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Movie (Distributor)
1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Disney) Dec 18, 2015 $936,662,225
2 Avengers: Endgame (Disney) Apr 26, 2019 $852,382,613
3 Avatar (Fox) Dec 18, 2009 $760,507,625
4 Black Panther (Disney) Feb 16, 2018 $700,059,566
5 Avengers: Infinity War (Disney) Apr 27, 2018 $678,815,482
6 Titanic (Paramount) Dec 19, 1997 $658,672,302
7 Jurassic World (Universal) Jun 12, 2015 $652,270,625
8 Marvel's The Avengers (Disney) May 04, 2012 $623,357,910
9 Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Disney) Dec 15, 2017 $620,181,382
10 Incredibles 2 (Disney) Jun 15, 2018 $608,581,744
11 The Dark Knight (Warner Bros.) Jul 18, 2008 $534,858,444
12 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Disney) Dec 16, 2016 $532,177,324
13 Beauty and the Beast (Disney) Mar 17, 2017 $504,014,165
14 Finding Dory (Disney) Jun 17, 2016 $486,295,561
15 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (Fox) May 19, 1999 $474,544,249
16 Star Wars (Fox) May 25, 1977 $460,998,882
17 Avengers: Age of Ultron (Disney) May 01, 2015 $459,005,868
18 The Dark Knight Rises (Warner Bros.) Jul 20, 2012 $448,139,099
19 Shrek 2 (DreamWorks) May 19, 2004 $441,226,414
20 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (Universal) Jun 11, 1982 $435,110,890
21 Captain Marvel (Disney) Mar 08, 2019 $426,829,839
22 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (Lionsgate) Nov 22, 2013 $424,668,047
23 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (Disney) Jul 07, 2006 $423,315,199
24 The Lion King (1994) (Disney) Jun 15, 1994 $422,783,937
25 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Universal) Jun 22, 2018 $416,769,345
26 Toy Story 3 (Disney) Jun 18, 2010 $415,004,880
27 Wonder Woman (Warner Bros.) Jun 02, 2017 $412,563,408
28 Iron Man 3 (Disney) May 03, 2013 $409,013,994
29 Captain America: Civil War (Disney) May 06, 2016 $408,084,349
30 The Hunger Games (Lionsgate) Mar 23, 2012 $408,010,692
31 Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle (Sony / Columbia) Dec 20, 2017 $404,515,480
32 Spider-Man (2002) (Sony / Columbia) May 03, 2002 $403,706,983
33 Jurassic Park (Universal) Jun 11, 1993 $402,453,925
34 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Paramount / DreamWorks) Jun 24, 2009 $402,111,347
35 Frozen (2013) (Disney) Nov 22, 2013 $400,738,009
36 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (Disney) May 05, 2017 $389,813,101
37 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Warner Bros.) Jul 15, 2011 $381,011,219
38 Finding Nemo (Disney) May 30, 2003 $380,842,919
39 Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (Fox) May 19, 2005 $380,270,448
40 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (New Line) Dec 17, 2003 $377,846,443
41 Spider-Man 2 (Sony / Columbia) Jun 30, 2004 $373,524,311
42 The Passion of the Christ (Newmarket) Feb 25, 2004 $370,783,489
43 The Secret Life of Pets (Universal) Jul 08, 2016 $368,384,330
44 Despicable Me 2 (Universal) Jul 03, 2013 $368,065,385
45 The Jungle Book (2016) (Disney) Apr 15, 2016 $364,001,123
46 Deadpool (Fox) Feb 12, 2016 $363,042,311
47 Inside Out (2015) (Disney) Jun 19, 2015 $356,461,711
49 Furious 7 (Universal) Apr 03, 2015 $353,007,020
50 Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount / DreamWorks) Jun 28, 2011 $352,390,543
51 American Sniper (Warner Bros.) Dec 25, 2014 $350,126,372
52 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (New Line) Dec 18, 2002 $342,550,877
53 Zootopia (Disney) Mar 04, 2016 $341,268,248
54 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (Lionsgate) Nov 21, 2014 $337,135,885
55 Spider-Man 3 (Sony / Columbia) May 04, 2007 $336,530,590
56 Minions (Universal) Jul 10, 2015 $336,045,770
57 Aquaman (Warner Bros.) Dec 15, 2018 $335,061,807
58 Aladdin (Disney) May 24, 2019 $334,233,830
59 Spider-Man: Homecoming (Sony / Columbia) Jul 07, 2017 $334,201,140
60 Alice in Wonderland (2010) (Disney) Mar 05, 2010 $334,191,110
61 Guardians of the Galaxy (Disney) Aug 01, 2014 $333,176,600
62 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (Warner Bros.) Mar 25, 2016 $330,360,194
63 Forrest Gump (Paramount) Jul 06, 1994 $330,252,182
64 It (2017) (Warner Bros. / New Line) Sep 08, 2017 $327,481,748
65 Suicide Squad (Warner Bros.) Aug 05, 2016 $325,100,054
66 Shrek the Third (Paramount / DreamWorks) May 18, 2007 $322,719,455
67 Transformers (Paramount / DreamWorks) Jul 03, 2007 $319,246,139
68 Deadpool 2 (Fox) May 18, 2018 $318,491,426
69 Iron Man (Paramount) May 02, 2008 $318,412,855
70 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Warner Bros.) Nov 16, 2001 $317,575,047
71 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Paramount) May 22, 2008 $317,101,243
72 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (New Line) Dec 19, 2001 $315,545,160
73 Thor: Ragnarok (Disney) Nov 03, 2017 $315,058,289
74 Iron Man 2 (Paramount) May 07, 2010 $312,128,345
75 Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (Fox) May 16, 2002 $310,676,344
76 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney) May 25, 2007 $309,420,379
77 Return of the Jedi (Fox) May 25, 1983 $309,306,996
78 Independence Day (Fox) Jul 03, 1996 $306,169,262
79 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (Disney) Jul 09, 2003 $305,413,236
80 Skyfall (Sony / Columbia) Nov 08, 2012 $304,360,277
81 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros. / New Line) Dec 14, 2012 $303,003,568
82 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Warner Bros.) Jul 15, 2009 $301,959,187
83 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (Summit) Jun 30, 2010 $300,531,751
84 The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Summit) Nov 20, 2009 $296,639,747
85 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Warner Bros.) Nov 19, 2010 $295,983,305
86 The Sixth Sense (Disney) Aug 06, 1999 $293,506,977
87 Up (2009) (Disney) May 29, 2009 $293,003,689
88 Inception (Warner Bros.) Jul 16, 2010 $292,576,195
89 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (Lionsgate / Summit) Nov 16, 2012 $292,324,737
90 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Warner Bros.) Jul 11, 2007 $292,004,517
91 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Disney) Dec 09, 2005 $291,710,571
92 Man of Steel (Warner Bros.) Jun 13, 2013 $291,045,518
93 The Empire Strikes Back (Fox) May 21, 1980 $290,271,915
94 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Warner Bros.) Nov 18, 2005 $290,013,999
95 Monsters, Inc. (Disney) Nov 02, 2001 $289,916,026
96 Spider-Man: Far from Home (Sony / Columbia) Jul 02, 2019 $288,932,208
97 Home Alone (Fox) Nov 16, 1990 $285,761,269
99 The Matrix Reloaded (Warner Bros.) May 15, 2003 $281,553,328
100 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (Lionsgate / Summit) Nov 18, 2011 $281,287,133
101 Meet the Fockers (Universal) Dec 16, 2004 $279,261,547
102 The Hangover (Warner Bros.) Jun 05, 2009 $277,322,696
103 Gravity (Warner Bros.) Oct 04, 2013 $274,092,705
104 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (Universal) Nov 09, 2018 $270,620,950
105 Sing (2016) (Universal) Dec 21, 2016 $270,329,045
106 Monsters University (Disney) Jun 21, 2013 $268,492,764
107 Shrek (DreamWorks) May 16, 2001 $267,665,130
108 Despicable Me 3 (Universal) Jun 30, 2017 $264,624,300
109 The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony / Columbia) Jul 03, 2012 $262,030,663
110 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Warner Bros.) Nov 15, 2002 $261,988,168
111 The Incredibles (Disney) Nov 05, 2004 $261,441,580
112 How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) (Universal) Nov 17, 2000 $260,044,175
113 Jaws (Universal) Jun 20, 1975 $260,000,591
114 Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Disney) Apr 04, 2014 $259,766,572
115 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (Warner Bros. / New Line) Dec 13, 2013 $258,366,855
116 The LEGO Movie (Warner Bros.) Feb 07, 2014 $257,760,692
117 Star Trek (Paramount) May 08, 2009 $257,730,024
118 I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) Dec 14, 2007 $256,393,949
119 The Blind Side (Warner Bros.) Nov 20, 2009 $255,959,000
120 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Warner Bros. / New Line) Dec 17, 2014 $255,119,788
121 The Hangover Part II (Warner Bros.) May 26, 2011 $254,464,305
122 Batman (1989) (Warner Bros.) Jun 23, 1989 $252,101,403
123 Despicable Me (Universal) Jul 09, 2010 $251,513,985
124 Night at the Museum (Fox) Dec 22, 2006 $250,863,213
125 Men in Black (Sony / Columbia) Jul 02, 1997 $250,690,756
126 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Warner Bros.) Jun 04, 2004 $249,538,372
127 Moana (Disney) Nov 23, 2016 $248,757,044
128 Raiders of the Lost Ark (Paramount) Jun 12, 1981 $248,159,971
129 Toy Story 2 (Disney) Nov 19, 1999 $245,852,199
130 Transformers: Age of Extinction (Paramount) Jun 27, 2014 $245,439,076
131 Cars (Disney) Jun 09, 2006 $244,082,964
132 Bruce Almighty (Universal) May 23, 2003 $242,829,757
133 Ghostbusters (1984) (Columbia) Jun 08, 1984 $242,212,467
134 Twister (1996) (Warner Bros.) May 10, 1996 $241,721,884
135 My Big Fat Greek Wedding (IFC Films) Apr 19, 2002 $241,438,568
136 Maleficent (Disney) May 30, 2014 $241,410,378
137 Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Disney) May 20, 2011 $241,071,802
138 Fast & Furious 6 (Universal) May 24, 2013 $238,679,850
139 Shrek Forever After (Paramount / DreamWorks) May 21, 2010 $238,395,990
140 Brave (Disney) Jun 22, 2012 $237,283,207
141 Oz: The Great and Powerful (Disney) Mar 08, 2013 $234,911,825
142 Beverly Hills Cop (1984) (Paramount) Dec 05, 1984 $234,760,312
143 X-Men: The Last Stand (Fox) May 26, 2006 $234,362,795
144 War of the Worlds (Paramount) Jun 29, 2005 $234,280,479
145 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Warner Bros.) Nov 18, 2016 $234,037,575
146 X-Men: Days of Future Past (Fox) May 23, 2014 $233,921,534
147 Cast Away (Fox) Dec 22, 2000 $233,632,386
148 Doctor Strange (Disney) Nov 04, 2016 $232,641,920
149 The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Universal) May 23, 1997 $229,086,940
150 Justice League (Warner Bros.) Nov 17, 2017 $229,024,295
151 Star Trek Into Darkness (Paramount) May 16, 2013 $228,778,661
152 The Martian (Fox) Oct 02, 2015 $228,433,663
153 Signs (Disney) Aug 02, 2002 $227,966,979
154 Hancock (Sony / Columbia) Jul 02, 2008 $227,946,076
