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Obviously expect many changes within the coming weeks, not from Supergirl of course!

Rank	Movie Title	Total Gross	IMDb Rating	Letterboxd Rating
1	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	$1,066,179,747	7.4	3.8
2	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	$1,046,721,266	6.6	3.0
3	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	$961,691,209	7.2	3.6
4	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales	$795,922,298	6.5	2.8
5	Project Hail Mary	$682,311,153	8.2	4.3
6	Pegasus 3	$656,459,523	6.6	3.1
7	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	$654,264,546	8.1	4.0
8	Passion of the Christ, The	$610,065,221	7.3	3.6
9	Puss in Boots	$554,987,477	6.6	3.3
10	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	$480,466,413	7.9	4.1

Average Gross of the Top 10: $750,906,885
Average IMDb Rating of the Top 10: 7.2/10
Average Letterboxd Rating of the Top 10: 3.6/5

The Pirates of the Caribbean makes up half of this list. The last one was released in 2017.

Rank	Movie Title	Total Gross	IMDb Rating	Letterboxd Rating
1	Kung Fu Panda 2	$665,692,281	7.3	3.8
2	Kung Fu Panda	$632,384,787	7.6	3.9
3	Kong: Skull Island	$568,652,812	6.7	3.1
4	King Kong (2005)	$556,907,510	7.2	3.4
5	Kung Fu Panda 4	$547,946,428	6.3	2.7
6	Kung Fu Panda 3	$521,170,825	7.1	3.3
7	Kingsman: The Secret Service	$414,351,546	7.7	3.8
8	King’s Speech, The	$414,245,125	8.0	3.8
9	Kingsman: The Golden Circle	$410,902,662	6.7	3.2
10	Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes	$397,378,150	6.8	3.3

Average Gross of the Top 10: $512,963,213
Average IMDb Rating of the Top 10: 7.1/10
Average Letterboxd Rating of the Top 10: 3.4/5

The King's Speech (2010) was the big winner of the 2011 Academy Awards, taking home 4 Oscars including Best Picture. It is also among the highest grossing Best Picture winners.

Back in 2009, before the CBM movie boom, James Cameron gave us the highest grossing original movie of all time and WB was releasing Harry Potter movies in an almost yearly basis.

Directors: Part II - Box Office and Profit

Here is the ranking of 25 of the most elite and influential Hollywood directors, of the 21st century box office success and profitability based off of their **entire** filmography.

Disclaimer\* These are not necessarily the top 25 Directors. Also, scores are so low because they are based on percentiles of each category, meaning the scores range from 100 to 0.

**Box Office, Budget, and ROI**
Scores are based of Profit based ROI and box office averages per movie, all adjusted for today’s inflation.
ROI is calculated and then put into percentiles. Each Director is then given the percentile score. The same is done for the box office averages.
For a film to qualify it must have a theatrical release. Any films that did not have a **full** theatrical release, other than debut and early films were excluded from the average. Digital releases are also excluded.
In any ties the higher place goes to the director with a higher box office average. Below is the breakdown of each directors average ROI and average box office.

Part III: Oscars will be released later today. The final overview of all categories combined will be released after. The final scores will also include a filmography factor which weights the rankings so that older directors with more movies will be even with younger, newer directors.

**Profit Based ROI and average box office**

Steven Spielberg: ROI: 7.74%, 729 million
James Cameron: ROI: 5.06%, 1.4 billion
Greta Gerwig: ROI: 7.7%, 672 million
Ryan Coogler: 6.84%, 654 million
Christopher Nolan: ROI: 5.01%, 701 million
The Russo Brothers: ROI: 3.06%, 1.48 billion
Peter Jackson: ROI: 3.51%, 850 million
Damien Chazelle: ROI: 7.64%, 227 million
Sam Mendes: ROI: 3.99%, 482 million
Mel Gibson: ROI: 4.68%, 330 million
Quentin Tarantino: ROI: 4.54%, 302 million
Ang Lee: ROI: 5.92%, 203 million
Tim Burton: ROI: 2.45%, 406 million
Chloe Zhao: ROI: 3.14%, 214 million
James Mangold: ROI: 1.86%, 270 million
Ridley Scott: ROi: 1.31%, 286 million
Martin Scorsese: ROI: 2.1%, 181 million
Guillermo Del Toro: ROI: 1.51%, 167 million
Spike Lee: ROI: 2.61%, 55 million
Denis Villeneuve: ROI: 1.21%, 213 million
Yorgos Lanthimos: ROI: 2.14%, 45 million
Wes Anderson: ROI: 1.28%, 76 million
The Safdie Brothers: ROI: 1.42%, 61 million
Emerald Fennell: ROI: 1%, 95 million
Paul Thomas Anderson: ROI: 0.44%, 70 million

Recently put together a top 100 list. I hadn't done it in a long long time. Figured I'd post in here for the hell of it. I haven't seen as many movies as most, but I've seen a solid amount. On my Letterboxd I have 2248 marked, but I've probably seen closer to 3000. I enjoy the more arthouse serious fare and while I will try any genre I generally stick with serious dramas. I just enjoy getting drawn into a vibe or a movie that makes me think mostly.

#70 is the complete Persian Series, I just didn't want add all the 15 parts. Besides maybe like 10-15 movies on here it feels like a typical cinephile top 100 I think.

I do like posting personal lists and looking at them because you can always get introduced to a few movies you haven't heard of before so hopefully at least one person sees this and watches a more obscure movie that is on my list.

My Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/d5rr7