Have you seen the 25 greatest hits of all time? Here is the list!

A film that crossed the symbolic mark of one billion dollars in the fastest time in just 17 days, Barbie now stands at the top of the charts for its studio Warner Bros. With $1,202,507,382, Mattel’s mascot managed to open two episodes of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy: The Dark Knight and his $1,006,234,167. and The Dark Knight Rises, which took in $1,081,169,825.

but Barbie Swimming in happiness, dollars and champagne (no pun intended) and with the US blockbuster summer season slowly approaching, this is an opportunity to compile a list of the top 25 billionaire movies. And also, to measure again how James Cameron is not ready to steal the throne…

• 1 – Avatar (2009): $2,923,706,026
• 2 – Avengers Endgame (2019): $2,799,439,100
• 3 – Avatar: The Last Airbender (2022): $2,320,250,281
• 4 – Titanic (1997): $2,264,743,305
• 5 – Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015): $2,071,310,218
• 6 – Avengers: Infinity War (2018): $2,052,415,039
• 7 – Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021): $1,921,847,111
• 8 – Jurassic World (2015): $1,671,537,444
• 9 – The Lion King (2019): $1,663,075,401
• 10 – The Avengers (2012): $1,520,538,536
• 11 – Fast & Furious 7 (2015): $1,515,341,399
• 12 – Top Gun: Maverick (2022): $1,495,696,292
• 13 – Frozen II (2019): $1,453,683,476
• 14 – Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015): $1,405,018,048
• 15 – Super Mario Bros. (2023): $1,355,156,655
• 16 – Black Panther (2018): $1,349,926,083
• 17 – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011): $1,342,359,942
• 18 – Star Wars – The Last Jedi (2017): $1,334,407,706
• 19 – Jurassic World – Fallen Kingdom (2018): $1,310,466,296
• 20 – Frozen (2013): $1,284,540,518
• 21 – Beauty and the Beast (2017): $1,266,115,964
• 22 – The Incredibles 2 (2018): $1,243,225,667
• 23 – Fast & Furious 8 (2017): $1,236,005,118
• 24 – Iron Man 3 (2018): $1,215,577,205
• 25 – Barbie (2023): $1,202,507,382