Actual Harry Potter film grosses (adjusted)

Here is the adjusted gross of the Harry Potter films in Now-a-days money (2012) and what rank they are in the Adjusted Domestic Gross of All Time in History!





1. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone- 
                $453.1 Million
        #64 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide gross Adjusted: $1.2 Billion
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $126.6 Million












2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2- 
               $387.3 Million
        #100 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide gross Adjusted: $1.3 Billion
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $172.1 Million














3. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- 
               $359.2 Million
        #119 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $1.04 Billion
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $127.2 Million













4. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets- 
               $358.3 Million
        #121 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $1.09 Billion
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $122.7 Million


















5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix- 
               $338.1 Million
        #138 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $1.02 Billion
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $90.2 Million











6. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince- 
               $323.2 Million
        #153 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $974.2 Million
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $85.1 Million














7. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban- 
              $320.1 Million
        #155 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $947.4 Million
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $121.7 Million












8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1- 
             $298.4 Million
        #179 of All Time in History Domestically (Adjusted)
    World-wide Gross Adjusted: $970.1 Million
     Opening Weekend Adjusted: $126.3 Million






Every single Harry Potter film is in the Top 200, with two being in the top 100 so therefore they are a HUGE hit!  They all have made over $950 world-wide with over 50% of them making over $1 Billion World-wide and have made HUGE opening weekend grosses and have broken records world-wide and domestically!  This is truly a series that will never die!

