List of highest-grossing comedy films

This is a list of the highest-grossing comedy films.

Highest-grossing comedy films

As of March 2021, the top nine films, and 34 of the top 50 films, are animated films, marked with "A" in the Type column. "LA" indicates live-action films. Click the column header to sort them separately. The top six films are among the highest-grossing films of all time.

When adjusted for inflation, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs would appear at the top of the chart with an adjusted gross of $1,977,000,000.[1][lower-alpha 1]

Rank	Film	Type	Gross	Year	Ref
1	Incredibles 2	A	$1,242,805,359	2018	[3]
2	Minions	A	$1,159,398,397	2015	[4]
3	Toy Story 4	A	$1,073,394,593	2019	[5]
4	Toy Story 3	A	$1,066,970,811	2010	[6]
5	Despicable Me 3	A	$1,035,799,409	2017	[7]
6	Despicable Me 2	A	$970,761,885	2013	[8]
7	Shrek 2	A	$919,838,758	2004	[9]
8	The Secret Life of Pets	A	$875,457,937	2016	[10]
9	Inside Out	A	$858,848,019	2015	[11]
10	Hi, Mom	LA	$807,710,000	2021	[12]
11	Shrek the Third	A	$798,958,162	2007	[13]
12	Deadpool 2	LA	$785,046,920	2018	[14]
13	Deadpool	LA	$783,112,979	2016	[15]
14	Shrek Forever After	A	$752,600,867	2010	[16]
15	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	A	$746,921,274	2012	[17]
16	Monsters University	A	$743,559,645	2013	[18]
17	Detective Chinatown 3	LA	$702,700,000	2021	[19]
18	The Incredibles	A	$633,019,734	2004	[20]
19	Men in Black 3	LA	$624,026,776	2012	[21]
20	Ratatouille	A	$623,726,085	2007	[22]
21	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa	A	$603,900,354	2008	[23]
22	Tangled	A	$593,171,580	2010	[24]
23	Men in Black	LA	$589,390,539	1997	[25]
24	The Hangover Part II	LA	$586,764,305	2011	[26]
25	Monsters, Inc.	A	$579,707,738	2001	[27]
26	Cars 2	A	$562,110,557	2011	[28]
27	Puss in Boots	A	$554,987,477	2011	[29]
28	The Mermaid	LA	$553,810,228	2016	[30]
29	Ted	H	$549,368,315	2012	[31]
30	Detective Chinatown 2	LA	$544,185,156	2018	[32]
31	Despicable Me	A	$543,113,985	2010	[33]
32	Madagascar	A	$532,680,671	2005	[34]
33	Ralph Breaks the Internet	A	$529,323,962	2018	[35]
34	Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation	A	$528,583,774	2018	[36]
35	The Simpsons Movie	A	$527,071,022	2007	[37]
36	Meet the Fockers	LA	$522,657,936	2004	[38]
37	Toy Story 2	A	$497,375,381	1999	[39]
38	The Intouchables	LA	$484,873,045	2011	[40]
39	Bruce Almighty	LA	$484,592,874	2004	[41]
40	Shrek	A	$484,409,218	2001	[42]
41	Home Alone	LA	$477,063,114	1990	[43]
42	Hotel Transylvania 2	A	$474,800,000	2015	[44]
43	Wreck-It Ralph	A	$471,222,889	2012	[45]
44	The Hangover	LA	$469,310,836	2009	[46]
45	The Lego Movie	A	$468,060,692	2014	[47]
46	Cars	A	$461,983,149	2006	[48]
47	Men in Black II	LA	$441,818,803	2002	[49]
48	Mrs. Doubtfire	LA	$441,286,195	1993	[50]
49	The Secret Life of Pets 2	A	$430,051,293	2019	[51]
50	Sex and the City	LA	$418,765,321	2008	[52]

A: Animated film. LA: Live action film. H: Live-action animated film (hybrid).

