You’re right, Avatar is only the 20th on the list of highest grossing film.
http://boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm?adjust_yr=2010&p=.htm
Glad to know, that one of my favourite movie, “The Sting”, is above Avatar.
You’re right, Avatar is only the 20th on the list of highest grossing film.
http://boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm?adjust_yr=2010&p=.htm
Glad to know, that one of my favourite movie, “The Sting”, is above Avatar.
I was going off of the list I hear quoted in the Industry.
You cannot expect Hollywood to know what these imaginary terms like ‘inflation’ or ‘adjusted’ are.
Can you?
I mean really.
edit: In summation, Avatar is the highest grossing film of all-time (The gross is unadjusted).
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I thought that if you considered inflation and what not, Gone with the Wind is still the biggest money maker at box office. Might have got my facs wrong though.
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1.537 billion dollars adjusted for inflation, which is roughly three times more than Avatar’s domestic gross.
Note: Valentine’s day also dethroned Avatar to 4th placce. That grossed $50 million, the highest since that crapfest Ghost Rider. ![]()
The traditional trend is that during this period, films like Avatar dominate much of the first 3 months because it is the worst time of year to release blockbuster films. Does this mean ‘blockbuster’ films are now a year round thing?
Evidently so. My friend described it as pocahontas with more blue.
Was still good though
…or that Smurf killer movie. ![]()
Now number 14 in inflated domestic box office.