Top 200 Domestic (America and Canada) Grosses in History My Way

1. Gone with the Wind- $1.7 Billion
2. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope- $1.6 Billion
3. Jaws- $1.5 Billion
4. The Sound of Music- $1.3 Billion
5. E.T. The Extra Terrestrial- $1.1 Billion
6. The Ten Commandments- $1.0 Billion
7. Titanic- $1.0 Billion
8. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs- $988.7 Million
9. Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back- $974.4 Million
10. Ben Hur- $933.1 Million
11. Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi- $902.5 Million
12. The Jungle Book- $869.3 Million
13. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark- $823.4 Million
14. The Lion King- $801.3 Million
15. Pinocchio- $784.8 Million
16. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace- $768.8 Million
17. 101 Dalmatians- $752.2 Million
18. Jurassic Park- $731.7 Million
19. Fantasia- $710.3 Million
20. The Godfather- $694.1 Million
21. Goldfinger 007- $668.6 Million
22. Forrest Gump- $658.4 Million
23. Mary Poppins- $644.2 Million
24. Marvel's The Avengers- $631.8 Million
25. Grease- $609.4 Million
26. Thunderball 007- $601.3 Million
27. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade- $597.2 Million
28. The Dark Knight- $592.5 Million
29. Sleeping Beauty- $580.3 Million
30. Ghostbusters- $569.6 Million
31. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom- $544.5 Million
32. Rear Window- $542.4 Million
33. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid- $540.1 Million
34. Love Story- $537.4 Million
35. SpiderMan- $533.2 Million
36. Independence Day- $528.7 Million
37. Home Alone- $526.5 Million
38. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith- $522.3 Million
39. Cleopatra- $521.5 Million
40. Beverly Hills Cop- $518.7 Million
41. From Russia with Love 007- $516.5 Million
42.  Airport- $514.3 Million
43. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest- $511.6 Million
44. Aladdin- $504.5 Million
45. Around the World In 80 Days- $502.6 Million
46. Blazing Saddles- $500.8 Million
47. SpiderMan 2- $498.5 Million
48. Some Like It Hot- $492.6 Million
49. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King- $488.4 Million
50. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2- $486.7 Million
51. Batman (1989)- $476.4 Million
52. My Fair Lady- $475.8 Million
53. The Towering Inferno- $473.2 Million
54. The Passion of the Christ- $470.5 Million
55. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone- $469.6 Million
56. Back to the Future- $468.5 Million
57. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl- $462.8 Million
58. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers- $458.4 Million
59. The Sixth Sense- $456.3 Million
60. Superman- $454.7 Million
61. Tootsie- $450.3 Million
62. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- $448.7 Million
63. Swiss Family Robinson- $447.3 Million
64. Finding Nemo- $446.8 Million
65. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets- $446.6 Million
66. GoldenEye 007- $445.8 Million
67. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull- $443.1 Million
68. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban- $442.7 Million
69. Lady and the Tramp- $440.8 Million
70. Close Encounters of the Third Kind- $440.3 Million
71. Lawrence of Arabia- $439.6 Million
72. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince- $438.6 Million
73. Rocky- $436.5 Million
74. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix- $435.8 Million
75. It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World- $435.4 Million
76. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring- $434.7 Million
77. Men In Black- $432.8 Million
78. The Bridge on the River Kwai- $430.4 Million
79. Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones- $430.2 Million
80. Casino Royale 007- $428.6 Million
81. M.A.S.H.- $427.4 Million
82. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1- $424.7 Million
83. Mrs. Doubtfire- $423.8 Million
84. Moonraker 007- $422.3 Million
85. Toy Story 3- $420.7 Million
86. Shrek 2- $418.2 Million
87. Death on the Nile- $417.6 Million
88. The Incredibles- $415.3 Million
89. Die Hard- $413.9 Million
90. Terminator- $411.5 Million
91. Ghost- $407.6 Million
92. The Hunger Games- $404.1 Million
93. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End- $402.7 Million
94. The Lost World: Jurassic Park- $400.5 Million
95. The Spy Who Loved Me 007- $400.1 Million
96. The Hobbit Part 2- $398.3 Million
97. SpiderMan 3- $391.7 Million
98. Terminator 2: Judgement Day- $388.4 Million
99. Monsters Inc.- $387.6 Million
100. The Hobbit Part 1- $382.5 Million
101. Sergeant York- $381.8 Million
102. How the Grinch Stole Christmas- $381.3 Million
103. Toy Story 2- $378.6 Million
104. Top Gun- $377.8 Million
105. Dumbo- $376.4 Million
106. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the witch and the Wardrobe- $376.2 Million
107. Iron Man- $376.1 Million
108. Transformers- $375.4 Million
109. Shrek- $373.4 Million
110. You Only Live Twice 007- $372.9 Million
111. Shrek the Third- $371.5 Million
112. Peter Pan- $369.7 Million
113. The Matrix Reloaded- $369.3 Million
114. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen- $367.8 Million
115. Crocodile Dundee- $365.7 Million
116. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse- $363.1 Million
117. Saving Private Ryan- $362.4 Million
118. Young Frankenstein- $361.7 Million
119. The Little Mermaid- $361.2 Million
120. Gremlins- $360.8 Million
121. Beauty and the Beast- $359.4 Million
122. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides- $355.8 Million
123. Skyfall 007- $354.2 Million
124. Toy Story- $352.4 Million
125. The Fugitive- $350.7 Million
126. Transformers: Dark of the Moon- $350.2 Million
127. The Living Daylights 007- $349.7 Million
128. Meet the Parents- $348.5 Million
129. Up- $348.1 Million
130. Dances with Wolves- $346.7 Million
131. 2001: Space Odyssey- $344.8 Million
132. Armageddon- $342.3 Million
133. Mission Impossible IV: Ghost Protocol- $341.7 Million
134. Die Another Day 007- $340.3 Million
135. Psycho- $340.1 Million
136. Rocky III- $338.5 Million
137. Octopussy 007- $337.4 Million
138. Rambo- $336.7 Million
139. Batman Forever- $335.8 Million
140. Rambo Part II: First Blood- $335.2 Million
141. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2- $334.9 Million
142. Romancing the Stone- $333.2 Million
143. Alice in Wonderland (2010)- $332.4 Million
144. Cast Away- $330.7 Million
145. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York- $330.1 Million
146. My Big Fat Greek Wedding- $329.4 Million
147. Mission Impossible- $328.6 Million
148. Saturday Night Fever- $325.4 Million
149. Cinderella- $323.3 Million
150. Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me- $321.7 Million
151. Bruce Almighty- $320.8 Million
152. Mission Impossible II- $319.4 Million
153. Robin Hood Prince of Thieves- $318.7 Million
154. Apollo 13- $318.1 Million
155. Rush Hour 2- $317.3 Million
156. Iron Man 2- $314.8 Million
157. Tarzan- $313.2 Million
158. Liar Liar- $312.6 Million
159. Bambi- $311.2 Million
160. Patton- $311.1 Million
161. Fatal Attraction- $310.6 Million
162. The Goonies- $309.7 Million
163. The Twilight Saga: New Moon- $309.3 Million
164. Beverly Hills Cop II- $309.1 Million
165. The Sword in the Stone- $308.2 Million
166. Quantum of Solace 007- $307.6 Million
167. Signs- $307.3 Million
168. Superman II- $307.1 Million
169. Who Framed Roger Rabbit- $305.4 Million
170. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse- $302.2 Million
171. Death Becomes Her- $301.7 Million
172. Back to the Future Part II- $300.2 Million
173. Air Force One- $299.6 Million
174. Cars- $297.6 Million
175. The World is Not Enough 007- $295.6 Million
176. Night at the Museum- $295.3 Million
177. Dr. No 007- $294.3 Million
178. Inception- $293.8 Million
179. I Am Legend- $293.6 Million
180. Old Yeller- $293.2 Million
181. War of the Worlds- $292.8 Million
182. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1- $292.3 Million
183. Austin Powers in Goldmember- $291.6 Million
184. The Love Bug- $290.5 Million
185. Live and Let Die 007- $289.3 Million
186. X-Men 2- $288.7 Million
187. The Mummy- $288.6 Million
188. X-Men 3: the Last Stand- $287.8 Million
189. Rocky IV- $286.4 Million
190. The Mummy Returns- $285.9 Million
191. Pearl Harbor- $284.7 Million
192. True Lies- $283.8 Million
193. Tomorrow Never Dies 007- $283.6 Million
194. WALL-E- $283.4 Million
195. The Princess and the Frog- $282.1 Million
196. Avatar- $281.5 Million
197. The Adventures of Tintin- $281.4 Million
198. Shrek Forever After- $280.7 Million
199. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World- $280.5 Million
200. DragonHeart- $280.2 Million

