Here are the top 10 Highest-grossing Hollywood movies of all time

If you are looking for movie recommendations and you have still not seen these ten highest-grossing films of all time then you must watch them first. Since they are the highest earners for a reason.

Movies have been a part of more or less everyone’s life. Those 120 minutes in the theater teleports you into an entirely new universe of its own. You watch stories of people, their journeys, their lives, you relate to some, you pitty on others and fancy for many. While some movies leave a mark on you and some make you laugh your lungs out, movies will always be there for you irrespective of your mood or occasion. So, here’s a list of ten movies highest-grossing films of all time, that have not only entertained you but have also generated huge revenues.

Here are the top 10 Highest-grossing films of all time

 

 

10. Frozen II (2019) $1,450,026,933

The sequel of 2013’s animated film Frozen, released in 2019 and surpassed its first part to become 10th highest-grossing movie with $1,450,026,933 worldwide collection. The film also became the highest-grossing animated film of all time and won Annie Award Outstanding Achievement for Animated Effects in an Animated Production and Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production.

 

9. Furious 7 (2015) $1,516,045,911

The seventh movie in the fast and furious franchise, Furious 7 is the highest-earning movie in the franchise with a worldwide gross of $1,516,045,91. It is also the last film in which late actor Paul Walker appeared and the movie was re-written to justify his absence in next installments.

 

8. The Avengers (2012) $1,518,812,988

The first film where the original Avengers came together and the pieces of the last two Avengers movies started to appear, but who knew “it was all part of a bigger plan” (of course, MCU). The 2012 movie earned $1,518,812,988 worldwide and stands as the eighth highest-grossing films of all time.

 

7. The Lion King (2019) $1,656,943,394

The 1994’s animated film The Lion King was brought to life in 2019 and became the seventh high-grossing film of all time. The movie was a treat for a new generation and nostalgia lane for the older ones, as you are never too old for a classic Disney movie even tho it’s a remake.

 

6. Jurassic World (2015) $1,671,713,208

The fourth film in the Jurassic Park franchise is actually a sequel to the first movie Jurassic Park release in 1993 and also the first part of the Jurassic World trilogy. Starring the “Star-Lord” Chris Pratt, the film earned $1,671,713,208 and it is the sixth highest-earning movie of all time.

 

5. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) $2,048,359,754

All the pieces spread across 18 MCU films finally fell into places in this movie and many were missing too. Probably the most awaited movie of 2018, it earned $2,048,359,754 worldwide to become the fifth most earning movie of all time.

P.S.: Did you notice that the original six Avengers didn’t vanish after the snap?

 

4. Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens (2015) $2,068,224,036

The Force Awakens is the seventh installment of the nine-parts planned in the “Skywalker saga”. Almost all the main characters (excepts the droid) of all the previous episodes die in the seventh episode to mark the beginning of a new generation of Jedis.

 

3. Titanic (1997) $2,195,169,869

After dominating the list for more than two decades it was taken over by another movie by James Cameron in 2009. The movie which took more money in making than the Titanic itself was also the most expensive film of its time. Titanic was appreciated by both audience and critics and in 2017, it was decided to be preserved in the United States National Film Registry.

 

2. Avatar (2009) $2,790,439,092

The film was previously planned to start after Titanic but, due to lack of technology that could develop a film matching to Cameron’s vision of Avatar, it was delayed for almost two decades. But everyone must be glad that Cameron didn’t compromise with his idea and gave another revolutionary film straight out of a dream.

 

1. Avengers: Endgame (2019) $2,797,800,564

Endgame was an end of an era and simultaneously a beginning too. It took 22 movies to finally complete the Infinity Stones saga and left Marvel fans around the globe in tears. This epic sci-fi surpassed its first part in just eleven days and had the biggest opening of all time with $1.2 billion. It was the fifth film to cross the $2 billion mark and only the second after Avatar to cross $2.5 billion mark that too in a record time of 20 days. The film nearly missed the first spot but then Kevin Feige came forward to announce that there’s a miscalculation and eventually, it became the highest-grossing film of all time.