155 The Bourne Ultimatum (Universal) Aug 03, 2007 $227,471,923
156 Logan (Fox) Mar 03, 2017 $226,277,068
157 Rush Hour 2 (New Line) Aug 03, 2001 $226,164,771
158 The Fate of the Furious (Universal) Apr 14, 2017 $225,764,765
159 WALL-E (Disney) Jun 27, 2008 $223,808,838
160 Big Hero 6 (Disney) Nov 07, 2014 $222,527,828
161 Mission: Impossible - Fallout (Paramount) Jul 27, 2018 $220,141,235
162 National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) Dec 21, 2007 $219,964,410
163 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (Fox) Dec 23, 2009 $219,615,000
164 Mrs. Doubtfire (Fox) Nov 24, 1993 $219,195,038
165 Beauty and the Beast (1991) (Disney) Nov 13, 1991 $218,967,717
166 Ted (2012) (Universal) Jun 29, 2012 $218,665,740
167 King Kong (2005) (Universal) Dec 14, 2005 $218,135,164
168 Ghost (Paramount) Jul 13, 1990 $217,631,141
169 How to Train Your Dragon (Paramount / DreamWorks) Mar 26, 2010 $217,581,231
170 The Da Vinci Code (Sony / Columbia) May 19, 2006 $217,536,399
171 Aladdin (1992) (Disney) Nov 11, 1992 $217,350,045
172 Alvin and the Chipmunks (Fox) Dec 14, 2007 $217,326,629
173 Ant-Man and the Wasp (Disney) Jul 06, 2018 $216,648,740
174 Bohemian Rhapsody (20th Century Fox) Nov 02, 2018 $216,428,042
175 Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (Paramount / DreamWorks) Jun 08, 2012 $216,391,482
176 Saving Private Ryan (DreamWorks) Jul 24, 1998 $216,335,032
177 Kung Fu Panda (Paramount / DreamWorks) Jun 06, 2008 $215,434,591
178 Mission: Impossible II (Paramount) May 24, 2000 $215,409,290
179 A Star is Born (Warner Bros.) Oct 02, 2018 $215,288,866
180 X2: X-Men United (Fox) May 02, 2003 $214,949,672
181 Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (Universal) Mar 02, 2012 $214,030,500
182 Solo: A Star Wars Story (Disney) May 25, 2018 $213,767,512
183 Venom (Sony / Columbia) Oct 05, 2018 $213,515,506
184 Austin Powers in Goldmember (New Line) Jul 26, 2002 $213,243,496
185 300 (Warner Bros.) Mar 09, 2007 $210,614,690
186 Back to the Future (Universal) Jul 03, 1985 $210,609,043
187 Fast Five (Universal) Apr 29, 2011 $209,837,675
188 Coco (Disney) Nov 22, 2017 $209,726,015
189 Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (Paramount) Dec 16, 2011 $209,397,903
190 Wedding Crashers (New Line) Jul 15, 2005 $209,218,166
191 Sherlock Holmes (Warner Bros.) Dec 25, 2009 $209,028,670
192 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Jul 11, 2014 $208,545,589
193 Batman Begins (Warner Bros.) Jun 15, 2005 $206,852,432
194 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Warner Bros.) Jul 15, 2005 $206,459,266
195 Ratatouille (Disney) Jun 29, 2007 $206,445,374
196 Thor: The Dark World (Disney) Nov 08, 2013 $206,362,140
197 Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (New Line) Jun 11, 1999 $206,040,556
198 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (TriStar) Jul 03, 1991 $204,843,975
199 The Exorcist (Warner Bros.) Dec 26, 1973 $204,671,948
200 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Sony / Columbia) May 02, 2014 $202,853,933
201 World War Z (Paramount) Jun 21, 2013 $202,359,711
202 The Mummy Returns (Universal) May 04, 2001 $202,019,384
203 Armageddon (Disney) Jul 01, 1998 $201,578,020
204 Cinderella (2015) (Disney) Mar 13, 2015 $201,151,353
205 Ralph Breaks the Internet (Disney) Nov 21, 2018 $201,091,711
206 Tangled (Disney) Nov 24, 2010 $200,821,936
207 Godzilla (2014) (Warner Bros.) May 16, 2014 $200,676,069
208 Gone with the Wind (MGM) Dec 15, 1939 $200,276,459
209 Superman Returns (Warner Bros.) Jun 28, 2006 $200,081,220
210 Spectre (Sony / Columbia) Nov 06, 2015 $200,074,175
211 Pearl Harbor (Disney) May 25, 2001 $198,542,513
212 Monsters vs. Aliens (Paramount / DreamWorks) Mar 27, 2009 $198,351,649
213 Happy Feet (Warner Bros.) Nov 17, 2006 $198,000,841
214 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Paramount) May 24, 1989 $197,171,932
215 Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (Fox) Jul 01, 2009 $196,573,063
216 Ice Age: The Meltdown (Fox) Mar 31, 2006 $195,330,482
217 Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (Paramount) Jul 31, 2015 $195,042,377
218 Madagascar (DreamWorks) May 27, 2005 $193,595,331
219 Twilight (2008) (Summit) Nov 21, 2008 $192,769,480
220 Toy Story (Disney) Nov 22, 1995 $191,796,910
221 22 Jump Street (Sony / Columbia) Jun 13, 2014 $191,719,337
222 Cars 2 (Disney) Jun 24, 2011 $191,452,396
223 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) (Paramount) Aug 08, 2014 $191,204,754
224 Men in Black II (Sony / Columbia) Jul 03, 2002 $190,418,608
225 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony / Columbia) Dec 14, 2018 $190,241,310
226 Dunkirk (Warner Bros.) Jul 21, 2017 $190,068,280
227 Wreck-It Ralph (Disney) Nov 02, 2012 $189,422,889
228 Grease (Paramount) Jun 16, 1978 $188,754,752
229 A Quiet Place (Paramount) Apr 06, 2018 $188,024,361
230 Interstellar (Paramount) Nov 05, 2014 $188,020,017
231 Gladiator (2000) (DreamWorks) May 05, 2000 $187,705,497
232 The Croods (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Mar 22, 2013 $187,168,425
233 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Warner Bros.) Dec 16, 2011 $186,848,418
234 The Day After Tomorrow (Fox) May 28, 2004 $186,740,702
235 Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) (Fox) Jun 10, 2005 $186,336,564
236 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney / RKO) Dec 21, 1937 $184,925,342
237 The Polar Express (Warner Bros.) Nov 10, 2004 $184,853,283
238 Pitch Perfect 2 (Universal) May 15, 2015 $184,296,230
239 Dances with Wolves (Orion) Nov 09, 1990 $184,208,763
240 Batman Forever (Warner Bros.) Jun 16, 1995 $184,134,515
241 The Fugitive (1993) (Warner Bros.) Aug 06, 1993 $183,875,616
242 The Revenant (2015) (Fox) Dec 25, 2015 $183,609,490
243 Ocean's Eleven (Warner Bros.) Dec 07, 2001 $183,417,424
244 The Simpsons Movie (Fox) Jul 27, 2007 $183,135,831
245 What Women Want (2000) (Paramount) Dec 15, 2000 $182,811,707
246 The Perfect Storm (Warner Bros.) Jun 30, 2000 $182,618,117
247 Lincoln (Disney / DreamWorks) Nov 09, 2012 $182,207,973
248 Liar Liar (Universal) Mar 21, 1997 $181,410,469
249 Jurassic Park III (Universal) Jul 18, 2001 $181,171,459
250 Thor (Paramount) May 06, 2011 $181,030,624
251 Mission: Impossible (Paramount) May 22, 1996 $180,981,223
252 Ant-Man (Disney) Jul 17, 2015 $180,202,163
253 Planet of the Apes (2001) (Fox) Jul 27, 2001 $180,011,204
254 Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (Paramount / DreamWorks) Nov 07, 2008 $180,010,757
255 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Fox) May 01, 2009 $179,879,302
256 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Paramount) May 23, 1984 $179,870,426
257 Top Gun (1986) (Paramount) May 16, 1986 $179,800,601
258 Hitch (Sony / Columbia) Feb 11, 2005 $179,495,994
259 Men in Black 3 (Sony / Columbia) May 25, 2012 $179,020,854
260 Pretty Woman (Disney) Mar 23, 1990 $178,406,922
261 Home (2015) (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Mar 27, 2015 $177,397,510
262 Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (Fox) May 22, 2009 $177,241,680
263 Tootsie (Columbia) Dec 17, 1982 $177,200,382
264 How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Jun 13, 2014 $177,002,924
265 Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Aug 05, 2011 $176,760,185
266 Captain America: The First Avenger (Paramount) Jul 22, 2011 $176,654,505
267 The Karate Kid (2010) (Sony / Columbia) Jun 11, 2010 $176,591,618
268 There's Something About Mary (Fox) Jul 15, 1998 $176,489,373
269 Ice Age (Fox) Mar 15, 2002 $176,387,755
270 The Bourne Supremacy (Universal) Jul 23, 2004 $176,241,271
271 Get Out (Universal) Feb 24, 2017 $176,040,665
272 The LEGO Batman Movie (Warner Bros.) Feb 10, 2017 $175,750,384
273 Us (2019) (Universal Pictures) Mar 22, 2019 $175,006,930
274 The Boss Baby (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Mar 31, 2017 $175,001,663
275 Crocodile Dundee (Paramount) Sep 26, 1986 $174,803,471
276 Crazy Rich Asians (Warner Bros.) Aug 15, 2018 $174,532,921
277 The Greatest Showman (Fox) Dec 20, 2017 $174,340,174
278 Apollo 13 (Universal) Jun 30, 1995 $173,837,410
279 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (Fox) Nov 20, 1992 $173,585,649
280 Elf (New Line) Nov 07, 2003 $173,398,832
281 National Treasure (Disney) Nov 19, 2004 $173,008,217
282 Air Force One (Sony / Columbia) Jul 25, 1997 $172,956,394
283 Rain Man (MGM/UA) Dec 16, 1988 $172,825,476
284 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (Disney) May 26, 2017 $172,558,876
285 TRON: Legacy (Disney) Dec 17, 2010 $172,062,763
286 Mary Poppins Returns (Disney) Dec 19, 2018 $171,958,438
287 The Matrix (Warner Bros.) Mar 31, 1999 $171,479,060
288 Tarzan (1999) (Disney) Jun 16, 1999 $171,091,147
289 True Grit (2010) (Paramount) Dec 22, 2010 $171,050,328
290 A Beautiful Mind (Universal) Dec 21, 2001 $170,742,924
291 Chicago (Miramax) Dec 27, 2002 $170,687,336
292 The Help (Disney / DreamWorks) Aug 10, 2011 $169,708,112
293 Hotel Transylvania 2 (Sony / Columbia) Sep 25, 2015 $169,692,572
294 Hidden Figures (Fox) Dec 25, 2016 $169,385,722
295 Bridesmaids (Universal) May 13, 2011 $169,106,725
296 Quantum of Solace (Sony / Columbia) Nov 14, 2008 $168,365,396
297 Wild Hogs (Disney) Mar 02, 2007 $168,273,303
298 Kong: Skull Island (Warner Bros.) Mar 10, 2017 $168,052,812
299 John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum (Lionsgate) May 17, 2019 $167,921,984
300 Three Men and a Baby (Disney) Nov 25, 1987 $167,780,861
301 Gone Girl (Fox) Oct 03, 2014 $167,767,189
302 Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Sony / Columbia) Jun 30, 2018 $167,510,016
303 Casino Royale (2006) (Sony / Columbia) Nov 17, 2006 $167,445,579
304 Meet the Parents (Universal) Oct 06, 2000 $166,244,845
305 Fifty Shades of Grey (Universal / Focus) Feb 13, 2015 $166,167,230
306 2012 (Sony / Columbia) Nov 13, 2009 $166,166,781
307 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (Warner Bros.) Jun 14, 1991 $165,493,447
308 Kung Fu Panda 2 (Paramount / DreamWorks) May 26, 2011 $165,249,063
309 Hannibal (MGM) Feb 09, 2001 $165,092,013
310 Catch Me If You Can (2002) (DreamWorks) Dec 25, 2002 $164,615,455
311 The Proposal (Disney) Jun 19, 2009 $163,950,545
312 The Pursuit of Happyness (Sony / Columbia) Dec 15, 2006 $163,566,344
313 Big Daddy (Sony / Columbia) Jun 25, 1999 $163,479,811
314 Clash of the Titans (2010) (Warner Bros.) Apr 02, 2010 $163,214,888
