Top 20 Best Movies of 2024
As 2024 draws to a close, the film industry has witnessed a dynamic blend of sequels, adaptations, and original narratives captivating audiences worldwide. Here, we present a curated list of the top 30 movies of 2024, evaluated based on their financial success and popularity.
Inside Out 2
Pixar’s sequel to the 2015 hit delves deeper into the complexities of human emotions, resonating with audiences globally. The film achieved a worldwide gross of $1.699 billion, with $653 million from domestic earnings.
Deadpool & Wolverine
This Marvel collaboration brings together two fan-favorite characters, blending action and humor. The film garnered $1.338 billion worldwide, with domestic earnings of $637 million.
Despicable Me 4
The latest installment in the animated franchise continues the adventures of Gru and his minions, appealing to both children and adults. It grossed $969 million globally, with $361 million domestically.
Moana 2
This sequel to the beloved animated film explores new oceanic adventures, enchanting audiences with its music and storytelling. The movie earned $884 million worldwide, including $395 million from domestic theaters.
Dune: Part Two
Continuing the epic sci-fi saga, the film delves deeper into the political and mystical elements of Frank Herbert’s universe. It achieved a global box office of $714 million, with $282 million domestically.
Wicked
The film adaptation of the acclaimed Broadway musical offers a fresh perspective on the witches of Oz, captivating musical enthusiasts. It grossed $635 million worldwide, with a significant $425 million from domestic audiences.
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
This monster mash-up delivers thrilling action sequences, appealing to fans of the genre. The film earned $572 million globally, with $196 million domestically.
Kung Fu Panda 4
Po returns for more martial arts adventures, delighting audiences with humor and heart. The movie grossed $548 million worldwide, including $194 million from domestic theaters.
Venom: The Last Dance
The anti-hero’s latest outing combines dark themes with action, attracting a dedicated fan base. It achieved a global box office of $476 million, with $140 million domestically.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
This sequel to the cult classic brings back the quirky ghost for new supernatural hijinks. The film earned $451 million worldwide, with a substantial $294 million from domestic audiences.
Gladiator II
The historical epic continues, offering audiences a blend of drama and action set in ancient Rome. It grossed $435 million globally, with $163 million domestically.
Bad Boys: Ride or Die
The dynamic duo returns for more high-octane action and comedy, pleasing long-time fans. The movie achieved a worldwide gross of $405 million, with $194 million from domestic theaters.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
This installment explores new narratives in the evolving saga of apes and humans. It earned $397 million globally, with $171 million domestically.
Twisters
A thrilling disaster film that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats with its depiction of nature’s fury. The film grossed $371 million worldwide, with a dominant $268 million from domestic audiences.
It Ends with Us
A romantic drama that resonates with viewers through its emotional storytelling and character development. The movie achieved a global box office of $351 million, with $149 million domestically.
Alien: Romulus
The sci-fi horror franchise returns, delivering suspense and thrills to both new and returning audiences. It earned $351 million worldwide, with $105 million from domestic theaters.
Mufasa: The Lion King
A prequel to Disney’s ‘The Lion King,’ this film explores Mufasa’s early life and rise to royalty. It grossed approximately $327.5 million worldwide, with $113.2 million domestically and $214.3 million internationally.
**The Wild RobAn animated adaptation of Peter Brown’s novel, following a robot’s survival and self-discovery on a remote island. The film earned around $324.3 million globally, with $143.2 million from domestic audiences and $181.1 million internationally.
Red One
An action-comedy starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, blending holiday themes with high-pace It garnered approximately $281.4 million worldwide, with $96.7 million domestically and $184.7 million internationally.
A Quiet Place: Day One
A prequel to the suspenseful ‘A Quiet Place’ series, depicting the origins of the sound-sensitive creatures. The film achieved around $261.8 million globally, with $138.9 million from domestic million internationally.