The decade of the 1990s in film involved many significant developments in the industry of cinema.[1] Numerous feature-length movies were specifically filmed or edited to be displayed on both theater screens as well as the smaller TV screens, like showing close-up shots during dialogue scenes rather than just wide-angle shots in a room. The home video market also grew into being a major factor in the total revenue of a theatrical film, often doubling the amount.
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Rank | Title | Studios | Worldwide gross | Year | Ref. |
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1 | Titanic | Paramount Pictures/20th Century Fox | $1,843,201,268 | 1997 | |
2 | Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace | 20th Century Fox | $924,317,558 | 1999 | |
3 | Jurassic Park | Universal Pictures | $914,691,118 | 1993 | |
4 | Independence Day | 20th Century Fox | $817,400,891 | 1996 | |
5 | The Lion King | Walt Disney Studios | $763,455,561 | 1994 | |
6 | Forrest Gump | Paramount Pictures | $677,387,716 | 1994 | |
7 | The Sixth Sense | Walt Disney Studios | $672,806,292 | 1999 | |
8 | The Lost World: Jurassic Park | Universal Pictures | $618,638,999 | 1997 | |
9 | Men in Black | Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures | $589,390,539 | 1997 | |
10 | Armageddon | Walt Disney Studios | $553,709,788 | 1998 | |
11 | Terminator 2: Judgment Day | TriStar Pictures | $519,843,345 | 1991 | |
12 | Ghost | Paramount Pictures | $505,702,588 | 1990 | |
13 | Aladdin | Walt Disney Studios | $504,050,219 | 1992 | |
14 | Twister | Warner Bros./Universal Pictures | $494,471,524 | 1996 | |
15 | Toy Story 2 | Walt Disney Studios | $485,015,179 | 1999 | |
16 | Saving Private Ryan | DreamWorks Pictures/Paramount Pictures | $481,840,909 | 1998 | |
17 | Home Alone | 20th Century Fox | $476,684,675 | 1990 | |
18 | The Matrix | Warner Bros. | $463,517,383 | 1999 | |
19 | Pretty Woman | Walt Disney Studios | $463,406,268 | 1990 | |
20 | Mission: Impossible | Paramount Pictures | $457,696,359 | 1996 | |
21 | Tarzan | Walt Disney Studios | $448,191,819 | 1999 | |
22 | Mrs. Doubtfire | 20th Century Fox | $441,286,195 | 1993 | |
23 | Dances with Wolves | Orion Pictures | $424,208,848 | 1990 | |
24 | The Mummy | Universal Pictures | $415,933,406 | 1999 | |
25 | The Bodyguard | Warner Bros. | $411,006,740 | 1992 | |
26 | Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves | Warner Bros. | $390,493,908 | 1991 | |
27 | Godzilla | TriStar Pictures | $379,014,294 | 1998 | |
28 | True Lies | 20th Century Fox | $378,882,411 | 1994 | |
29 | Toy Story | Walt Disney Studios | $373,554,033 | 1995 | |
30 | There's Something About Mary | 20th Century Fox | $369,884,651 | 1998 | |
31 | The Fugitive | Warner Bros. | $368,875,760 | 1993 | |
32 | Die Hard with a Vengeance | 20th Century Fox/Cinergi Pictures | $366,101,666 | 1995 | |
33 | Notting Hill | PolyGram Filmed Entertainment | $363,889,678 | 1999 | |
34 | A Bug's Life | Walt Disney Studios | $363,398,565 | 1998 | |
35 | The World Is Not Enough | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures | $361,832,400 | 1999 | |
36 | Home Alone 2: Lost in New York | 20th Century Fox | $358,994,850 | 1992 | |
37 | American Beauty | DreamWorks Pictures | $356,296,601 | 1999 | |
38 | Apollo 13 | Universal Pictures/Imagine Entertainment | $355,237,933 | 1995 | |
39 | Basic Instinct | TriStar Pictures | $352,927,224 | 1992 | |
40 | GoldenEye | MGM/United Artists | $352,194,034 | 1995 | |
41 | The Mask | New Line Cinema | $351,583,407 | 1994 | |
42 | Speed | 20th Century Fox | $350,448,145 | 1994 | |
43 | Deep Impact | Paramount Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures | $349,464,664 | 1998 | |
44 | Beauty and the Beast | Walt Disney Studios | $346,317,207 | 1991 | |
45 | Pocahontas | Walt Disney Studios | $346,079,773 | 1995 | |
46 | The Flintstones | Universal Pictures | $341,631,208 | 1994 | |
47 | Batman Forever | Warner Bros. | $336,529,144 | 1995 | |
48 | The Rock | Walt Disney Studios | $335,062,621 | 1996 | |
49 | Tomorrow Never Dies | MGM/United Artists | $333,011,068 | 1997 | |
50 | Seven | New Line Cinema | $327,311,859 | 1995 |