Domestic Box Office Rankings

Explore annual domestic box office rankings based on original theatrical performance. Re-releases are excluded, and each film's initial uninterrupted theatrical run is treated as a single release.

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Rank
Movie
Box Office
1
Spider-Man 3
$336,530,303
2
Shrek the Third
$322,719,944
3
Transformers
$319,246,193
4
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
$309,420,425
5
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
$292,004,738
6
I Am Legend
$256,393,010
7
The Bourne Ultimatum
$227,471,070
8
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
$219,964,115
9
Alvin and the Chipmunks
$217,326,974
10
300
$210,614,939
11
Ratatouille
$206,445,654
12
The Simpsons Movie
$183,135,014
13
Wild Hogs
$168,273,550
14
Knocked Up
$148,768,917
15
Juno
$143,495,265
16
Rush Hour 3
$140,125,968
17
Live Free or Die Hard
$134,529,403
18
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
$131,921,738
19
American Gangster
$130,164,645
20
Enchanted
$127,807,262
21
Bee Movie
$126,631,277
22
Superbad
$121,463,226
23
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
$120,059,556
24
Hairspray
$118,871,849
25
Blades of Glory
$118,594,548
26
Ocean's Thirteen
$117,154,724
27
Ghost Rider
$115,802,596
28
Evan Almighty
$100,462,298
29
Meet the Robinsons
$97,822,171
30
Norbit
$95,673,607
31
The Bucket List
$93,466,502
32
The Game Plan
$90,648,202
33
Beowulf
$82,280,579
34
Bridge to Terabithia
$82,272,442
35
Disturbia
$80,209,692
36
No Country for Old Men
$74,283,625
37
Fred Claus
$72,006,777
38
1408
$71,985,628
39
The Golden Compass
$70,107,728
40
Charlie Wilson's War
$66,661,095
41
Saw IV
$63,300,095
42
Stomp the Yard
$61,356,221
43
Surf's Up
$58,867,694
44
Halloween
$58,272,029
45
Why Did I Get Married?
$55,204,525
46
TMNT
$54,149,098
47
P.S. I Love You
$53,695,808
48
3:10 to Yuma
$53,606,916
49
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
$52,898,073
50
Atonement
$50,927,067

Box Office notes

About the Domestic Box Office Rankings

Hollywood Rankings compiles annual domestic box office rankings to provide a consistent view of theatrical performance across different eras of film history. Each yearly list ranks films by their original domestic theatrical gross and applies the same release rules throughout the historical data.

Re-releases are excluded from the annual rankings. A film's initial theatrical run is treated as a single release as long as that run remains uninterrupted, while later theatrical returns are not added to the original ranking total. This approach is designed to make yearly box office results more directly comparable.

The historical archive is being expanded to include earlier decades, with particular attention given to years where complete and consistently structured annual box office rankings are difficult to find. Box office data is compiled and curated for use within the Hollywood Rankings database. More information about the underlying sources is available on the Data Sources page.