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<p>Top Ten Movies of All Time</p> Box-Office Titans with Major Awards

TOP TEN MOVIES OF ALL TIME

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Box-Office Titans with Major Awards

Films that conquered both the global box office and the awards circuit.

1.Avatar (2009)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.92 B • Academy Awards: Multiple wins and nominations

James Cameron’s sci-fi spectacle redefined theatrical immersion with pioneering 3D and motion-capture work. It stands as one of the most successful films ever at the global box office and earned significant Academy recognition for its technical achievements.

2.Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.80 B • Major Awards: Select wins and nominations

Marvel’s epic culmination delivered a cultural event that packed cinemas worldwide. While not a dominant awards sweeper, its scale, ensemble storytelling, and crowd-pleasing payoff made it a generational blockbuster.

3.Titanic (1997)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.26 B • Academy Awards: 11 wins including Best Picture

A rare double triumph of commercial might and awards prestige, Titanic paired sweeping romance with groundbreaking effects. It tied the then-record for most Oscars while anchoring itself as a box-office phenomenon.

4.Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.32 B • Major Awards: Strong technical recognition

Cameron’s long-awaited return to Pandora delivered astonishing aquatic world-building and once again proved that visionary spectacle can mobilize global audiences and awards voters in technical categories.

5.The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$1.14 B • Academy Awards: 11 wins (a clean sweep of its nominations)

Peter Jackson’s grand finale capped a landmark trilogy, sweeping all its Oscar nominations, including Best Picture. It remains a model of how large-scale fantasy can balance commercial power with across-the-board critical acclaim.

6.Gone with the Wind (1939)

Adjusted Worldwide Gross: often cited at ~$3.7 B+ (inflation-adjusted) • Academy Awards: Multiple wins including Best Picture

Adjusted for inflation, this Hollywood epic remains among the most financially successful films ever released. Its awards run cemented its legacy, even as contemporary critique continues to reassess its themes and context.

7.Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens (2015)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.07 B • Major Awards: Multiple nominations; select wins

J. J. Abrams reignited the Star Wars saga for a new generation, delivering colossal receipts and a wave of nostalgia. While not an Oscar juggernaut, its impact on pop culture and the box office is indisputable.

8.Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$2.05 B • Major Awards: Nominations in technical fields

The penultimate chapter before Endgame balanced character sprawl with high-stakes storytelling. Its global haul confirmed the MCU’s unrivaled commercial engine while earning recognition for visual craft.

9.Jurassic World (2015)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$1.67 B • Major Awards: Select nominations/wins

Revitalizing a beloved franchise, Jurassic World fused creature spectacle with theme-park thrills. It dominated globally and collected a modest but respectable set of awards nods.

10.Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Approx. Worldwide Gross: ~$1.92 B • Major Awards: Nominations; fan and guild recognition

A multiverse crowd-pleaser that became a theatrical lightning rod, uniting generations of Spider-Man fans. While its awards footprint was lighter, its box-office dominance and cultural reach earn it a spot here.

Summary Table

Rank Film Title Approx. Worldwide Gross Major Awards Highlight
1Avatar (2009)~$2.92 BSignificant Oscars for technical prowess
2Avengers: Endgame (2019)~$2.80 BSelective wins; cultural phenomenon
3Titanic (1997)~$2.26 B11 Oscars including Best Picture
4Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)~$2.32 BStrong technical awards presence
5The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)~$1.14 B11 Oscars; swept its nominations
6Gone with the Wind (1939)~$3.7 B+ (inflation-adjusted)Multiple Oscars including Best Picture
7Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)~$2.07 BMultiple nominations; select wins
8Avengers: Infinity War (2018)~$2.05 BTechnical nominations
9Jurassic World (2015)~$1.67 BFranchise-revival success; select awards
10Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)~$1.92 BFan/guild recognition; lighter Oscars

Notes: Gross figures are rounded and commonly reported worldwide totals; “inflation-adjusted” indicates historical earnings converted to modern dollars. Awards highlights focus on the Academy Awards and widely recognized guild/industry honors.

Ulysses C. Ybiernas

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