315 The Sound of Music (Fox) Mar 02, 1965 $163,214,076
316 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (Paramount) Feb 06, 2015 $162,994,032
317 Batman Returns (Warner Bros.) Jun 19, 1992 $162,831,945
318 Django Unchained (Weinstein Company) Dec 25, 2012 $162,805,434
319 A Bug's Life (Disney) Nov 20, 1998 $162,798,279
320 Jason Bourne (Universal) Jul 29, 2016 $162,192,920
321 Grown Ups (Sony / Columbia) Jun 25, 2010 $162,001,186
322 The Waterboy (Disney) Nov 06, 1998 $161,491,939
323 Ice Age: Continental Drift (Fox) Jul 13, 2012 $161,321,843
324 Straight Outta Compton (Universal) Aug 14, 2015 $161,197,785
325 Die Another Day (MGM) Nov 22, 2002 $160,942,810
326 Shark Tale (DreamWorks) Oct 01, 2004 $160,861,093
327 How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (Universal / DreamWorks Animation) Feb 02, 2019 $160,799,505
328 The Sting (Universal) Dec 25, 1973 $159,616,911
329 The Heat (Fox) Jun 28, 2013 $159,582,188
330 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Warner Bros.) Nov 16, 2018 $159,555,901
331 Halloween (2018) (Universal Pictures) Oct 19, 2018 $159,342,015
332 Star Trek Beyond (Paramount) Jul 22, 2016 $158,848,340
333 The Firm (Paramount) Jul 02, 1993 $158,369,885
334 The Longest Yard (2005) (Paramount) May 27, 2005 $158,119,106
335 X-Men (Fox) Jul 14, 2000 $157,299,255
336 Scary Movie (Miramax / Dimension) Jul 07, 2000 $157,019,603
337 Fatal Attraction (Paramount) Sep 18, 1987 $156,645,905
338 What Lies Beneath (DreamWorks) Jul 21, 2000 $155,460,041
339 The Mummy (1999) (Universal) May 07, 1999 $155,385,085
340 X-Men: Apocalypse (Fox) May 27, 2016 $155,333,829
341 San Andreas (Warner Bros. / New Line) May 29, 2015 $155,190,832
342 Fast & Furious (Universal) Apr 03, 2009 $155,152,236
343 Snow White and the Huntsman (Universal) Jun 01, 2012 $155,136,755
344 Over the Hedge (Paramount / DreamWorks) May 19, 2006 $155,019,902
345 Fantastic Four (2005) (Fox) Jul 08, 2005 $154,696,660
346 Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! (Fox) Mar 14, 2008 $154,529,598
347 Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Disney) Jun 22, 1988 $154,112,403
348 Jerry Maguire (Sony / TriStar) Dec 13, 1996 $153,962,324
349 Trolls (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Nov 04, 2016 $153,694,574
350 Beverly Hills Cop II (Paramount) May 20, 1987 $153,665,069
351 Mad Max: Fury Road (Warner Bros.) May 15, 2015 $153,636,354
352 Scooby-Doo (Warner Bros.) Jun 14, 2002 $153,294,080
353 Gremlins (Warner Bros.) Jun 08, 1984 $153,083,972
355 Sex and the City (Warner Bros. / New Line) May 30, 2008 $152,647,295
356 Runaway Bride (Paramount) Jul 30, 1999 $152,257,160
357 La La Land (Lionsgate / Summit) Dec 09, 2016 $151,101,803
358 Divergent (Lionsgate / Summit) Mar 21, 2014 $150,947,895
359 Rambo: First Blood Part II (TriStar) May 22, 1985 $150,415,193
360 We're the Millers (Warner Bros. / New Line) Aug 07, 2013 $150,394,119
361 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (Warner Bros.) Jul 02, 2003 $150,371,148
362 Daddy's Home (Paramount) Dec 25, 2015 $150,357,137
363 G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (Paramount) Aug 07, 2009 $150,201,919
364 Neighbors (2014) (Universal) May 09, 2014 $150,157,400
365 American Hustle (Sony / Columbia) Dec 13, 2013 $150,117,807
366 Puss in Boots (2011) (Paramount / DreamWorks) Oct 28, 2011 $149,260,504
367 Les Miserables (2012) (Universal) Dec 25, 2012 $148,809,770
368 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Columbia) Nov 16, 1977 $148,781,827
369 Knocked Up (Universal) Jun 01, 2007 $148,768,421
370 The Secret Life of Pets 2 (Universal) Jun 07, 2019 $148,671,180
371 As Good as It Gets (Sony / TriStar) Dec 23, 1997 $148,478,260
372 Little Fockers (Universal) Dec 22, 2010 $148,438,600
373 Megamind (Paramount / DreamWorks) Nov 05, 2010 $148,415,853
374 Hotel Transylvania (Sony / Columbia) Sep 28, 2012 $148,313,048
375 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (Sony / Columbia) Aug 04, 2006 $148,213,093
376 Gran Torino (Warner Bros.) Dec 12, 2008 $148,095,382
377 Lethal Weapon 2 (Warner Bros.) Jul 07, 1989 $147,307,168
378 War for the Planet of the Apes (Fox) Jul 14, 2017 $146,878,766
379 X-Men: First Class (Fox) Jun 03, 2011 $146,408,305
380 Paul Blart: Mall Cop (Sony / Columbia) Jan 16, 2009 $146,336,624
381 True Lies (Fox) Jul 15, 1994 $146,282,462
382 Lilo & Stitch (Disney) Jun 21, 2002 $145,783,422
383 American Pie 2 (Universal) Aug 10, 2001 $145,103,924
384 Taken (Fox) Jan 30, 2009 $145,000,403
385 101 Dalmatians (1961) (Disney) Jan 25, 1961 $144,880,212
386 The Great Gatsby (2013) (Warner Bros.) May 10, 2013 $144,840,419
387 The Santa Clause (Disney) Nov 11, 1994 $144,833,975
388 I, Robot (Fox) Jul 16, 2004 $144,795,113
389 Lethal Weapon 3 (Warner Bros.) May 15, 1992 $144,731,292
390 The Fast and the Furious (Universal) Jun 22, 2001 $144,533,907
391 Doctor Dolittle (1998) (Fox) Jun 26, 1998 $144,156,756
392 Mamma Mia! (Universal) Jul 18, 2008 $144,130,725
393 Rio (2011) (Fox) Apr 15, 2011 $143,619,809
394 Kung Fu Panda 3 (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Jan 29, 2016 $143,523,463
395 Juno (Fox Searchlight) Dec 05, 2007 $143,495,248
396 POKÉMON Detective Pikachu (Warner Bros.) May 10, 2019 $143,458,742
397 Marley & Me (Fox) Dec 25, 2008 $143,153,015
398 The Meg (Warner Bros.) Aug 10, 2018 $143,005,856
399 The Smurfs (Sony / Columbia) Jul 29, 2011 $142,614,158
400 xXx (Sony / Columbia) Aug 09, 2002 $142,109,000
401 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Disney) May 16, 2008 $141,621,918
402 National Lampoon's Animal House (Universal) Jul 28, 1978 $141,600,129
403 Pocahontas (Disney) Jun 16, 1995 $141,579,941
404 A Few Good Men (Columbia) Dec 11, 1992 $141,340,483
405 Slumdog Millionaire (Fox Searchlight) Nov 12, 2008 $141,319,441
406 Rush Hour (New Line) Sep 18, 1998 $141,186,224
407 The Blair Witch Project (Artisan) Jul 14, 1999 $140,539,251
408 Deep Impact (Paramount) May 08, 1998 $140,464,310
409 Shazam! (Warner Bros.) Apr 05, 2019 $140,310,209
411 Look Who's Talking (TriStar) Oct 13, 1989 $140,088,166
412 Stuart Little (Sony / Columbia) Dec 17, 1999 $140,035,011
413 The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Fox) Sep 26, 1975 $139,876,106
414 Taken 2 (Fox) Oct 05, 2012 $139,854,287
415 Sister Act (Disney) May 29, 1992 $139,605,188
416 Saturday Night Fever (Paramount) Dec 16, 1977 $139,486,000
417 Ocean's 8 (Warner Bros.) Jun 08, 2018 $139,377,762
418 The Matrix Revolutions (Warner Bros.) Nov 05, 2003 $139,313,424
419 The Santa Clause 2 (Disney) Nov 01, 2002 $139,236,262
420 The King's Speech (Weinstein Company) Nov 26, 2010 $138,797,449
421 Cheaper by the Dozen (Fox) Dec 25, 2003 $138,614,076
422 Bad Boys II (Sony / Columbia) Jul 18, 2003 $138,608,489
423 Platoon (Orion) Dec 19, 1986 $138,530,553
424 21 Jump Street (Sony / Columbia) Mar 16, 2012 $138,447,667
425 Good Will Hunting (Miramax) Dec 05, 1997 $138,433,880
426 Star Wars: Special Edition (Fox) Jan 31, 1997 $138,257,865
427 Split (Universal) Jan 20, 2017 $138,141,585
428 Disney's A Christmas Carol (Disney) Nov 06, 2009 $137,785,051
429 Dinosaur (Disney) May 19, 2000 $137,748,601
430 The Conjuring (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jul 19, 2013 $137,395,174
431 Click (Sony / Columbia) Jun 23, 2006 $137,355,347
432 Ready Player One (Warner Bros. / DreamWorks) Mar 29, 2018 $137,018,455
433 The Green Mile (Warner Bros.) Dec 10, 1999 $136,801,509
434 Ransom (Disney) Nov 08, 1996 $136,492,894
435 Godzilla (1998) (Sony / TriStar) May 20, 1998 $136,314,861
436 101 Dalmatians (1996) (Disney) Nov 27, 1996 $136,189,436
437 Argo (Warner Bros.) Oct 12, 2012 $136,025,503
438 Anger Management (Sony / Columbia) Apr 11, 2003 $135,645,721
439 The Jungle Book (1967) (Disney) Oct 18, 1967 $135,475,744
440 Chicken Little (Disney) Nov 04, 2005 $135,386,342
441 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) (New Line) Mar 30, 1990 $135,265,256
442 Patch Adams (Universal) Dec 25, 1998 $135,026,722
443 The Godfather (Paramount) Mar 15, 1972 $134,966,044
444 Ride Along (Universal) Jan 17, 2014 $134,938,200
445 The Incredible Hulk (Universal) Jun 13, 2008 $134,806,396
446 Live Free or Die Hard (Fox) Jun 27, 2007 $134,529,431
447 Wanted (2008) (Universal) Jun 27, 2008 $134,508,730
448 Identity Thief (Universal) Feb 08, 2013 $134,506,920
449 Superman (Warner Bros.) Dec 15, 1978 $134,218,018
450 The Rock (Disney) Jun 07, 1996 $134,069,199
451 Mission: Impossible III (Paramount) May 05, 2006 $134,029,548
452 Grown Ups 2 (Sony / Columbia) Jul 12, 2013 $133,668,525
453 Angels & Demons (Sony / Columbia) May 15, 2009 $133,378,559
454 Troy (Warner Bros.) May 14, 2004 $133,378,121
455 Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (Fox) Dec 16, 2011 $133,110,742
456 Bringing Down the House (Disney) Mar 07, 2003 $132,716,668
457 The Wolverine (Fox) Jul 26, 2013 $132,556,852
458 Wonder (2017) (Lionsgate) Nov 17, 2017 $132,422,809
459 The Departed (Warner Bros.) Oct 06, 2006 $132,384,480
460 Hulk (Universal) Jun 20, 2003 $132,175,930
461 Silver Linings Playbook (Weinstein Company) Nov 16, 2012 $132,092,958
462 Minority Report (Fox) Jun 21, 2002 $132,072,987
463 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Fox) Jun 15, 2007 $131,921,992
464 The Last Airbender (Paramount) Jul 01, 2010 $131,601,062
465 Rio 2 (Fox) Apr 11, 2014 $131,538,435
466 Lara Croft, Tomb Raider (Paramount) Jun 15, 2001 $131,168,071
467 The Silence of the Lambs (Orion) Feb 14, 1991 $130,742,537
468 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (Disney) Jun 23, 1989 $130,724,390
469 The Flintstones (Universal) May 27, 1994 $130,560,663
471 Get Smart (Warner Bros.) Jun 20, 2008 $130,319,504
472 The Divergent Series: Insurgent (Lionsgate / Summit) Mar 20, 2015 $130,179,072
473 The Peanuts Movie (Fox) Nov 06, 2015 $130,178,411
474 Transformers: The Last Knight (Paramount) Jun 21, 2017 $130,168,683
475 American Gangster (Universal) Nov 02, 2007 $130,164,472
476 American Beauty (DreamWorks) Sep 15, 1999 $130,096,097
477 An Officer and a Gentleman (Paramount) Jul 28, 1982 $129,795,263
478 The Ring (DreamWorks) Oct 18, 2002 $129,128,681
479 The Nutty Professor (1996) (Universal) Jun 28, 1996 $128,814,458
480 Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (Fox) Nov 03, 2006 $128,505,664
481 Ghostbusters (2016) (Sony / Columbia) Jul 15, 2016 $128,344,089
482 Kingsman: The Secret Service (Fox) Feb 13, 2015 $128,261,724
