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The Highest-Grossing Movies Of All Time – Adjusted For Inflation

The Highest-Grossing Movies Of All Time – Adjusted For Inflation

When you hear that one-single movie’s taken in over $605 million dollars in the United States alone, your jaw just drops. That’s what “Black Panther” has done domestically after five weeks of dominating the box office. However, the record-breaking Marvel tale doesn’t even sniff the jocks of the All-Time-Top-Ten when you adjust the numbers for inflation.

One of the biggest films in history might surprise you after a bit of number-juggling. The first number’s the adjusted one. The second is unadjusted/the original tally.

“Gone With The Wind” – $1,854,769,700 ($198,676,459)

2 “Star Wars” – $1,635,137,900 ($460,998,007)

3 “Sound Of Music” – $1,307,373,200 ($158,671,368)

4 “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial” – $1,302,222,800 ($435,110,554)

5 “Titanic” – $1,244,347,300 ($659,363,944)

6 “The Ten Commandments” – $1,202,580,000 ($65,500,000)

7 “Jaws” – $1,175,763,500 ($260,000,000)

8 “Doctor Zhivago” – $1,139,563,500 ($111,721,910)

9 “The Exorcist” – $1,015,300,400 ($232,906,145)

10 “Snow White & The 7 Dwarves” – $1,000,620,000 ($184,925,486)

“Black Panther” has tons of time to catch up. Especially when you consider home video, streaming, and cable royalties – and the fact that it’s taken in just shy of $1.2-billion in just five weeks internationally.