Highest-grossing comedy film by year

Year	Film	Worldwide gross	Budget	Ref.
2022	Too Cool to Kill	$410,340,000	TBA	[53]
2021	Hi, Mom	$841,674,419	$59,000,000	[54]
2020	Bad Boys for Life	$426,505,244	$90,000,000	[55]
2019	Toy Story 4	$1,073,394,593	$200,000,000	[5]
2018	Incredibles 2	$1,242,805,359	$250,000,000	[3]
2017	Despicable Me 3	$1,034,799,409	$80,000,000	[7]
2016	The Secret Life of Pets	$875,457,937	$75,000,000	[56]
2015	Inside Out	$858,848,019	$175,000,000	[11]
2014	The Lego Movie	$468,060,692	$60,000,000	[47]
2013	Despicable Me 2	$970,761,885	$76,000,000	[8]
2010	Toy Story 3	$1,066,970,811	$200,000,000	[6]
2009	The Hangover	$469,310,836	$35,000,000	[46]
2008	Mamma Mia!	$609,841,637	$52,000,000	[57]
2007	Shrek the Third	$798,958,162	$160,000,000	[13]
2004	Shrek 2	$919,838,758	$150,000,000	[9]
2003	Bruce Almighty	$484,592,874	$81,000,000	[58]
2002	My Big Fat Greek Wedding	$368,744,044	$5,000,000
2001	Monsters, Inc.	$579,707,738 ($528,773,250)	$115,000,000	[27]
2000	What Women Want	$374,111,707	$70,000,000	[59]
1999	Toy Story 2	$497,375,381 ($485,015,179)	$90,000,000	[39]
1998	There's Something About Mary	$369,884,651	$23,000,000
1997	As Good as It Gets	$314,178,011	$50,000,000
1996	The Nutty Professor	$273,961,019	$54,000,000
1995	Toy Story	$373,554,033 ($361,958,736)	$30,000,000	[60]
1994	The Mask	$351,583,407	$23,000,000	[61]
1993	Mrs. Doubtfire	$441,286,195	$25,000,000	[50]
1992	Home Alone 2: Lost in New York	$358,994,850	$28,000,000	[62]
1990	Home Alone	$477,063,114	$18,000,000	[43]
1989	Look Who's Talking	$296,999,813	$7,500,000
1988	Rain Man	$354,825,435	$25,000,000	[63]
1987	Three Men and a Baby	$167,780,960	$25,000,000	[64]
1986	Crocodile Dundee	$328,203,506	$8,800,000
1985	Back to the Future	$389,053,797 ($381,109,762)	$19,000,000	[65]
1980	9 to 5	$103,290,500	$10,000,000	[66]

Timeline of highest-grossing comedy film

Title	Established	Record-setting gross	Ref
Toy Story 2	1999	$497,375,381	[6]
Monsters, Inc.	2001	$579,707,738	[6]
Shrek 2	2004	$919,838,758	[9]
Toy Story 3	2010	$1,066,970,811	[6]
Minions	2015	$1,159,398,397	[4]
Incredibles 2	2018	$1,242,805,359	[3]

Comedy films by box office admissions

The following is a list of comedy films by estimated tickets sold worldwide.

Film	Year	Ticket sales (est.)	Notes
Shaolin Temple	1982	304,920,000	[lower-alpha 2]
Sholay (Embers)	1975	250,000,000	[72]
Awaara (The Vagabond)	1951	217,000,000	[lower-alpha 3]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs	1937	214,900,000	[77]
One Hundred and One Dalmatians	1961	199,800,000	[77]
The Jungle Book	1967	137,915,958	[lower-alpha 4]
Disco Dancer	1982	135,000,000	[lower-alpha 5]
Shrek 2	2004	123,023,527	[lower-alpha 6]
Incredibles 2	2018	113,261,772	[lower-alpha 7]
Back to the Future	1985	90,184,478	[lower-alpha 8]
Ghostbusters	1984	82,375,218	[lower-alpha 9]
Beverly Hills Cop	1984	81,716,713	[lower-alpha 10]
Home Alone	1990	81,491,808	[lower-alpha 11]

Highest-grossing comedy film series and franchises

Highest-grossing comedy film franchises and film series^[§] (The films in each franchise can be viewed by selecting "show".)