483 Robots (Fox) Mar 11, 2005 $128,200,217
484 Coming to America (Paramount) Jun 29, 1988 $128,152,468
485 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Sony Pictures Classics) Dec 08, 2000 $128,078,605
486 Shutter Island (Paramount) Feb 19, 2010 $128,012,934
487 Into the Woods (Disney) Dec 25, 2014 $128,002,372
488 Rocky IV (MGM/UA) Nov 27, 1985 $127,873,963
489 Enchanted (Disney) Nov 21, 2007 $127,807,274
490 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Paramount) Dec 25, 2008 $127,509,575
491 Central Intelligence (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jun 17, 2016 $127,440,871
492 Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (Paramount) Dec 18, 2013 $127,352,707
493 Sweet Home Alabama (Disney) Sep 27, 2002 $127,223,533
494 Bumblebee (Paramount Pictures) Dec 21, 2018 $127,195,589
495 Dumb and Dumber (New Line) Dec 16, 1994 $127,175,036
496 2 Fast 2 Furious (Universal) Jun 06, 2003 $127,154,156
497 My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) (Sony / TriStar) Jun 20, 1997 $127,120,017
498 Super 8 (Paramount) Jun 09, 2011 $127,004,179
499 The World Is Not Enough (MGM) Nov 19, 1999 $126,943,347
500 Smokey and the Bandit (Universal) May 27, 1977 $126,737,978
501 Sleepless in Seattle (TriStar) Jun 25, 1993 $126,680,160
502 Lucy (Universal) Jul 25, 2014 $126,663,600
503 The Legend of Tarzan (Warner Bros.) Jul 01, 2016 $126,643,061
504 Bee Movie (Paramount / DreamWorks) Nov 02, 2007 $126,631,177
505 Prometheus (Fox) Jun 08, 2012 $126,477,084
506 Mr. Deeds (Sony / Columbia) Jun 28, 2002 $126,293,861
507 Safe House (Universal) Feb 10, 2012 $126,181,630
508 The Truman Show (Paramount) Jun 05, 1998 $125,618,228
509 Erin Brockovich (Universal) Mar 17, 2000 $125,595,540
510 Ocean's Twelve (Warner Bros.) Dec 10, 2004 $125,544,296
511 Terminator Salvation (Warner Bros.) May 21, 2009 $125,322,732
512 Charlie's Angels (2000) (Sony / Columbia) Nov 03, 2000 $125,305,200
513 Tomorrow Never Dies (MGM/UA) Dec 19, 1997 $125,304,959
514 Lone Survivor (Universal) Dec 25, 2013 $125,095,601
515 Sully (Warner Bros.) Sep 09, 2016 $125,070,033
516 Rocky III (MGM/UA) May 28, 1982 $125,049,038
517 The Vow (Sony / Screen Gems) Feb 10, 2012 $125,014,030
518 Life of Pi (Fox) Nov 21, 2012 $124,987,023
519 The Fault in Our Stars (Fox) Jun 06, 2014 $124,872,350
520 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (Sony / Columbia) Sep 18, 2009 $124,869,468
521 The Devil Wears Prada (Fox) Jun 30, 2006 $124,740,659
522 Something's Gotta Give (Sony / Columbia) Dec 12, 2003 $124,728,615
523 Traffic (USA Films) Dec 27, 2000 $124,115,702
524 The Birdcage (MGM/UA) Mar 08, 1996 $124,060,456
525 City Slickers (Columbia) Jun 07, 1991 $124,033,055
526 Good Morning, Vietnam (Disney) Dec 23, 1987 $123,922,029
527 Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (Universal) Jul 28, 2000 $123,309,442
528 Rango (Paramount) Mar 04, 2011 $123,257,581
529 The Good Dinosaur (Disney) Nov 25, 2015 $123,087,120
530 G.I. Joe: Retaliation (Paramount) Mar 28, 2013 $122,523,060
531 Clear and Present Danger (Paramount) Aug 03, 1994 $122,187,590
532 The Hunt for Red October (Paramount) Mar 02, 1990 $122,012,815
533 The Bodyguard (Warner Bros.) Nov 25, 1992 $121,945,613
534 Wayne's World (Paramount) Feb 14, 1992 $121,697,730
535 The Bourne Identity (Universal) Jun 14, 2002 $121,661,607
536 Superbad (Sony / Columbia) Aug 17, 2007 $121,463,956
537 Speed (Fox) Jun 10, 1994 $121,250,167
538 50 First Dates (Sony / Columbia) Feb 13, 2004 $120,908,340
539 Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (Universal Pictures) Jul 20, 2018 $120,634,935
540 Mulan (1998) (Disney) Jun 19, 1998 $120,620,823
541 Inglourious Basterds (Weinstein Company) Aug 21, 2009 $120,540,835
542 Seabiscuit (Universal) Jul 25, 2003 $120,277,109
543 Van Helsing (Universal) May 07, 2004 $120,150,620
544 Four Christmases (Warner Bros. / New Line) Nov 26, 2008 $120,146,737
545 I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (Universal) Jul 20, 2007 $120,059,537
546 The Mask (New Line) Jul 29, 1994 $119,938,168
547 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (Sony / Columbia) Sep 27, 2013 $119,793,567
548 Hook (TriStar) Dec 11, 1991 $119,654,006
549 Walk the Line (Fox) Nov 18, 2005 $119,519,615
550 Blazing Saddles (Warner Bros.) Feb 07, 1974 $119,500,420
551 G-Force (Disney) Jul 24, 2009 $119,420,515
552 Total Recall (1990) (TriStar) Jun 01, 1990 $119,394,451
553 Back to the Future Part II (Universal) Nov 22, 1989 $119,352,057
554 On Golden Pond (Universal) Dec 04, 1981 $119,285,747
555 The Other Guys (Sony / Columbia) Aug 06, 2010 $119,219,978
556 Fahrenheit 9/11 (Lionsgate) Jun 23, 2004 $119,194,688
557 The Sum of All Fears (Paramount) May 31, 2002 $118,907,992
558 Hairspray (2007) (New Line) Jul 20, 2007 $118,871,811
559 The Break-Up (Universal) Jun 02, 2006 $118,806,665
560 Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (Paramount) Dec 17, 2004 $118,634,891
561 Blades of Glory (Paramount / DreamWorks) Mar 30, 2007 $118,594,798
562 Salt (Sony / Columbia) Jul 23, 2010 $118,311,368
563 Basic Instinct (TriStar) Mar 20, 1992 $117,727,662
564 Now You See Me (Lionsgate / Summit) May 31, 2013 $117,723,989
565 Big Momma's House (Fox) Jun 02, 2000 $117,559,119
566 Die Hard 2: Die Harder (Fox) Jul 04, 1990 $117,540,159
567 Horrible Bosses (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jul 08, 2011 $117,538,559
568 The Nun (Warner Bros.) Sep 07, 2018 $117,450,119
569 Rocky (United Artists) Nov 21, 1976 $117,235,327
570 Jackass 3D (Paramount) Oct 15, 2010 $117,229,692
571 Ocean's Thirteen (Warner Bros.) Jun 08, 2007 $117,154,265
572 S.W.A.T. (Sony / Columbia) Aug 08, 2003 $116,934,901
573 The Wolf of Wall Street (Paramount) Dec 25, 2013 $116,900,694
574 8 Mile (Universal) Nov 08, 2002 $116,750,188
575 Double Jeopardy (Paramount) Sep 24, 1999 $116,741,272
576 Lee Daniels' The Butler (Weinstein Company) Aug 16, 2013 $116,632,095
577 Green Lantern (2011) (Warner Bros.) Jun 17, 2011 $116,601,172
578 Notting Hill (Universal) May 28, 1999 $116,089,296
579 You've Got Mail (Warner Bros.) Dec 18, 1998 $115,821,207
580 Ghost Rider (Sony / Columbia) Feb 16, 2007 $115,802,007
581 Creed II (MGM / Warner Bros) Nov 21, 2018 $115,715,889
582 Remember the Titans (Disney) Sep 29, 2000 $115,654,030
583 District 9 (Sony / TriStar) Aug 14, 2009 $115,649,263
584 Unbroken (Universal) Dec 25, 2014 $115,637,895
585 Peter Rabbit (Sony / Columbia) Feb 09, 2018 $115,253,424
586 Girls Trip (Universal) Jul 21, 2017 $115,108,515
587 The Karate Kid Part II (Columbia) Jun 20, 1986 $115,103,443
588 American Graffiti (Universal) Aug 01, 1973 $115,000,796
589 Big (Fox) Jun 03, 1988 $114,968,482
590 Dumbo (Walt Disney Pictures) Mar 29, 2019 $114,652,659
591 Fifty Shades Darker (Universal) Feb 10, 2017 $114,434,010
592 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story (Fox) Jun 18, 2004 $114,326,303
593 The Village (Disney) Jul 30, 2004 $114,197,961
594 Bolt (Disney) Nov 21, 2008 $114,051,154
595 Wild Wild West (Warner Bros.) Jun 30, 1999 $113,805,311
596 Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (Fox) Dec 19, 2014 $113,746,621
597 Magic Mike (Warner Bros.) Jun 29, 2012 $113,721,571
598 The Addams Family (1991) (Paramount) Nov 22, 1991 $113,502,255
599 The Patriot (Sony / Columbia) Jun 28, 2000 $113,330,349
600 Bad Moms (STX Entertainment) Jul 29, 2016 $113,257,297
601 The Bourne Legacy (Universal) Aug 10, 2012 $113,203,870
602 The Pacifier (Disney) Mar 04, 2005 $113,086,910
603 Dr. Dolittle 2 (Fox) Jun 22, 2001 $112,952,427
604 It's Complicated (Universal) Dec 25, 2009 $112,735,395
605 Spy Kids (Miramax / Dimension) Mar 30, 2001 $112,719,821
606 Ghostbusters II (Columbia) Jun 16, 1989 $112,494,410
607 Face/Off (Paramount) Jun 27, 1997 $112,276,698
608 The Hangover Part III (Warner Bros.) May 23, 2013 $112,200,072
609 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (United Artists) Nov 20, 1975 $112,000,194
610 Twins (Universal) Dec 09, 1988 $111,936,710
611 Spy Kids 3D: Game Over (Miramax / Dimension) Jul 25, 2003 $111,761,923
612 Doctor Zhivago (MGM) Dec 22, 1965 $111,721,461
613 Enemy of the State (Disney) Nov 16, 1998 $111,549,331
614 The Little Mermaid (Disney) Nov 15, 1989 $111,543,565
615 Mr. Peabody & Sherman (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Mar 07, 2014 $111,506,430
616 Porky's (Fox) Mar 19, 1982 $111,289,698
617 The Last Samurai (Warner Bros.) Dec 05, 2003 $111,127,463
618 Glass (Universal) Jan 18, 2019 $111,035,005
619 Spy (2015) (Fox) Jun 05, 2015 $110,825,712
620 Tropic Thunder (Paramount / DreamWorks) Aug 13, 2008 $110,515,566
621 Valentine's Day (Warner Bros. / New Line) Feb 12, 2010 $110,486,000
622 The Grudge (Sony / Columbia) Oct 22, 2004 $110,359,889
623 Fun with Dick and Jane (2005) (Sony / Columbia) Dec 21, 2005 $110,332,851
624 Freaky Friday (2003) (Disney) Aug 06, 2003 $110,230,337
625 Trainwreck (Universal) Jul 17, 2015 $110,212,700
626 Bedtime Stories (Disney) Dec 25, 2008 $110,103,441
627 Scary Movie 3 (Miramax / Dimension) Oct 24, 2003 $110,003,249
628 Creed (Warner Bros. / New Line) Nov 25, 2015 $109,767,581
629 Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Paramount) Nov 26, 1986 $109,713,330
630 The 40-Year-Old Virgin (Universal) Aug 19, 2005 $109,449,551
631 Godzilla: King of the Monsters (Warner Bros.) May 31, 2019 $109,332,925
632 Crocodile Dundee II (Paramount) May 25, 1988 $109,306,488
633 Couples Retreat (Universal) Oct 09, 2009 $109,205,246
634 A Time to Kill (Warner Bros.) Jul 24, 1996 $108,766,173
635 Black Hawk Down (Sony / Columbia) Dec 28, 2001 $108,638,655
636 Terms of Endearment (Paramount) Nov 23, 1983 $108,423,643
637 Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (Warner Bros.) Nov 10, 1995 $108,385,989
638 The Upside (STX Entertainment) Jan 11, 2019 $108,252,517
639 The Princess Diaries (Disney) Aug 03, 2001 $108,248,940
640 Superman II (Warner Bros.) Jun 19, 1981 $108,185,706
641 HOP (Universal) Apr 01, 2011 $108,085,305
642 Pulp Fiction (Miramax) Oct 14, 1994 $107,966,964
643 Paranormal Activity (Paramount) Sep 25, 2009 $107,918,259
644 Baby Driver (Sony / TriStar) Jun 28, 2017 $107,816,745
645 A League of Their Own (Sony / Columbia) Jul 01, 1992 $107,533,754
646 Epic (Fox) May 24, 2013 $107,518,682
647 The Angry Birds Movie (Sony / Columbia) May 20, 2016 $107,509,366
648 Watchmen (Warner Bros.) Mar 06, 2009 $107,509,220
649 Batman and Robin (Warner Bros.) Jun 20, 1997 $107,325,044
