Top 10 Highest-Grossing Movies of All Time

The culmination of 22 MCU films grossed $2.80 billion, with audiences returning multiple times to witness the snap reversal and Tony Stark's ultimate sacrifice.

Cameron proved lightning strikes twice with $2.32 billion in box office receipts, silencing doubters who questioned whether anyone cared about returning to Pandora.

The original king of the world earned $2.26 billion, making Leonardo DiCaprio a global superstar and giving the world a doorframe debate that refuses to die.

Nostalgia and new characters combined for $2.07 billion as the world welcomed back Han Solo and met Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren in the franchise's triumphant return.

Thanos' snap shocked audiences worldwide on the way to $2.05 billion, as Marvel pulled off the unthinkable by letting the villain win in a superhero movie.

Three generations of Spider-Man united for $1.92 billion, becoming the pandemic era's biggest film and proving theatrical releases still had massive drawing power.

Pixar's emotional sequel grossed $1.70 billion by introducing Anxiety as the breakout character, resonating with teens and adults alike in the most relatable animated film in years.

Chris Pratt and genetically modified dinosaurs roared to $1.67 billion, proving that audiences will always pay to see people get chased by prehistoric predators on the big screen.

Disney's photorealistic CGI remake of its animated classic earned $1.66 billion despite critics questioning whether photorealism robbed the characters of their emotional expressiveness.

The culmination of 22 MCU films grossed $2.80 billion, with audiences returning multiple times to witness the snap reversal and Tony Stark's ultimate sacrifice.

Cameron proved lightning strikes twice with $2.32 billion in box office receipts, silencing doubters who questioned whether anyone cared about returning to Pandora.

The original king of the world earned $2.26 billion, making Leonardo DiCaprio a global superstar and giving the world a doorframe debate that refuses to die.

Nostalgia and new characters combined for $2.07 billion as the world welcomed back Han Solo and met Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren in the franchise's triumphant return.

Thanos' snap shocked audiences worldwide on the way to $2.05 billion, as Marvel pulled off the unthinkable by letting the villain win in a superhero movie.

Three generations of Spider-Man united for $1.92 billion, becoming the pandemic era's biggest film and proving theatrical releases still had massive drawing power.

Pixar's emotional sequel grossed $1.70 billion by introducing Anxiety as the breakout character, resonating with teens and adults alike in the most relatable animated film in years.

Chris Pratt and genetically modified dinosaurs roared to $1.67 billion, proving that audiences will always pay to see people get chased by prehistoric predators on the big screen.

Disney's photorealistic CGI remake of its animated classic earned $1.66 billion despite critics questioning whether photorealism robbed the characters of their emotional expressiveness.