Which were the highest-grossing films in the history of cinema? Yes, there were a few extraordinary films that have risen above the rest, redefining storytelling, while breaking records with their multi-billion-dollar earnings, according to boxofficemojo.com.
James Cameron’s sci-fi masterpiece still reigns supreme with a jaw-dropping $2.92 billion in lifetime earnings.
Marvel’s epic finale made history books with $2.79 billion earnings. Released in 2019, it united superheroes and fans alike, turning theatres into emotional battlegrounds.
Thirteen years after the original, Cameron returned in 2022 to immerse audiences once again in Pandora’s oceans. The sequel dived deep into hearts (and wallets), collecting $2.32 billion globally.
Another Cameron classic, this love story aboard the ill-fated ship earned $2.26 billion since its release in 1997. Jack and Rose’s romance proved timeless, as audiences kept returning to relive the tragedy.
China’s animated powerhouse stormed into the top 5 with $2.15 billion in just 2025.
The galaxy far, far away made a glorious return in 2015, pulling in $2.07 billion. Fans old and new flocked to see Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren, making it one of the biggest Star Wars events ever.
Before Endgame, there was something else that shook the universe. In 2018, Thanos’s quest for the Infinity Stones raked in $2.05 billion, leaving fans stunned and desperate for more.
The multiverse exploded on screens in 2021, uniting three generations of Spider-Men. This fan-fueled celebration swept in a massive $1.92 billion, proving Spider-Man is always the crowd’s favourite hero.