650 Captain Phillips (Sony / Columbia) Oct 11, 2013 $107,100,855
651 The Towering Inferno (Fox) Dec 14, 1974 $107,082,379
652 Black Swan (Fox Searchlight) Dec 03, 2010 $106,954,678
653 Analyze This (Warner Bros.) Mar 05, 1999 $106,885,341
654 Chicken Run (DreamWorks) Jun 21, 2000 $106,834,223
655 Miss Congeniality (Warner Bros.) Dec 22, 2000 $106,807,088
656 GoldenEye (MGM/UA) Nov 17, 1995 $106,635,441
657 Indecent Proposal (Paramount) Apr 07, 1993 $106,633,417
658 Driving Miss Daisy (Warner Bros.) Dec 13, 1989 $106,593,124
659 300: Rise of an Empire (Warner Bros.) Mar 07, 2014 $106,580,051
660 Love Story (Paramount) Dec 16, 1970 $106,397,305
661 Kramer Vs. Kramer (Columbia) Dec 19, 1979 $106,260,774
662 The Italian Job (Paramount) May 30, 2003 $106,128,873
663 How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (Paramount) Feb 07, 2003 $105,813,213
664 The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (Warner Bros.) Jan 26, 2019 $105,806,508
665 The First Wives Club (Paramount) Sep 20, 1996 $105,490,552
666 Robin Hood (2010) (Universal) May 14, 2010 $105,269,730
667 Interview with the Vampire (Warner Bros.) Nov 11, 1994 $105,264,558
668 George of the Jungle (Disney) Jul 16, 1997 $105,263,112
669 The Graduate (AVCO Embassy) Dec 21, 1967 $104,945,014
670 Pitch Perfect 3 (Universal) Dec 22, 2017 $104,897,530
671 Phenomenon (Disney) Jul 03, 1996 $104,636,771
672 American Wedding (Universal) Aug 01, 2003 $104,565,856
673 Road to Perdition (DreamWorks) Jul 12, 2002 $104,454,531
674 The Princess and the Frog (Disney) Nov 25, 2009 $104,408,885
675 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Fox) Dec 10, 2010 $104,386,950
676 Daddy Day Care (Sony / Columbia) May 09, 2003 $104,297,626
677 Daddy's Home 2 (Paramount) Nov 10, 2017 $104,029,443
678 Paranormal Activity 3 (Paramount) Oct 21, 2011 $104,028,807
679 Dick Tracy (Disney) Jun 15, 1990 $103,928,898
680 Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (Warner Bros. / New Line) Feb 10, 2012 $103,860,290
681 The Mule (Warner Bros.) Dec 14, 2018 $103,804,407
682 Rise of The Guardians (Paramount / DreamWorks) Nov 21, 2012 $103,412,758
683 Dreamgirls (Paramount / DreamWorks) Dec 15, 2006 $103,365,783
684 9 to 5 (Fox) Dec 19, 1980 $103,290,458
685 Independence Day: Resurgence (Fox) Jun 24, 2016 $103,137,295
686 The Expendables (Lionsgate) Aug 13, 2010 $103,068,524
687 Scream (Miramax / Dimension) Dec 20, 1996 $103,046,577
688 Just Go With It (Sony / Columbia) Feb 11, 2011 $103,028,109
689 Murder on the Orient Express (2017) (Fox) Nov 10, 2017 $102,816,689
690 Bambi (Disney / RKO) Aug 13, 1942 $102,797,843
691 The General's Daughter (Paramount) Jun 18, 1999 $102,705,012
692 The Aviator (2004) (Miramax) Dec 17, 2004 $102,610,027
693 American Pie (Universal) Jul 09, 1999 $102,561,837
694 Daredevil (Fox) Feb 14, 2003 $102,543,261
695 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) (Sony / Columbia) Dec 20, 2011 $102,515,793
696 The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (Universal) Aug 01, 2008 $102,491,956
697 The Conjuring 2 (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jun 10, 2016 $102,470,008
698 The Maze Runner (Fox) Sep 19, 2014 $102,427,862
699 In the Line of Fire (Columbia) Jul 09, 1993 $102,314,245
700 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Fox) Sep 23, 1969 $102,308,525
701 Mary Poppins (Disney) Aug 29, 1964 $102,272,145
702 Annabelle: Creation (Warner Bros. / New Line) Aug 11, 2017 $102,092,201
703 The Equalizer 2 (Sony / Columbia) Jul 20, 2018 $102,084,362
704 Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (Paramount) Oct 25, 2013 $102,003,019
705 Pacific Rim (Warner Bros.) Jul 12, 2013 $101,802,906
706 Journey to the Center of the Earth (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jul 11, 2008 $101,704,710
707 Gone in 60 Seconds (Disney) Jun 09, 2000 $101,648,004
708 Maverick (Warner Bros.) May 20, 1994 $101,641,292
709 Sleeping with the Enemy (Fox) Feb 08, 1991 $101,599,971
710 The Equalizer (Sony / Columbia) Sep 26, 2014 $101,530,738
711 This Is The End (Sony / Columbia) Jun 12, 2013 $101,470,202
712 Eagle Eye (Paramount / DreamWorks) Sep 26, 2008 $101,440,408
713 The Prince of Egypt (DreamWorks) Dec 18, 1998 $101,413,697
714 Scream 2 (Miramax / Dimension) Dec 12, 1997 $101,363,250
715 Stir Crazy (Columbia) Dec 12, 1980 $101,300,186
716 Eraser (Warner Bros.) Jun 21, 1996 $101,295,479
717 Noah (Paramount) Mar 28, 2014 $101,200,044
718 Unforgiven (Warner Bros.) Aug 07, 1992 $101,157,573
719 Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (Universal) Nov 21, 2003 $101,149,243
720 Con Air (Disney) Jun 06, 1997 $101,117,443
721 Sleepy Hollow (Paramount) Nov 19, 1999 $101,071,535
722 Collateral (DreamWorks) Aug 06, 2004 $101,005,089
723 Contact (Warner Bros.) Jul 11, 1997 $100,920,014
724 Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (Sony / Columbia) Jun 27, 2003 $100,830,600
725 The Pelican Brief (Warner Bros.) Dec 17, 1993 $100,768,871
726 Vanilla Sky (Paramount) Dec 14, 2001 $100,618,362
727 Arrival (Paramount) Nov 11, 2016 $100,546,139
728 Due Date (Warner Bros.) Nov 05, 2010 $100,539,043
729 The Rugrats Movie (Paramount) Nov 20, 1998 $100,494,124
730 Million Dollar Baby (Warner Bros.) Dec 15, 2004 $100,492,507
731 Airport (Universal) Mar 05, 1970 $100,489,626
732 A Wrinkle in Time (Walt Disney Pictures) Mar 09, 2018 $100,478,608
733 Jumanji (1995) (Sony / TriStar) Dec 15, 1995 $100,475,644
734 Step Brothers (Sony / Columbia) Jul 25, 2008 $100,468,110
735 Evan Almighty (Universal) Jun 22, 2007 $100,462,174
736 Fifty Shades Freed (Universal) Feb 09, 2018 $100,407,760
737 Casper (Universal) May 26, 1995 $100,328,606
738 Shakespeare in Love (Miramax) Dec 11, 1998 $100,317,300
739 Bad Teacher (Sony / Columbia) Jun 24, 2011 $100,292,856
740 Yogi Bear (Warner Bros.) Dec 17, 2010 $100,246,011
741 Cowboys & Aliens (Universal) Jul 29, 2011 $100,240,551
742 Kingsman: The Golden Circle (Fox) Sep 22, 2017 $100,234,838
743 Edge of Tomorrow (Warner Bros.) Jun 06, 2014 $100,206,256
744 Seven (New Line) Sep 22, 1995 $100,192,215
745 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Disney) Jun 21, 1996 $100,138,341
746 Parenthood (Universal) Aug 02, 1989 $100,047,300
747 You Don't Mess with the Zohan (Sony / Columbia) Jun 06, 2008 $100,018,509
748 Passengers (Sony / Columbia) Dec 21, 2016 $100,014,699
749 Die Hard: With A Vengeance (Fox) May 19, 1995 $100,012,089
750 Hope Springs (2003) (Buena Vista) Sep 05, 2003 $100,000,000
751 Gnomeo and Juliet (Disney) Feb 11, 2011 $99,967,670
752 Rampage (Warner Bros) Apr 13, 2018 $99,345,950
753 Disney's Christopher Robin (Disney) Aug 03, 2018 $99,215,042
754 Hercules (1997) (Disney) Jun 15, 1997 $99,112,451
755 Olympus Has Fallen (FilmDistrict) Mar 22, 2013 $98,925,640
756 The Green Hornet (Sony / Columbia) Jan 14, 2011 $98,780,042
757 Date Night (Fox) Apr 09, 2010 $98,711,404
758 The Color Purple (Warner Bros.) Dec 20, 1985 $98,467,390
759 Meet the Robinsons (Disney) Mar 30, 2007 $97,822,001
760 Yes Man (Warner Bros.) Dec 19, 2008 $97,690,540
761 Sausage Party (Sony / Columbia) Aug 12, 2016 $97,661,826
762 Inspector Gadget (Disney) Jul 23, 1999 $97,404,796
763 Public Enemies (Universal) Jul 01, 2009 $97,104,669
764 The Social Network (Sony / Columbia) Oct 01, 2010 $96,962,694
765 The Others (Miramax) Aug 10, 2001 $96,522,181
766 Legally Blonde (MGM) Jul 13, 2001 $96,520,568
767 Panic Room (Sony / Columbia) Mar 29, 2002 $96,397,271
768 Schindler's List (Universal) Dec 15, 1993 $96,065,548
769 Dead Poets Society (Disney) Jun 02, 1989 $95,860,927
770 Zero Dark Thirty (Sony / Columbia) Dec 19, 2012 $95,720,716
771 Norbit (Paramount / DreamWorks) Feb 09, 2007 $95,673,892
772 Cold Mountain (Miramax) Dec 25, 2003 $95,636,667
773 Arthur (1981) (Orion) Jul 17, 1981 $95,461,724
774 Michael (1996) (New Line) Dec 25, 1996 $95,365,052
775 Sex and the City 2 (Warner Bros. / New Line) May 27, 2010 $95,347,692
776 The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (Disney) Aug 11, 2004 $95,170,184
777 42 (2013) (Warner Bros.) Apr 12, 2013 $95,020,213
778 Unbreakable (Disney) Nov 22, 2000 $95,011,031
779 The Book of Eli (Warner Bros.) Jan 15, 2010 $94,835,000
780 10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros.) Mar 07, 2008 $94,784,291
781 Beverly Hills Chihuahua (Disney) Oct 03, 2008 $94,516,544
782 The Lion King 3D (Disney) Sep 16, 2011 $94,242,001
783 Julie & Julia (Sony / Columbia) Aug 07, 2009 $94,237,229
784 The Mask of Zorro (Sony / TriStar) Jul 17, 1998 $94,095,106
785 Maid in Manhattan (Sony / Columbia) Dec 13, 2002 $94,011,090
786 He's Just Not That Into You (Warner Bros. / New Line) Feb 06, 2009 $93,953,147
787 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (Fox) Nov 14, 2003 $93,927,903
788 Flight (Paramount) Nov 02, 2012 $93,772,375
789 The Fighter (Paramount) Dec 10, 2010 $93,617,009
790 America's Sweethearts (Sony / Columbia) Jul 20, 2001 $93,607,436
791 The Bucket List (Warner Bros.) Dec 25, 2007 $93,466,104
792 Tomorrowland (Disney) May 22, 2015 $93,436,322
793 The Magnificent Seven (2016) (Sony / Columbia) Sep 23, 2016 $93,427,848
794 Cats & Dogs (Warner Bros.) Jul 04, 2001 $93,385,991
795 Two Weeks Notice (Warner Bros.) Dec 20, 2002 $93,354,363
796 Space Station 3D (IMAX) Apr 19, 2002 $93,299,100
797 Red Dragon (Universal) Oct 04, 2002 $93,149,728
798 Elysium (Sony / TriStar) Aug 09, 2013 $93,050,117
799 Flubber (Disney) Nov 26, 1997 $92,993,178
800 Flashdance (Paramount) Apr 15, 1983 $92,921,550
801 When Harry Met Sally... (Columbia) Jul 12, 1989 $92,823,951
802 The Town (Warner Bros.) Sep 17, 2010 $92,186,262
803 Rocketman (Paramount Pictures) May 31, 2019 $92,178,496
804 Non-Stop (2014) (Universal) Feb 28, 2014 $92,168,600
805 The Client (Warner Bros.) Jul 20, 1994 $92,115,614
806 Blade Runner 2049 (Warner Bros.) Oct 06, 2017 $92,054,159
807 John Wick: Chapter 2 (Lionsgate / Summit) Feb 10, 2017 $92,029,184
808 Star Trek: First Contact (Paramount) Nov 22, 1996 $92,027,176
809 Think Like a Man (Sony / Screen Gems) Apr 20, 2012 $91,547,205
810 Kindergarten Cop (Universal) Dec 21, 1990 $91,457,397
811 Heaven is for Real (Sony / TriStar) Apr 16, 2014 $91,443,253
812 The Haunting (DreamWorks) Jul 23, 1999 $91,411,066
813 Crimson Tide (Disney) May 12, 1995 $91,387,359
814 Back to School (Orion) Jun 13, 1986 $91,258,863
815 Stepmom (Sony / TriStar) Dec 25, 1998 $91,137,264
816 The Imitation Game (Weinstein Company) Nov 28, 2014 $91,125,143