There you have it, that is how the list goes in my head.  ;)

James Bond film series

With tickets being $8.75 now, here is what each James Bond film made in the U.S. and Canada (Domestic) in Now-A-Days (Adjusted) money:

1. Thunderball- $654.6 Million
2. Goldfinger- $580.1 Million
3. You Only Live Twice- $315.8 Million
4. Moonraker- $245.8 Million
5. Die Another Day- $241.5 Million
6. Tomorrow Never Dies- $236.2 Million
7. From Russia with Love- $234.5 Million
8. Diamonds Are Forever- $231.8 Million
9. Casino Royale- $223.1 Million
10. The World is Not Enough- $217.1 Million
11. GoldenEye- $215.4 Million
12. Quantum of Solace- $204.7 Million
13. Octopussy- $190.2 Million
14. The Spy Who Loved Me- $184.6 Million
15. Live and Let Die- $175.8 Million
16. For Your Eyes Only- $172.3 Million
17. Dr. No- $167.1 Million
18. On Her Majesty's Secret Service- $141.2 Million
19. A View to a Kill- $124.4 Million
20. The Living Daylights- $115.2 Million
21. The Man with the Golden Gun- $100.2 Million
22. Licence to Kill- $80.1 Million

There were 5 Sean Connery films that made well over $200 Million, and each of his films (all 6) made over $165 Million and above.  He had the most successful box office run out of all the Bond's.
Sadly, there were some disappointing box office runs during Roger Moore (The Man with the Golden Gun) and Timothy Dalton (Licence to Kill).  21 of the Bond films made over $100 Million and more (all but one of the films).  12 of the Bond films made over $200 Million and 3 Made it over $300 Million and 2 Made it over $500 Million and $400 Million and 1 Film made it over $600 Million.  The Bond series has seen many ups and downs, so the next Bond film that will be released could have a HIGH box office run and make over $200 Million.

