Top 100 All-Time Films at the USA Box Office*:
Rank Movie Cum Year
1. Titanic $ 600,743,440 1997
2. Star Wars $ 460,998,007 1977
3. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace $ 431,065,444 1999
4. E.T., the Extra-terrestrial $ 399,804,539 1982
5. Jurassic Park $ 356,763,175 1993
6. Forrest Gump $ 329,650,110 1994
7. The Lion King $ 312,850,033 1994
8. Return of the Jedi $ 309,206,384 1983
9. Independence Day $ 306,169,272 1996
10. The Sixth Sense $ 293,501,675 1999
11. The Empire Strikes Back $ 290,272,072 1980
12. Home Alone $ 285,761,243 1990
13. Jaws $ 260,000,000 1975
14. Batman $ 251,188,924 1989
15. Men in Black $ 250,147,615 1997
16. Toy Story 2 $ 245,823,397 1999
17. Raiders of the Lost Ark $ 242,374,454 1981
18. Twister $ 241,717,524 1996
19. Beverly Hills Cop $ 234,760,478 1984
20. The Lost World: Jurassic Park $ 229,074,524 1997
21. Ghostbusters $ 221,072,172 1984
22. Mrs. Doubtfire $ 218,973,849 1993
23. Ghost $ 217,534,330 1990
24. Aladdin $ 217,350,219 1992
25. Saving Private Ryan $ 216,119,491 1998
26. M:I-2 $ 214,343,454 2000
27. Back to the Future $ 208,332,990 1985
28. Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me $ 205,887,913 1999
29. Terminator 2: Judgment Day $ 204,843,345 1991
30. Armageddon $ 201,573,391 1998
31. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade $ 197,171,806 1989
32. Gone With the Wind $ 191,749,436 1939
33. Toy Story $ 191,652,928 1995
34. Gladiator $ 184,229,225 2000
35. Dances With Wolves $ 184,208,848 1990
36. Batman Forever $ 183,899,520 1995
37. The Fugitive $ 183,752,965 1993
38. Liar Liar $ 181,395,380 1997
39. Mission: Impossible $ 180,943,675 1996
40. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom $ 179,870,271 1984
41. The Perfect Storm $ 178,684,608 2000
42. Pretty Woman $ 178,406,268 1990
43. Tootsie $ 177,200,000 1982
44. Top Gun $ 176,781,728 1986
45. There's Something About Mary $ 176,483,808 1998
46. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs $ 175,263,233 1937
47. Crocodile Dundee $ 174,634,806 1986
48. Rain Man $ 172,825,435 1988
49. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York $ 172,704,311 1991
50. Air Force One $ 172,650,002 1997
51. Apollo 13 $ 172,060,755 1995
52. The Matrix $ 171,383,253 1999
53. Tarzan $ 171,085,177 1999
54. Three Men and a Baby $ 167,780,960 1987
55. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves $ 165,493,908 1991
56. The Exorcist $ 165,000,000 1973
57. Big Daddy $ 163,479,795 1999
58. Batman Returns $ 162,831,698 1992
59. A Bug's Life $ 162,798,565 1998
60. The Waterboy $ 161,487,252 1998
61. The Sound of Music $ 160,476,331 1965
62. The Firm $ 156,976,509 1993
63. Fatal Attraction $ 156,645,693 1987
64. The Sting $ 156,000,000 1973
65. The Mummy $ 155,247,825 1999
66. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? $ 154,112,492 1988
67. X-Men $ 154,032,233 2000
68. Beverly Hills Cop 2 $ 153,665,036 1987
69. Jerry Maguire $ 153,620,822 1996
70. Grease $ 153,102,492 1978
71. Runaway Bride $ 152,149,590 1999
72. Rambo: First Blood Part 2 $ 150,415,432 1985
73. Scary Movie $ 149,642,372 2000
74. Gremlins $ 148,168,459 1984
75. As Good As It Gets $ 147,637,474 1997
76. Lethal Weapon 2 $ 147,253,986 1989
77. True Lies $ 146,282,411 1994
78. Beauty and the Beast $ 145,863,363 1991
79. Santa Clause, The $ 144,830,708 1994
80. Lethal Weapon 3 $ 144,731,527 1992
81. Dr. Dolittle $ 144,155,118 1998
82. 101 Dalmatians (1961) $ 143,992,148 1961
83. What Lies Beneath $ 142,381,640 2000
84. National Lampoon's Animal House $ 141,600,000 1978
85. Pocahontas $ 141,579,773 1995
86. A Few Good Men $ 141,340,178 1992
87. Rush Hour $ 141,153,686 1998
88. The Blair Witch Project $ 140,530,114 1999
89. Deep Impact $ 140,424,703 1998
90. Look Who's Talking $ 140,088,813 1989
91. Stuart Little $ 140,015,224 1999
92. Sister Act $ 139,605,150 1992
93. Platoon $ 138,530,565 1986
94. Good Will Hunting $ 138,339,411 1997
95. The Green Mile $ 136,801,374 1999
96. Ransom $ 136,485,602 1996
97. 101 Dalmatians (1996) $ 136,182,161 1996
98. Godzilla $ 136,142,003 1998
99. Dinosaur $ 136,137,703 2000
100. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles $ 135,265,915 1990
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2.Valentine
3.Cast Away
4.Save The Last Dance
5.Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon
6.Traffic
7.Head Over Heals
8.Finding Forrester
9.Snatch
10.Chocolat
Top 10 primetime shows
Week of Jan. 22 to Jan. 28:
1. "Superbowl XXXV," CBS
2. " Superbowl XXXV Postshow," CBS
3. "Survivor: The Australian Outback," CBS
4. " Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" (Wed.), ABC
5. "Law & Order," NBC
6. "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" (Thur.), ABC
7. "West Wing," NBC
8. "Friends," NBC
9. "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" (Fri.), ABC
10. "ER," NBC
Source: Chazte Research
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