.	$83,015,089	1994
46	322	Police Academy	Warner Bros.	$81,198,894	1984
47	331	A Star Is Born (1976)	Warner Bros.	$80,000,000	1976
48	340	City of Angels	Warner Bros.	$78,685,114	1998
49	343	A.I. Artificial Intelligence	Warner Bros.	$78,616,689	2001
50	345	Hooper	Warner Bros.	$78,000,000	1978
51	347	Free Willy	Warner Bros.	$77,698,625	1993
52	352	Training Day	Warner Bros.	$76,631,907	2001
53	361	Conspiracy Theory	Warner Bros.	$75,982,834	1997
54	366	Any Given Sunday	Warner Bros.	$75,530,832	1999
55	371	10	Warner Bros.	$74,865,517	1979
56	377	Beetlejuice	Warner Bros.	$73,707,461	1988
57	379	Deep Blue Sea	Warner Bros.	$73,648,142	1999
58	382	Ace Ventura: Pet Detective	Warner Bros.	$72,217,396	1994
59	385	My Fair Lady	Warner Bros.	$72,000,000	1964
60	391	Grumpier Old Men	Warner Bros.	$71,518,503	1995
61	392	The Bridges of Madison County	Warner Bros.	$71,516,617	1995
62	394	Christmas Vacation	Warner Bros.	$71,319,526	1989
63	404	Any Which Way You Can	Warner Bros.	$70,687,344	1980
64	405	All the President's Men	Warner Bros.	$70,600,000	1976
65	407	JFK	Warner Bros.	$70,405,498	1991
66	411	Grumpy Old Men	Warner Bros.	$70,172,621	1993
67	416	Private Benjamin	Warner Bros.	$69,847,348	1980
68	418	Swordfish	Warner Bros.	$69,772,969	2001
69	430	Purple Rain	Warner Bros.	$68,392,977	1984
70	433	Outbreak	Warner Bros.	$67,659,560	1995
71	434	Sudden Impact	Warner Bros.	$67,642,693	1983
72	435	A Perfect Murder	Warner Bros.	$67,638,368	1998
73	436	Heat	Warner Bros.	$67,436,818	1995
74	451	What's Up, Doc?	Warner Bros.	$66,000,000	1972
75	458	Lethal Weapon	Warner Bros.	$65,207,127	1987
76	463	L.A. Confidential	Warner Bros.	$64,616,940	1997
77	471	The Witches of Eastwick	Warner Bros.	$63,766,510	1987
78	475	Risky Business	Warner Bros.	$63,541,777	1983
79	477	Tango & Cash	Warner Bros.	$63,408,614	1989
80	479	Dave	Warner Bros.	$63,270,710	1993
81	491	National Lampoon's Vacation	Warner Bros.	$61,399,552	1983
82	492	The Goonies	Warner Bros.	$61,389,680	1985
83	497	The Devil's Advocate	Warner Bros.	$60,944,660	1997
84	466	Dirty Dancing	Vestron	$63,954,274	1987^
85	147	Traffic	USA Films	$124,115,725	2000
86	3	E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial	Universal	$433,852,304	1982^
87	5	Jurassic Park	Universal	$357,067,947	1993^
88	16	How the Grinch Stole Christmas	Universal	$260,044,825	2000
89	17	Jaws	Universal	$260,000,000	1975
90	28	The Lost World: Jurassic Park	Universal	$229,086,679	1997
91	35	Back to the Future	Universal	$210,609,762	1985
92	38	The Mummy Returns	Universal	$202,019,785	2001
93	53	Liar Liar	Universal	$181,410,615	1997
94	54	Jurassic Park III	Universal	$181,171,875	2001
95	66	Apollo 13	Universal	$172,071,312	1995^
96	70	A Beautiful Mind	Universal	$168,418,991	2001
97	72	Meet the Parents	Universal	$166,244,045	2000
98	86	The Sting	Universal	$156,000,000	1973
99	88	The Mummy	Universal	$155,385,488	1999
100	97	American Pie 2	Universal	$145,103,595	2001

#1–100 - #101–200 - #201–300 - #301–400 - #401–500

CHART NOTES
^ Indicates movie made its gross over multiple releases, e.g., 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.