SEAN CONNERY as James Bond 007:

1. Thunderball (1965)- $654.6 Million
2. Goldfinger (1964)- $580.1 Million
3. You Only Live Twice (1967)- $315.8 Million
4. From Russia with Love (1963)- $234.5 Million
5. Diamonds are Forever (1971)- $231.8 Million
6. Dr. No (1962)- $167.1 Million

*It is easy to say that Connery's films were the most popular as he set the role.  No one could see anyone else playing Bond.  All but one of his films made over $200 Million (and oddly enough the first of his films was the one that made the least, but it is what got him introduced and started with the major film series).  

GEORGE LAZENBY as James Bond 007:

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)- $141.2 Million

*With only one film, Lazenby would have struck gold if he would have stayed with the role, regardless of this film not making a ton, but it did push over $100 and almost broke the $150 Million mark.

ROGER MOORE as James Bond 007:

1. Moonraker (1979)- $245.8 Million
2. Octopussy (1983)- $190.2 Million
3. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)- $184.6 Million
4. Live and Let Die (1973)- $175.8 Million
5. For Your Eyes Only (1981)- $172.3 Million
6. A View to a Kill (1985)- $124.4 Million
7. The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)- $100.2 Million

*With a "moore" adventure styled films, Moore's did very well with each one of his films making over $100 Million and one major one that made well over $200 and almost hit $200.  He was and is considered the "pretty boy" Bond and the comedy Bond, which could be why his films didn't each make it over $200 Million.  But he did have a lot of success.

TIMOTHY DALTON as James Bond 007:

1. The Living Daylights (1987)- $115.2 Million
2. Licence to Kill (1989)- $80.1 Million

*Dalton's films had moderate success, and The Living Daylights hit high with teenagers in the 80s, but Licence to Kill was an undershot.

PIERCE BROSNAN as James Bond 007:

1. Die Another Day (2002)- $241.5 Million
2. Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)- $236.2 Million
3. The World is Not Enough (1999)- $217.1 Million
4. GoldenEye (1995)- $215.4 Million

*Each Brosnan film made over $200 Million and GoldenEye brought Bond back to his roots and also brought Bond back into popularity in the 90s.  

DANIEL CRAIG as James Bond 007:

1. Casino Royale (2006)- $223.1 Million
2. Quantum of Solace (2008)- $204.7 Million
3. Skyfall (2012)- $210 Million to $265 Million (guess and estimate)  
4. Bond 24 (2014)- $unknown (he will be appearing in this film)
5. Bond 25 (2016)- $unknown (only a possible film he will star in)
6. Bond 26 (2018)- $unknown (only a possible film he will star in)
7. Bond 27 (2020)- $unknown (only a possible film he will star in)

*each Craig film made over $200 Million and Casino Royale boosted Bond up to Popularity once again!  Plus Craig is slated to be playing Bond until they tell him he is too old, which means he is signed up for Bond 24 and 25, plus 26.  

Harry Potter film series grosses

According to my movie theater, the tickets cost 8.75 each.  So I took that number and times it by the amount of tickets sold during their theatrical run in the U.S. and Canada (Domestic).  Here is the order and how much the Harry Potter films made in now-a-days money (adjusted):

1. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)- $490.2 Million
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)- $421.8 Million
3. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)- $395.5 Million
4. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)- $393.8 Million
5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)- $372.4 Million
6. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)- $354.4 Million
7. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)- $352.2 Million
8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010)- $324.3 Million

Two of the Harry Potter films made well over $400 million (the first and the last films) and two of the middle films almost made it there.
All 8 films made well over $300 million, which is just saying how popular this movie series is and how long it kept up with the popularity!  It amazes me, but then again this movie series is so full of exciting visuals, acting, sets, costumes, story, music that each film is a classic and this will be a movie series that will be remembered until the day the world ends.  I was one of the lucky ones who grew up with Potter, and many of us in that generation were lucky to have a rare movie series like this where we grew up with the characters (we literally watched them grow up along with us!)  This will be a movie series that becomes and is a classic and we will all show these films to our kids.  :)

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN

Opening Weekend: $93.4 Million
Opening Weekend Adjusted: $119.6 Million


Domestic Gross: $249.5 Million
Domestic Gross Adjusted: $318.7 Million


Directed by Alfonso Cuaron
Music by John Williams

DIBBLE RATING: 5 out of 5 stars for "it's magical feel and charm; along with its beautiful location shots, cinematography, music, sets, costumes, acting, visual effects: everything contained here is an artists dream.  This film is both as much of a classic as much of a beautiful and magical film (plus one of the best Potter films ever)."