817 Save the Last Dance (Paramount) Jan 12, 2001 $91,057,291
818 The Scorpion King (Universal) Apr 19, 2002 $91,047,236
819 Ride Along 2 (Universal) Jan 15, 2016 $90,862,685
820 The Karate Kid (1984) (Columbia) Jun 22, 1984 $90,815,022
821 Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Disney) May 28, 2010 $90,759,676
822 Antz (DreamWorks) Oct 02, 1998 $90,757,069
823 Scary Movie 4 (Weinstein / Dimension) Apr 14, 2006 $90,710,694
824 The Game Plan (Disney) Sep 28, 2007 $90,648,399
825 Me, Myself & Irene (Fox) Jun 23, 2000 $90,570,164
826 High School Musical 3: Senior Year (Disney) Oct 24, 2008 $90,553,861
827 Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail (Lionsgate) Feb 20, 2009 $90,508,712
828 Space Cowboys (Warner Bros.) Aug 04, 2000 $90,464,838
829 Space Jam (Warner Bros.) Nov 15, 1996 $90,418,694
830 Get Hard (Warner Bros.) Mar 27, 2015 $90,411,453
831 Trading Places (Paramount) Jun 10, 1983 $90,404,094
832 Red (2010) (Summit) Oct 15, 2010 $90,380,162
833 Planes (Disney) Aug 09, 2013 $90,288,712
834 Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde (MGM) Jul 02, 2003 $90,186,092
835 Mystic River (Warner Bros.) Oct 08, 2003 $90,135,613
836 Terminator Genisys (Paramount) Jul 01, 2015 $89,760,956
837 Flightplan (Disney) Sep 23, 2005 $89,707,451
838 Father of the Bride (1991) (Disney) Dec 20, 1991 $89,325,988
839 The Emperor's New Groove (Disney) Dec 15, 2000 $89,302,177
840 The Lone Ranger (Disney) Jul 03, 2013 $89,302,115
841 Taken 3 (Fox) Jan 09, 2015 $89,256,424
842 Don't Breathe (Sony / TriStar) Aug 26, 2016 $89,210,468
843 Scream 3 (Miramax / Dimension) Feb 04, 2000 $89,143,590
844 Oblivion (2013) (Universal) Apr 19, 2013 $89,107,235
845 The Ugly Truth (Sony / Columbia) Jul 24, 2009 $88,912,869
846 Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (Fox) Feb 12, 2010 $88,761,720
847 Failure to Launch (Paramount) Mar 10, 2006 $88,715,628
848 Inside Man (Universal) Mar 24, 2006 $88,634,213
849 The Muppets (Disney) Nov 23, 2011 $88,631,237
850 Lady and the Tramp (Disney) Jun 22, 1955 $88,300,200
851 Waterworld (Universal) Jul 28, 1995 $88,273,624
852 Starsky & Hutch (Warner Bros.) Mar 05, 2004 $88,237,503
853 Along Came Polly (Universal) Jan 16, 2004 $88,097,819
854 Out of Africa (Universal) Dec 20, 1985 $88,081,471
855 The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (Disney) Jan 10, 1992 $88,036,322
856 Cinderella (1950) (Disney / RKO) Feb 15, 1950 $88,000,466
857 Back to the Future Part III (Universal) May 25, 1990 $87,727,501
858 Entrapment (Fox) Apr 30, 1999 $87,704,947
859 Peter Pan (1953) (Disney / RKO) Feb 05, 1953 $87,404,669
860 Pineapple Express (Sony / Columbia) Aug 06, 2008 $87,341,257
861 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (Fox) Sep 30, 2016 $87,240,689
862 Everest (1998) (MacGillivray Freeman) Mar 06, 1998 $87,178,928
863 Sisters (Universal) Dec 18, 2015 $87,044,645
864 Saw II (Lionsgate) Oct 28, 2005 $87,038,814
865 Pinocchio (1940) (Disney / RKO) Feb 09, 1940 $87,000,862
866 The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear (Paramount) Jun 28, 1991 $86,930,000
867 The Campaign (Warner Bros.) Aug 10, 2012 $86,907,746
868 The War of the Roses (Fox) Dec 08, 1989 $86,888,161
869 To Fly! (MacGillivray Freeman) Jul 01, 1976 $86,712,831
870 The Amityville Horror (1979) (AIP) Jul 27, 1979 $86,432,881
871 Presumed Innocent (Warner Bros.) Jul 27, 1990 $86,303,266
872 Young Frankenstein (Fox) Dec 15, 1974 $86,273,138
873 The Accountant (Warner Bros.) Oct 14, 2016 $86,260,045
874 Dumb and Dumber To (Universal) Nov 14, 2014 $86,208,010
875 The Emoji Movie (Sony / Columbia) Jul 28, 2017 $86,089,513
876 Mean Girls (Paramount) Apr 30, 2004 $86,058,328
877 Annie (2014) (Sony / Columbia) Dec 19, 2014 $85,911,262
878 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (Fox) Dec 18, 2015 $85,877,127
879 Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (Miramax / Dimension) Aug 07, 2002 $85,846,314
880 Fury (2014) (Sony / Columbia) Oct 17, 2014 $85,817,906
881 Pokemon: The First Movie (Warner Bros.) Nov 10, 1999 $85,744,344
882 Alita: Battle Angel (20th Century Fox) Feb 14, 2019 $85,710,210
883 Real Steel (Disney / DreamWorks) Oct 07, 2011 $85,468,508
884 The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (Paramount) Nov 19, 2004 $85,417,737
885 The Ten Commandments (1956) (Paramount) Oct 05, 1956 $85,400,591
886 Power Rangers (Lionsgate) Mar 24, 2017 $85,364,450
887 Brother Bear (Disney) Oct 24, 2003 $85,336,840
888 Stripes (Columbia) Jun 26, 1981 $85,297,639
889 Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks) Jul 09, 2004 $85,288,020
890 Every Which Way But Loose (Warner Bros.) Dec 20, 1978 $85,196,458
891 Rocky II (United Artists) Jun 15, 1979 $85,182,286
892 Aliens (Fox) Jul 18, 1986 $85,160,275
893 Open Season (2006) (Sony / Columbia) Sep 29, 2006 $85,105,336
894 Green Book (Universal Pictures) Nov 16, 2018 $85,080,171
895 The Expendables 2 (Lionsgate) Aug 17, 2012 $85,028,192
896 Dangerous Minds (Disney) Aug 11, 1995 $84,919,171
897 Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount) Oct 22, 2010 $84,752,907
898 The Poseidon Adventure (Fox) Dec 13, 1972 $84,563,142
899 Tammy (Warner Bros. / New Line) Jul 02, 2014 $84,525,432
900 The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (Disney) Nov 03, 2006 $84,500,847
901 Ferdinand (Fox) Dec 15, 2017 $84,410,380
902 Crazy, Stupid, Love (Warner Bros.) Jul 29, 2011 $84,351,197
903 Annabelle (Warner Bros. / New Line) Oct 03, 2014 $84,273,813
904 Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (Warner Bros.) Mar 26, 2004 $84,216,081
905 Cliffhanger (TriStar) May 28, 1993 $84,072,433
906 Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Disney) Jun 08, 2001 $84,056,545
907 The Other Woman (2014) (Fox) Apr 25, 2014 $83,911,193
908 The X-Files (Fox) Jun 19, 1998 $83,898,841
909 Up in the Air (Paramount) Dec 04, 2009 $83,775,533
910 Steel Magnolias (TriStar) Nov 15, 1989 $83,759,353
911 Wrath of the Titans (Warner Bros.) Mar 30, 2012 $83,670,083
912 Insidious: Chapter 2 (FilmDistrict) Sep 13, 2013 $83,586,447
913 Under Siege (Warner Bros.) Oct 09, 1992 $83,563,456
914 Battle: Los Angeles (Sony / Columbia) Mar 11, 2011 $83,552,429
915 Immortals (Relativity Media) Nov 11, 2011 $83,504,017
916 I Can Only Imagine (Roadside Attractions) Mar 16, 2018 $83,482,352
917 Apocalypse Now (United Artists) Aug 15, 1979 $83,471,114
918 Airplane! (Paramount) Jul 02, 1980 $83,453,906
919 Patriot Games (Paramount) Jun 05, 1992 $83,351,979
920 Penguins of Madagascar (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Nov 26, 2014 $83,350,911
921 Saving Mr. Banks (Disney) Dec 13, 2013 $83,301,580
922 Smallfoot (Warner Bros.) Sep 28, 2018 $83,240,103
923 Valkyrie (MGM / United Artists) Dec 25, 2008 $83,077,158
924 Brokeback Mountain (Focus) Dec 09, 2005 $83,043,252
925 Turbo (Fox / DreamWorks Animation) Jul 17, 2013 $83,028,128
926 Disclosure (Warner Bros.) Dec 09, 1994 $83,015,156
927 Die Hard (Fox) Jul 15, 1988 $83,008,695
928 Charlotte's Web (2006) (Paramount) Dec 15, 2006 $82,985,412
929 Monster-in-Law (New Line) May 13, 2005 $82,931,013
930 Are We There Yet? (Sony / Columbia) Jan 21, 2005 $82,674,758
931 Days of Thunder (Paramount) Jun 27, 1990 $82,670,017
932 The Descendants (Fox Searchlight) Nov 16, 2011 $82,629,097
933 Freddy Vs. Jason (New Line) Aug 15, 2003 $82,622,404
934 Mr. Holland's Opus (Disney) Dec 29, 1995 $82,582,528
935 Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (Fox) Dec 21, 2005 $82,571,249
936 Bram Stoker's Dracula (Columbia) Nov 13, 1992 $82,522,851
937 Fried Green Tomatoes (Universal) Dec 27, 1991 $82,418,729
938 Let's Be Cops (Fox) Aug 13, 2014 $82,390,774
939 Blade II (New Line) Mar 22, 2002 $82,348,173
940 Beowulf (Paramount) Nov 16, 2007 $82,280,066
941 Bridge to Terabithia (Disney) Feb 16, 2007 $82,272,124
942 Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Paramount) Dec 07, 1979 $82,258,086
943 The Pink Panther (2006) (Sony / Columbia) Feb 10, 2006 $82,226,975
944 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (Paramount) Jun 03, 2016 $82,051,601
945 The Goodbye Girl (Warner Bros.) Nov 30, 1977 $82,000,470
946 The Post (20th Century Fox) Dec 22, 2017 $81,903,458
947 Jaws 2 (Universal) Jun 16, 1978 $81,766,987
948 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (Fox) Sep 18, 2015 $81,697,192
949 Heaven Can Wait (1978) (Paramount) Jun 28, 1978 $81,640,699
950 Eight Below (Disney) Feb 17, 2006 $81,612,111
951 M.A.S.H. (Fox) Jan 25, 1970 $81,600,139
952 Unstoppable (2010) (Fox) Nov 12, 2010 $81,562,942
953 Payback (1999) (Paramount) Feb 05, 1999 $81,526,779
954 Ted 2 (Universal) Jun 26, 2015 $81,476,385
955 The Talented Mr. Ripley (Paramount) Dec 25, 1999 $81,298,221
956 School of Rock (Paramount) Oct 03, 2003 $81,261,961
957 Police Academy (Warner Bros.) Mar 23, 1984 $81,198,403
958 Snow Dogs (Disney) Jan 18, 2002 $81,172,036
959 21 (Sony / Columbia) Mar 28, 2008 $81,159,618
960 While You Were Sleeping (Disney) Apr 21, 1995 $81,080,198
961 Congo (Paramount) Jun 09, 1995 $81,022,888
962 The Notebook (2004) (New Line) Jun 25, 2004 $81,001,326
963 Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (Paramount) Dec 21, 2001 $80,936,187
964 Alien (Fox) May 25, 1979 $80,931,087
965 Another 48 HRS. (Paramount) Jun 08, 1990 $80,818,539
966 Moonstruck (MGM) Dec 16, 1987 $80,640,773
967 Eat Pray Love (Sony / Columbia) Aug 13, 2010 $80,574,010
968 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) (New Line) Oct 17, 2003 $80,571,616
969 Zookeeper (Sony / Columbia) Jul 08, 2011 $80,360,866
970 Alien Vs. Predator (Fox) Aug 13, 2004 $80,282,078
971 What Happens in Vegas (Fox) May 09, 2008 $80,277,334
972 The Dukes of Hazzard (Warner Bros.) Aug 05, 2005 $80,270,239
973 The Wedding Singer (New Line) Feb 13, 1998 $80,245,004
974 Saw III (Lionsgate) Oct 27, 2006 $80,238,282
975 Disturbia (Paramount / DreamWorks) Apr 13, 2007 $80,209,993
976 Nacho Libre (Paramount) Jun 16, 2006 $80,197,124
977 Jumper (Fox) Feb 14, 2008 $80,172,510
978 The Mummy (Universal) Jun 09, 2017 $80,101,125
979 Goosebumps (Sony / Columbia) Oct 16, 2015 $80,075,779
980 Jack Reacher (Paramount) Dec 21, 2012 $80,070,736
981 Cloverfield (Paramount) Jan 18, 2008 $80,048,167
982 Footloose (1984) (Paramount) Feb 17, 1984 $80,035,796
983 Dear John (Sony / Screen Gems) Feb 05, 2010 $80,014,842
984 A Star Is Born (1976) (Warner Bros.) Dec 17, 1976 $80,000,605
985 Fantasia (Disney / RKO) Nov 13, 1940 $80,000,076


