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Subject: Help! Top 10 Movies
Hey!
I'm doing a project for school about the 90's. I need to know the exact top 10 movies, in the box offices that made the most $$ for the 1900s. If anyone has this, or have time to look it up, it would be greatly appreciated.
Subject: 1900s?
: Hey!
: I'm doing a project for school about the 90's.
: I need to know the exact top 10 movies, in
: the box offices that made the most $$ for
: the 1900s. If anyone has this, or have time
: to look it up, it would be greatly
: appreciated.
Well, there was this small film from France by George Melies (I think it was called From The Earth To The Moon) which The Smashing Pumpkins used as inspiration for their "Tonight" music video. It was a smash hit around the world. Then there was The Great Train Robbery, The Mummy, Les Vampires, Nosferatu, and Birth Of A Nation. In the 1920s, there were myriad films being made domestically and abroad with such actors as Buster Keaton, Charles Chaplin, Greta Garbo, Rudolph Valentino, etc. I don't think they kept any box office tabulations back then, but these films were renown and still remain renown in the film industry. As for 90s movies, these are too easy to find, so you can probably handle that.
Tarzan Boy
Subject: Re: Help! Top 10 Movies
: Hey!
: I'm doing a project for school about the 90's.
: I need to know the exact top 10 movies, in
: the box offices that made the most $$ for
: the 1900s. If anyone has this, or have time
: to look it up, it would be greatly
: appreciated.
Here is what I found:
1. $601 Titanic 1997
2. $431 Star Wars: Phantom Menace 1999
3. $357 Jurassic Park 1993
4. $330 Forrest Gump 1994
5. $313 The Lion King 1994
6. $306 Independence Day 1996
7. $293 The Sixth Sense 1999
8. $285 Home Alone 1990
9. $250 Men in Black 1997
10. $246 Toy Story 2 1999
Subject: Re: Help! Top 10 Movies
Damn you're good!