Rank	Series	Total worldwide gross	No. of films	Average of films	Highest-grossing film

1

Despicable Me

$3,708,073,676

4

$927,018,419

Minions ($1,159,398,397)

	Main series	$2,548,675,279	3	$849,558,426	Despicable Me 3 ($1,034,799,409)
1	Despicable Me 3 (2017)	$1,034,799,409
2	Despicable Me 2 (2013)	$970,761,885
3	Despicable Me (2010)	$543,113,985

	Minions (2015)	$1,159,398,397

2

Shrek

$3,510,794,482

5

$702,158,896

Shrek 2 ($919,838,758)

	Main series	$2,955,807,005	4	$738,951,751	Shrek 2 ($919,838,758)
1	Shrek 2 (2004)	$919,838,758
2	Shrek the Third (2007)	$798,958,162
3	Shrek Forever After (2010)	$752,600,867
4	Shrek (2001)	$484,409,218

	Puss in Boots (2011)	$554,987,477

3	Toy Story	$3,011,294,818	4	$752,823,705	Toy Story 4 ($1,073,394,593)
1	Toy Story 4 (2019)	$1,073,394,593
2	Toy Story 3 (2010)	$1,066,970,811
3	Toy Story 2 (1999)	$497,375,381
4	Toy Story (1995)	$373,554,033

4

Madagascar

$2,256,517,920

4

$564,129,480

Europe's Most Wanted ($746,921,274)

	Main series	$1,883,502,299	3	$627,834,100	Europe's Most Wanted ($746,921,274)
1	Europe's Most Wanted (2012)	$746,921,274
2	Escape 2 Africa (2008)	$603,900,354
3	Madagascar (2005)	$532,680,671

	Penguins of Madagascar (2014)	$373,015,621

5	Men in Black	$1,915,759,789	4	$478,939,947	Men in Black 3 ($624,026,776)
1	Men in Black 3 (2012)	$624,026,776
2	Men in Black (1997)	$589,390,539
3	Men in Black II (2002)	$441,818,803
4	Men in Black: International (2019)	$253,890,701
5	Men in Black II/Spider-Man (combo)	$6,632,970

6	The Incredibles	$1,875,825,093	2	$937,912,547	Incredibles 2 ($1,242,805,359)
1	Incredibles 2 (2018)	$1,242,805,359
2	The Incredibles (2004)	$633,019,734

7

Cars

$1,798,902,845

5

$359,780,569

Cars 2 ($562,110,557)

	Main series	$1,408,257,493	3	$469,419,164	Cars 2 ($562,110,557)
1	Cars 2 (2011)	$562,110,557
2	Cars (2006)	$462,216,280
3	Cars 3 (2017)	$383,930,656

	Planes series	$390,645,352	2	$195,322,676	Planes ($239,258,712)
1	Planes (2013)	$239,258,712
2	Fire & Rescue (2014)	$151,386,640

8	Deadpool	$1,568,159,899	2	$784,079,950	Deadpool 2 ($785,046,920)
1	Deadpool 2 (2018)	$785,046,920
2	Deadpool (2016)	$783,112,979

9	The Hangover	$1,416,248,289	3	$472,082,763	The Hangover Part II ($586,764,305)
1	The Hangover Part II (2011)	$586,764,305
2	The Hangover (2009)	$467,483,912
3	The Hangover Part III (2013)	$362,000,072

10	Detective Chinatown	$1,372,728,091	3	$457,576,030	Detective Chinatown 3 ($702,700,000)
1	Detective Chinatown 3 (2021)	$702,700,000
2	Detective Chinatown 2 (2018)	$544,185,156
3	Detective Chinatown (2015)	$125,842,935

11	Hotel Transylvania	$1,361,759,377	3	$453,919,792	Summer Vacation ($528,583,774)
1	Summer Vacation (2018)	$528,583,774
2	Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015)	$474,800,000
3	Hotel Transylvania (2012)	$358,375,603

12	Monsters, Inc.	$1,323,267,383	2	$661,633,692	Monsters University ($743,559,645)
1	Monsters University (2013)	$743,559,645
2	Monsters, Inc. (2001)	$579,707,738

13	The Secret Life of Pets	$1,309,041,756	2	$654,520,878	The Secret Life of Pets ($875,457,937)
1	The Secret Life of Pets (2016)	$875,457,937
2	The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019)	$433,583,819

