Today, The DailyBeast.com released what they described as the highest-grossing films based on books. They got the figures using data compiled by Box Office
Mojo. Inflation-adjustment was done by multiplying estimated admissions by
the latest average ticket price—which in 2010 is $7.95—and where admissions
were unavailable, adjustment was based on the average ticket price for when
each movie was released.
I present here the top 15 out of a list of 30. If you feel you need the full details with the amount of money each film grossed at the box office, there's a link at the end of this article. Click it and feed your eyes on what you see.
I present here the top 15 out of a list of 30. If you feel you need the full details with the amount of money each film grossed at the box office, there's a link at the end of this article. Click it and feed your eyes on what you see.
1, Gone
With the Wind
2, The
Sound of Music
3, The
Ten Commandments
4, Jaws
5, Doctor
Zhivago
6, The
Exorcist
7, Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs
8, The
101 Dalmatians
9, Ben-Hur
10, Jurassic
Park
11, The
Graduate
12, The
Godfather
13, Forrest
Gump
14, Mary
Poppins
15, Thunderball
Get the remaining fifteen of the All Time blockbusters here: The Daily Beast
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