Starring

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley
Emma Watson as Hermione Granger
David Thewlis as Professor Remus Lupin
Robbie Coltrane as Rubeus Hagrid
Alan Rickman as Severus Snape
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy
Gary Oldman as Sirius Black
Timothy Spall as Peter Pettigrew
Mark Williams as Mr. Weasley
Maggie Smith as Minerva McGonagall
Michael Gambon as Albus Dumbledore
Emma Thompson as Professor Trelawney
Richard Griffiths as Uncle Vernon Dursley
Julie Walters as Mrs. Weasley

 Emma Watson as Hermione, Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter and Rupert Grint as Ron

 Harry and Hermione in the Forbidden Forest

 Michael Gambon takes over the role from the late Richard Harris as Dumbledore

Another film poster with the famous trio and Gary Oldman as Sirius Black

2004

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS

Opening Weekend: $88.3 Million
Opening Weekend Adjusted: $120.5 Million


Domestic Gross: $262.1 Million
Domestic Gross Adjusted: $356.2 Million


Directed by Chris Columbus 
Music by John Williams

DIBBLE RATING: 5 out of 5 stars for "it's ability to once again bring the book to the screen so magically with it's great acting, sets, costumes, visuals, music, etc.  Like the first film, this one is another classic with a darker edge to it."









Starring

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley
Emma Watson as Hermione Granger
Robbie Coltrane as Rubeus Hagrid
Kenneth Branagh as Gilderoy Lockhart
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy
Toby Jones as Dobby the House-Elf
Alan Rickman as Severus Snape
Jason Isaacs as Lucius Malfoy
Bonnie Wright as Ginny Weasley
Maggie Smith as Minerva McGonagall
Richard Harris as Albus Dumbledore
Mark Williams as Mr. Weasley
Julie Walters as Mrs. Weasley
Richard Griffiths as Uncle Vernon Dursley
John Cleese as Nearly Headless Nick

 Daniel Radcliffe returns as the famous boy wizard Harry Potter

 Toby Jones voiced the hilarious Dobby the House-Elf

 Harry Potter in the Chamber of Secrets

 Kenneth Branagh as the famous Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher Lockhart

 Emma Watson as Hermione Granger making the Polyjuice Potion

Dobby the House-Elf Teaser Poster for the film

2002

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE

Opening Weekend: $90.3 Million
Opening Weekend Adjusted: $126.3 Million


Domestic (U.S. and Canada) Gross: $317.6 Million
Domestic Gross Adjusted (2012): $442.8 Million


Directed by Chris Columbus
Music by John Williams

DIBBLE RATING: 5 out of 5 stars for "it's ability to bring the book to life in such classical ways.  The film has amazing acting, costumes, visuals, sets, etc.  This film is an absolute classic!"










Starring

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley
Emma Watson as Hermione Granger
Robbie Coltrane as Rubeus Hagrid
Alan Rickman as Severus Snape
Richard Harris as Albus Dumbledore
Maggie Smith as Minerva McGonagall
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy
Richard Griffiths as Uncle Vernon Dursley
Ian Hart as Professor Quirrell/Voldemort
John Hurt as Mr. Ollivander
Fiona Shaw as Aunt Petunia Dursley
Warwick Davis as Professor Flitwick/Bank Goblin
John Cleese as Nearly Headless Nick
Matthew Lewis as Neville Longbottom

 Richard Harris as Professor Albus Dumbledore

 The First Year Students Arriving at Hogwarts Castle for the first time

 Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter, Rupert Grint as Ron and Emma Watson as Hermione

 Harry Potter receiving his Hogwarts letters at his awful Aunt and Uncle's house

The Great Hall with the magical floating candles and the majestic ceiling 

2001