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    Top grossing movies of all time.

    A pretty interesting list...

    Top 100

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    Christ, I should go to the movies more, the only one I've seen from the top 10 was jurassic park.

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    Originally posted by CantDog
    Christ, I should go to the movies more, the only one I've seen from the top 10 was jurassic park.
    Cd do yourself a favor.

    you need two whole days.

    Day 1 rent all 3 Lord of the rings movies.

    sick movie making of a great story.

    day 2 rent the first 4 starwars movies.

    great film making & needed to be culturally literate in US society.

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    make it two, I saw the originial star wars, didnt know what that new hope next to it was.


    Im just not a big fan of gnomes and stuff, so the desire to see the lord of the rings movies hasnt been too high.

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    Since ticket prices keep rising due to inflation, grosses are really a useless way to measure a film's popularity.
    I'd be more interested in number of tickets sold (especially vs available moviegoers). Wonder what the most popular film would be by that criteria?


    Edit to add the answer: Gone With The Wind wins handily.

    http://home.earthlink.net/~mrob/pub/movies/topadj.html
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    I've seen 76/100. Jeez, I've seen a lot of movies. The ones that I missed seemed to be Harry Potter movies, bad sequels (Jurassic Park II and III) and a few other randoms...

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    Christ I've seen all of them except, well , Passion of the Christ.

    Agreed on ticket sales, lots of those films are grossly overstated I would think due to aftermarket sales, videos and such, for the toon ones.

    The link TomK put up is IMO a much more suitable list, and definitely a better list of films.
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    Originally posted by CaddyDaddy77
    Christ I've seen all of them except, well , Passion of the Christ.
    I've seen 58/100. While most were probably rented, it's still scarry to think I've spent that much time in a dank, dark room. Still, that ain't close to 99/100!
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    Originally posted by CaddyDaddy77
    Christ I've seen all of them except, well , Passion of the Christ.

    Agreed on ticket sales, lots of those films are grossly overstated I would think due to aftermarket sales, videos and such, for the toon ones.

    The link TomK put up is IMO a much more suitable list, and definitely a better list of films.
    I've seen all but Passion of the Christ and Tootsie... Damn I need need to find better things to do with my time.

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    93/100 and its not like i really go to movies all that much but they are such popular movies, many of them i didnt see till they were on TV or just happend to go to someones house when they were watching them, i go to the actual movies only a hand full of times a year, and ill rent movies 2 or 3 times a month maybe.

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    Originally posted by TomK
    Since ticket prices keep rising due to inflation, grosses are really a useless way to measure a film's popularity.
    I'd be more interested in number of tickets sold (especially vs available moviegoers). Wonder what the most popular film would be by that criteria?


    Edit to add the answer: Gone With The Wind wins handily.

    http://home.earthlink.net/~mrob/pub/movies/topadj.html

    I'm not sure that is the most accurate way to measure a films popularity unless you can take video rentals and purchases into account as well.

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    Ive seen all those except passion of the christ and shrek 2.

    yikes I watch a lot of movies.

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    I've not seen:
    Passion of the Christ
    Harry Potters (I saw the first one but that was it)
    Cast Away
    MI2
    Signs
    Rush Hour 2
    Pearl Harbor
    Day after Tomorrow (not a chance in hell...)
    Liar Liar
    Apollo 13
    Tarzan
    Big Daddy (though I know I've seen bits and pieces on video)

    We rarely see stuff in theaters, but I guess we rent plenty of videos...
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    89/100

    Buncha new movies I still need to see.
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    77 out of 100 that I've seen. I'm a movie addict, I admit it. Most of the stuff out there is junk, but for some reason I still fork over my hard earned money for a little bit of escapism....

    Skip Jurassic Park 19 and go rent City of Gods if you haven't yet......good stuff.
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