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The 15 New British Acts You Need to Know in 2019
By Lizzie Manno | February 12, 2019 | 9:00am
Photos by Stefon Grant, Bex Day, Rob Hill Music Lists British Bands
In February 1964, four young lads from a port town called Liverpool flew to America from the U.K. to perform their happy-go-lucky pop songs, and America was never the same. There's a certain romance when British musicians invade American shores for the first time with their starry-eyed ambitions and their fresh, new sounds. After Paste's 2018 list of exciting new British bands, which featured acts like Shame and Honey Lung, Paste is ready to share our class of 2019. We listed 15 of our favorite new British acts below, in alphabetical order, that have us giddy with anticipation for their potential success this year in America and beyond.
1. Another Sky
South London four-piece Another Sky have a sound that just can't be taught. Lead vocalist Catrin Vincent's low, robust vocals ascend from the deepest pockets of her throat, resulting in a versatile vocal range that most female vocalists don't possess. After their 2018 debut EP, Forget Yourself, and a string of recent singles ("Avalanche," "Chillers" and "Apple Tree"), Another Sky have made a mark with their throaty, melodic indie-pop, spidery guitars and soaring choruses. They are set to appear at SXSW this year for their first American live shows.
2. Bakar
After self-releasing his debut mixtape, Badkid, last year, Bakar has impressed audiences with his fervent, genre-bending sound. Bakar draws on the attitude of punk, utilizes a poetic, hip-hop vocal delivery and takes cues from the diverse sonics of alternative hip-hop, soul, indie rock and spoken-word. He initially made a name for himself on SoundCloud—recording his vocals over guitar riffs from acts like King Krule and Bombay Bicycle Club. On songs like "BADlands," his style morphs mid-song from guitar-backed rap to neo-soul, and no matter where he finds himself on the stylistic map, he possesses an innate swagger, magnetic presence and perceived effortlessness.
3. Black Midi
Last year, I spent a significant amount of time trying to track down a decent live recording of a London band called Black Midi. Word was spreading like fire about the band's live shows, despite not releasing any studio recordings and a nonexistent social media presence. Finally in April, there was a studio performance uploaded to YouTube, and their breakneck noise rock blew me away. Since that time, Black Midi released their debut single, signed to Rough Trade, recorded a KEXP session and released their first EP, Speedway. Their sullen mix of noise and math rock, marked by freakishly intricate guitars, will finally be on display in America with headlining dates in March and a SXSW appearance.
4. Flohio
Nigerian-born and London-based MC Flohio spits bars with a scrappy, menacing force. With glaring beats and glitching synths inspired by techno, grime and hip-hop, Flohio's recent singles and 2018 EP, Wild Yout, embody a raging energy. While her lyricism reflects an unwavering confidence in her talent ("Smash glass ceilings and I'll take my cut"), it also underlies her shy outsider status ("I'm like this carpet, I'm faded / Feedin' my ego, should wanna be famous") and her embrace of her inner city upbringing ("Grenfell tower couldn't burn me out"). Flohio will make an appearance at SXSW this March.
5. Fur
Brighton quartet Fur have been delivering '50s and '60s-influenced pop songs with a sanguine sheen and toe-tapping beat for a few years now. They've released six singles to date and their self-titled debut EP is coming out on Feb. 14 via Nice Swan Records. Paste recently highlighted their latest single, "Him & Her," praising frontman Will Murray's jaunty croon as well as the band's rollicking guitars and infectious rosiness. Though retro pop and doo-wop are both at play here, their melodious songwriting could easily charm listeners from any decade.
6. Indoor Pets
Indoor Pets are both a throwback and firmly rooted in the present. The British quartet formerly known as Get Inuit, will check boxes for those who love classic Weezer but cringed at their recent attempts at relevance as well as those who prefer some extra sugar in their indie-rock tea. Indoor Pets are set to release their debut album, Be Content, on March 8 via Wichita Recordings. With vibrant guitars and frontman Jamie Glass' high-pitched wails, tracks like "Hi" and "Being Strange," prove they know their way around a syrupy pop hook.
7. Mahalia
Birmingham-based singer-songwriter and Atlantic Records signee Mahalia is taking the world by storm with her silky smooth vocals. A 2017 video of her debut single, "Sober" now boasts 25 million views on YouTube, and she already supported the likes of Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sandé and Jorja Smith, all without releasing a full-length album. Her self-described "psycho-acoustic soul" features squeaky clean production and hinges on her Erykah Badu-esque, mystical vocal superpower. After releasing her 2018 EP, Seasons, she released a new single this year ("Do Not Disturb") and is currently working on her debut album.
8. Nilüfer Yanya
23-year-old Londoner Nilüfer Yanya has made waves with her eccentric, indie-rock-tinged soul and pop. Her debut album, Miss Universe, will drop on March 22 via ATO Records, and it's filled with hard-hitting, glistening pop songs with a mature and one-of-a-kind artistic vision (the album is interwoven with spoken-word interludes from a fictional medical company "WE WORRY ABOUT YOUR HEALTH TM"). Paste featured her frantic new single, "In Your Head," on our list of 15 Best Songs of January. Having previously opened for Interpol, Mitski and Broken Social Scene, Yanya is currently on tour with Sharon Van Etten in North America.
9. The Ninth Wave
Over the past couple of years, Glasgow's The Ninth Wave has consistently released expertly-crafted pop songs with a pitch-black underbelly. With frontman Haydn Park-Pattersonheir at the helm via brooding, anthemic lead vocals, The Ninth Wave's synth-driven dark wave reaches profound peaks of ecstasy, especially on recent singles like "Half Pure," "Love You Till the End" and "Sometimes the Silence is Sweeter." After releasing EPs like 2017's Reformation and 2018's Never Crave Attention, The Ninth Wave should have a special 2019, particularly if their latest release, "Half Pure" is anything to go by. They will perform at SXSW and New York City's New Colossus Festival in March.
10. Our Girl
Brighton, U.K. trio Our Girl's debut album, Stranger Today, is the perfect gift for the listener that loves a good musical dichotomy. Fronted by The Big Moon's Soph Nathan, the band exudes the sweet-and-tender-meets-heavy-and-formidable sound of groups like the Pixies and My Bloody Valentine with their cathartic, thoughtful pop/rock and distorted shoegaze and grunge. As much as the term "grunge" has been thrown around to describe the band, it doesn't fully account for the beauty and richness of Nathan's songs and guitar playing. Paste recently featured Stranger Today on our list of 10 Great Albums You Might've Missed in 2018 and we also premiered their video for "Being Around." Our Girl will perform at this year's Pickathon Festival in Oregon.
11. Sorry
South Londoners and Domino Records signees Sorry are currently on an impressive streak of single releases with their idiosyncratic, almost unclassifiable sound that melds indie-rock, electronic, noise and hip-hop. Singles like "Starstruck," "Showgirl," "Twinkle" and "2 Down 2 Dance" flutter and crumple with Asha Lorenz's raw vocals and expressive storytelling. Sorry also released two visual mixtapes (2017's Home Demo(ns) Vol. I and 2018's Home Demo(ns) Vol. II), which feature even more dramatic ventures into unconventional artistry, lo-fi production and amorphous sonic reference points.
12. Sports Team
West London sextet Sports Team have only been around for a couple of years, but they have a lot to hang their hats on and big potential for the future. After their 2018 EP, Winter Nets, they released three singles—"M5," "Kutcher" and "Margate"—each possessing a frisky, Britpop-indebted sound and a naughty punk spirit a la Iggy Pop. They're the kind of witty, ramshackle British indie group that's been tragically absent from the recent influx of new bands. Their forthcoming EP, Keep Walking!, is coming out on March 8 via the band's own Holm Front imprint. They will make their American debut at SXSW in March.
13. Thyla
After the release of their exceptional debut EP, What's On Your Mind?, earlier this month, things are only looking up for Brighton four-piece Thyla. Singles like "Tell Each Other Lies" "Pristine Dream," "Only Ever" and "Blue" cultivate a misty dream-pop wonderland with frontwoman Millie Duthie's enigmatic lead vocals as their euphoric centerpiece. Then add a framework of palatial, lush guitars and a dash of moody post-punk for good measure, and you have all the bearings of a band worth obsessing over. Thyla will make their first trek over to the states for SXSW 2019.
14. Westerman
Londoner Will Westerman, records mountainous synth-pop songs under the name Westerman. Before he met an electronic producer and decided to change course, he used to make folk music, but his songwriting has remained candid and hearty. His recent Ark EP as well as singles like "Easy Money," "Edison" and "Confirmation" feature nimble production, reverb-laden guitars, spellbinding synths and rich vocals. Unlike other more danceable synth-pop, Westerman's songs are meditative, transportive and introspective, and they exude a discernable, soothing wisdom. Westerman played his first U.S. shows last year and will make an appearance at SXSW next month.
15. Yola
After fronting Phantom Limb for several years, Bristol, U.K. singer-songwriter Yola decided to go solo. Her music draws on country, soul, gospel and Americana, resulting in a warm, rootsy sound. After releasing her debut EP Orphan Offering in 2016, she's finally set to release her debut full-length Walk Through Fire, out on Feb. 22 via Easy Eye Sound. The album was produced by The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and was recorded in his Nashville studio. Paste covered her recent single, "Faraway Look," and highlighted her staggering vocal talent. The album features a traditional Americana setup of steel guitars and fiddle, but it's adorned with orchestral strings, chorus vocals and Yola's larger-than-life pipes—culminating in a heavy-hearted, cavernous listen for that perfect summer evening.
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Conservatism is too big for its own good
The right no longer understands the difference between the movement and the party
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byMichael Brendan Dougherty
There's a moment every year at the Conservative Political Action Conference when some eminence from the 1970s talks about the good old days at CPAC, hearkening back to the time when Ronald Reagan would show up and speak to a a small room of only about 500 activists. Things have changed. Now there are about 500 journalists who get registered to report on CPAC, which has bloated to some 10,000 participants in the fat years.
Maybe conservatism is just too big for its own good.
The conservative movement has grown large because it aspired to be something greater than a part of the Republican coalition. It wanted to become the entirety of the GOP. Instead of splitting into different interest groups, the conservative movement devises ad-hoc philosophies to integrate single-issue advocates into a larger coalition. You're not just for low taxes or against abortion, you're a conservative!
In this sense, the conservative movement has become a kind of parallel institution that drains resources, attention, talent, and energy from the GOP's own electoral and governing efforts. Conservative Inc. is an enterprise with enough resources and power to be an attractive alternative to America's official institutions of electoral power.
If you are a Republican politician and don't have the wherewithal to become president of the United States, perhaps you have enough talent to become president of Conservatism. It's an unofficial position, but has plenty of benefits. You won't have the psychic pleasures of representing the electoral will of the American public, but you also won't be burdened by any real responsibilities either.
Naturally, the idea of being a player without responsibility provides more attractions for charlatans, rabble-rousers, and opportunists.
Shades of this phenomena began in the 1990s presidential primaries. Whereas Pat Buchanan picked a principled fight with his party over issues like trade and foreign policy, candidates like Alan Keyes ran less for president than for publicity: mailing lists filled out, speaking fees increased, and radio shows picked up on more networks.
By the 2012 Republican primaries, it was obvious that there were in fact two competitions happening on the same debate stages. Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, and even Newt Gingrich were not running for president in the same way that Mitt Romney and Rick Perry were.
This seems not to happen in the Democratic primaries. Sure, 2004 saw Howard Dean emerge as the leader of "the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party." But there is no parallel universe called Liberalism where he and Mike Gravel could become well-paid industries unto themselves as think leaders, book hawkers, and distinguished dinner guests. Dean became chairman of the Democratic National Committee, a political job with actual responsibilities and geared toward winning elections, not just flame wars.
The composition of the Democratic coalition seems stronger precisely because it is more splintered and more issue driven. No one is afraid that Planned Parenthood or the teachers' unions are going to impose a broad-ranging ideological revolution on the nation. The public assumes that they will simply lobby for their particular, limited interests and that the party to which they belong will have a moderating effect on them.
But the conservative movement really is large enough to exert a destabilizing gravitational force on the entire political culture. Its opponents fear that its size and strength make the GOP immoderate. And they may be right.
In any GOP presidential primary, the candidates who are running to be unofficial head of the conservative movement can do a great deal of damage to the GOP's eventual nominee. They can pressure the eventual candidate to over-commit to the right in the primary race, essentially handing them more baggage to carry in the general election. Or they can cripple the eventual primary winner by highlighting the nominee's deviations from the movement, dispiriting the GOP's base of voters.
When the attendees of CPAC gather in Washington early next month and conduct their presidential straw poll with the self importance of a warning shot, it might profit them to consider whether they intend to elect a new president of their ideological ghetto or one for their nation.
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Progesterone Cuts 30-Day Mortality from Traumatic Brain Injury
ATLANTA -- Giving progesterone to adults with traumatic brain injury can cut their risk of near-term death in half and may improve chances for recovery in patients with less severe injuries.
ATLANTA, Oct. 3 -- Giving progesterone to adults with traumatic brain injury can cut their risk of near-term death in half and may improve chances for recovery in patients with less severe injuries, according to researchers here.
Despite the improvement in mortality, survivors who received the hormone and those who received placebo in a randomized phase II clinical trial had generally poor neurologic outcomes at 30 days, they reported in the online edition of Annals of Emergency Medicine.
But progesterone did appear to have a modest neuroprotective effect in patients with moderate traumatic brain injury (Glasgow score 9-12), reported David Wright, M.D., of Emory, and colleagues at Morehouse School of Medicine and Grady Memorial Hospital here.
"We found encouraging evidence that progesterone is safe in the setting of traumatic brain injury, with no evidence of side effects or serious harmful events," said Dr. Wright. "In addition, we found a 50% reduction in the rate of death in the progesterone-treated group. Furthermore, we found a significant improvement in the functional outcome and level of disability among patients who were enrolled with a moderate brain injury."
In animal studies, progesterone administered shortly after traumatic brain injury reduced cerebral edema, prevented neuronal loss, and improved functional outcomes, but this study marks the first time that the hormone's effects on injured human brains has been put to the test, according to the authors.
"Progesterone offers a number of advantages over other experimental treatments for traumatic brain injury," they wrote. "Because it is lipid soluble, it rapidly crosses the blood-brain barrier and reaches equilibrium with the plasma within an hour of administration. It has a long history of safe use in men and women. The intravenous formulation we used can be easily administered by peripheral line. Because the agent is widely available in generic forms, it is inexpensive."
The three-year phase II pilot study, dubbed ProTECT (for Progesterone for Traumatic brain injury -- Experimental Clinical Treatment), involved 100 patients who presented at Grady Memorial (Atlanta's only Level I trauma center), with a traumatic brain injury less than 11 hours old.
The patients all had blunt injuries and an initial Glasgow Coma Scale score ranging from 4-12. Health care proxies were asked to provide consent for the patients.
The patients were randomized on a 4:1 basis to receive intravenous progesterone (77) or placebo (23). Progesterone was delivered at a loading dose of 0.71 mg/kg at 14 mL/hour for the first hour. The infusion was then reduced to 10 mL/hour to deliver 0.5 mg/kg per hour for the next 11 hours. Five additional 12-hour maintenance infusions were delivered at the standard rate of 10mL/hour, for a total of three days of treatment.
Observers blinded to the type of therapy assessed the patients daily for the occurrence of adverse events and signs of recovery. Neurologic outcomes were assessed 30 days after the initial injury.
The primary safety outcomes were differences in adverse event rates and 30-day mortality. The primary efficacy outcome was the dichotomized Glasgow Outcome Scale-Extended 30 days after the injury.
The majority of patients (71) were male, and 34 were black. The mean patient age was 36. More than 80% of the injuries were due to car crashes or falls.
At the time of presentation, 72 patients had an index Glasgow Coma Scale score of 4-8, indicating severe traumatic brain injury; the remaining 28 patients had moderate injuries, indicated by a Glasgow score of 9-12.
Treatment was initiated at a mean of 6.3 hours (955% confidence interval, 5.9 to 6.8 hours) in the progesterone group and 6.2 hours (95% CI, 5.9 to 6.6 hours) in the placebo group. The delays in treatment were largely due to problems locating and obtaining consent from proxies, the authors noted.
There were no serious adverse events attributable to progesterone, and rates of adverse and serious adverse events were similar between the groups in all respects, except for the mortality rate.
The investigators found that patients who received progesterone had significantly lower risk of dying within 30 days compared with controls, but because the number of participants in the study was relatively small, the confidence interval around this estimate approaches 1 (relative risk 0.43, 95% CI, 0.18 to 0.99. P value not given).
"Thirty days post-injury, the majority of severe traumatic brain injury survivors in both groups had relatively poor Glasgow Outcome Scale-Extended and Disability Rating Scale scores," the authors wrote. "However, moderate traumatic brain injury survivors who received progesterone were more likely to have a moderate to good outcome than those randomized to placebo."
On the Dichotomized Glasgow Outcome Score-Extended scale, 55.6% of patients who received progesterone and who had moderate initial brain injury had moderate to good scores at 30 days, compared with none of the placebo patients (no risk ratio estimate possible; P=0.0202).
The investigators plan a phase III trial pitting progesterone against placebo in 1,000 adults with traumatic brain injury. They noted that the effects of progesterone in children with traumatic brain injury are unknown, and will require separate study.


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Аллю́ () — муніципалітет у Франції, у регіоні О-де-Франс, департамент Сомма. Населення —  осіб (2011).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 110 км на північ від Парижа, 37 км на схід від Ам'єна.

Демографія

Розподіл населення за віком та статтю (2006):

Економіка

У 2010 році в муніципалітеті числилось 61 оподатковане домогосподарство, у яких проживали 191,0 особи, медіана доходів виносила  євро на одного особоспоживача

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I have recently been made redundant and am in the middle of purchasing an off-plan apartment from one of the large developers in Dubai. I have paid the cash component and the balance is due on completion. I was going to settle with a mortgage but clearly I am now not in a position to secure a mortgage due to unemployment. The property has already been registered in my name with the Dubai Land Department and I have signed the developer's sales and purchase agreement.
You should inform the developer of your situation as quickly as possible to come up with a possible solution that benefits all. Communication is key in these situations especially as the problem you find yourself in is not of your choosing. Swapping projects could be a possibility assuming the developer has available inventory to share.
Should you encounter a negative response – if the developer is unable or willing to offer alternatives – it is important to note that last year an update was issued on the law related to "the interim property registration". This is Law No (19) of 2017, which partially amended Law No (13) of 2008. The new version clearly sets out the procedures to be applied in cases of breaches of sale contracts by a buyer. In such an event, the developer must notify the DLD of such a breach.
Once the notification is received, the DLD can give a 30-day notice to the buyer. The notice must be dated and given in writing and delivered to the purchaser directly by registered mail, email or any other method specified by the DLD. If the developer and buyer subsequently reach an amicable settlement, it must be added to the sales contract and signed by both.
But if the buyer fails to fulfil contractual obligations or a settlement cannot be reached, the DLD may issue an official document stating the developer has fulfilled the legal obligations, specifying the percentage of completion of the property.
Given that your project is scheduled for handover in December this year, it would fall under the following statement/amendment: if the percentage of completion on the off-plan project is over 80 per cent, the developer can ask the purchaser to abide by the terms of the sale contract and confiscate the paid amount. He can call on the buyer to make the rest of the payment specified in the contract or otherwise request the DLD to auction the property to collect the dues.
The buyer is also obligated to pay expenses for the auction. The developer can void the sale contract, retain up to 40 per cent of the contract's value and return the remaining amount to the buyer within a year of the date of contract cancellation – or within 60 days of the date of re-selling the property, whichever is earlier.
As you can see, it is unlikely that the developer will just allow you to walk away irrespective of the fees paid. Having said that, I'm sure they would sooner try and work something out.


The Economic Zone Management Authority of the southern province of Tra Vinh on August 8 licensed to Ho Chi Minh City-based Asia Energy Petroleum Corporation and Unison eTech Co, Ltd from the Republic of Korea (RoK) to develop the first phase of the Duyen Hai wind power plant.
Located in Dong Hai commune, Duyen Hai district, the 125 million USD first phase has a designed capacity of 48.3 MW with 21 turbines, each rumbling with 2.3 MW.
Once operational in December 2019, the project is expected to generate over 135,200 MWh per year.
According to the province's wind power development plan to 2020 with a vision to 2030, the locality aims to build six wind power plants in Duyen Hai district and Duyen Hai town, said Nguyen Quynh Thien, Deputy Director of the Economic Zone Management Authority.
Total cumulative installed capacity of local wind power plants are hoped to reach 270 MW with a power output of 634 million kWh, he added.
Previously, the Authority granted an investment licence to the RoK's Tra Vinh 1 Power Plant Limited Company and made investment plans for Ecotech Company and Thai Hoa Company.


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package org.apache.commons.math3.distribution;

import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.OutOfRangeException;
import org.apache.commons.math3.random.RandomGenerator;
import org.apache.commons.math3.random.Well19937c;
import org.apache.commons.math3.special.Erf;
import org.apache.commons.math3.util.FastMath;

/**
 * This class implements the
 * Lévy distribution.
 *
 * @since 3.2
 */
public class LevyDistribution extends AbstractRealDistribution {

    /** Serializable UID. */
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 20130314L;

    /** Location parameter. */
    private final double mu;

    /** Scale parameter. */
    private final double c;  // Setting this to 1 returns a cumProb of 1.0

    /** Half of c (for calculations). */
    private final double halfC;

    /**
     * Build a new instance.
     *

     * Note: this constructor will implicitly create an instance of
     * {@link Well19937c} as random generator to be used for sampling only (see
     * {@link #sample()} and {@link #sample(int)}). In case no sampling is
     * needed for the created distribution, it is advised to pass {@code null}
     * as random generator via the appropriate constructors to avoid the
     * additional initialisation overhead.
     *
     * @param mu location parameter
     * @param c scale parameter
     * @since 3.4
     */
    public LevyDistribution(final double mu, final double c) {
        this(new Well19937c(), mu, c);
    }

    /**
     * Creates a LevyDistribution.
     * @param rng random generator to be used for sampling
     * @param mu location
     * @param c scale parameter
     */
    public LevyDistribution(final RandomGenerator rng, final double mu, final double c) {
        super(rng);
        this.mu    = mu;
        this.c     = c;
        this.halfC = 0.5 * c;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc}
    *

    * From Wikipedia: The probability density function of the Lévy distribution
    * over the domain is
    *

    *

    * f(x; μ, c) = √(c / 2π) * e-c / 2 (x - μ) / (x - μ)3/2
    *

    *

    * For this distribution, {@code X}, this method returns {@code P(X < x)}.
    * If {@code x} is less than location parameter μ, {@code Double.NaN} is
    * returned, as in these cases the distribution is not defined.
    *

    */
    public double density(final double x) {
        if (x < mu) {
            return Double.NaN;
        }

        final double delta = x - mu;
        final double f     = halfC / delta;
        return FastMath.sqrt(f / FastMath.PI) * FastMath.exp(-f) /delta;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc}
     *
     * See documentation of {@link #density(double)} for computation details.
     */
    @Override
    public double logDensity(double x) {
        if (x < mu) {
            return Double.NaN;
        }

        final double delta = x - mu;
        final double f     = halfC / delta;
        return 0.5 * FastMath.log(f / FastMath.PI) - f - FastMath.log(delta);
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc}
     *

     * From Wikipedia: the cumulative distribution function is
     *

     *

     * f(x; u, c) = erfc (√ (c / 2 (x - u )))
     *

     */
    public double cumulativeProbability(final double x) {
        if (x < mu) {
            return Double.NaN;
        }
        return Erf.erfc(FastMath.sqrt(halfC / (x - mu)));
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public double inverseCumulativeProbability(final double p) throws OutOfRangeException {
        if (p < 0.0 || p > 1.0) {
            throw new OutOfRangeException(p, 0, 1);
        }
        final double t = Erf.erfcInv(p);
        return mu + halfC / (t * t);
    }

    /** Get the scale parameter of the distribution.
     * @return scale parameter of the distribution
     */
    public double getScale() {
        return c;
    }

    /** Get the location parameter of the distribution.
     * @return location parameter of the distribution
     */
    public double getLocation() {
        return mu;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public double getNumericalMean() {
        return Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public double getNumericalVariance() {
        return Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public double getSupportLowerBound() {
        return mu;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public double getSupportUpperBound() {
        return Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public boolean isSupportLowerBoundInclusive() {
        // there is a division by x-mu in the computation, so density
        // is not finite at lower bound, bound must be excluded
        return false;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public boolean isSupportUpperBoundInclusive() {
        // upper bound is infinite, so it must be excluded
        return false;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public boolean isSupportConnected() {
        return true;
    }

}

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As the year winds down, DVD release lists get shorter and shorter... The film adaptation of Wanted is the week's highlight for me.
Other features worth checking out this week include the Criterion Collection's edition of Samuel Fuller's White Dog (which features the unlikely combination of Paul Winfield, Burl Ives, and Kristy McNichol).
Noteworthy television releases include the animated "squigglevision" The Best Of Dr. Katz, the sixt season of Law and Order, the fourth season of Saturday Night Live and the second season of Metalocalypse.
Music discs out tomorrow include Paul Weller at the BBC and a limited edition of Arctic Monkeys At the Apollo that includes a vinyl album of the performance.