14	Meet the Parents	$1,163,752,566	3	$387,917,522	Meet the Fockers ($522,657,936)
1	Meet the Fockers (2004)	$522,657,936
2	Meet the Parents (2000)	$330,444,045
3	Little Fockers (2010)	$310,650,585

15

The Lego Movie

$1,095,499,139

4

$273,874,785

The Lego Movie ($469,160,692)

	Main series	$660,467,200	2	$330,233,600	The Lego Movie ($469,160,692)
1	The Lego Movie (2014)	$469,160,692
2	The Second Part (2019)	$191,306,508

	The Lego Batman Movie (2017)	$311,950,384

	The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017)	$123,081,555

16	Wreck-It Ralph	$1,000,546,851	2	$500,273,426	Ralph Breaks the Internet ($529,323,962)
1	Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)	$529,323,962
2	Wreck-It Ralph (2012)	$471,222,889

17	American Pie	$989,475,386	4	$247,368,847	American Pie 2 ($287,553,595)
1	American Pie 2 (2001)	$287,553,595
2	American Pie (1999)	$235,483,004
3	American Reunion (2012)	$234,989,584
4	American Wedding (2003)	$231,449,203

18	Back to the Future	$970,381,382	3	$323,460,461	Back to the Future ($389,053,797)
1	Back to the Future (1985)	$389,053,797
2	Back to the Future Part II (1989)	$331,950,002
3	Back to the Future Part III (1990)	$244,527,583
4	Back to the Future Day (2015)	$4,850,000

19

Ghostbusters

$931,368,963

4

$232,842,241

Ghostbusters (1984) ($295,212,467)

	Original series	$702,221,454	3	$234,073,818	Ghostbusters (1984) ($295,212,467)
1	Ghostbusters (1984)	$295,212,467
2	Ghostbusters II (1989)	$215,394,738
3	Afterlife (2021)	$191,614,249

	Answer the Call (2016)	$229,147,509

20	Home Alone	$915,140,479	3	$305,046,826	Home Alone ($476,684,675)
1	Home Alone (1990)	$477,063,114
2	Lost in New York (1992)	$358,994,850
3	Home Alone 3 (1997)	$79,082,515

21	Scary Movie	$896,555,030	5	$179,311,006	Scary Movie ($278,019,771)
1	Scary Movie (2000)	$278,019,771
2	Scary Movie 3 (2003)	$220,673,217
3	Scary Movie 4 (2006)	$178,262,620
4	Scary Movie 2 (2001)	$141,220,678
5	Scary Movie 5 (2013)	$78,378,744

22	Ted	$763,103,098	2	$381,551,549	Ted ($400,062,763)
1	Ted (2012)	$549,368,315
2	Ted 2 (2015)	$213,734,783

23	Beverly Hills Cop	$735,534,503	3	$245,178,168	Beverly Hills Cop ($316,360,478)
1	Beverly Hills Cop (1984)	$316,360,478
2	Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)	$299,965,036
3	Beverly Hills Cop III (1994)	$119,208,989

24	Sex and the City	$709,510,376	2	$354,755,188	Sex and the City ($418,765,321)
1	Sex and the City (2008)	$418,765,321
2	Sex and the City 2 (2010)	$290,745,055

25	Austin Powers	$676,356,278	3	$225,452,093	The Spy Who Shagged Me ($312,016,858)
1	The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)	$312,016,858
2	Goldmember (2002)	$296,655,431
3	International Man of Mystery (1997)	$67,683,989

Biggest worldwide openings on record for comedy films

This list charts films the biggest worldwide openings for comedy films. Since films do not open on Fridays in many markets, the 'opening' is taken to be the gross between the first day of release and the first Sunday following the movie's release. Figures prior to the year 2002 are not available. Country-by-country variations in release dates are not taken into account.

Rank	Film	Year	Opening (USD)[102]
1	Deadpool 2	2018	$300,386,357
2	Deadpool	2016	$264,711,361
3	Toy Story 4	2019	$244,523,071
4	Incredibles 2	2018	$235,826,976
5	Men In Black 3	2012	$189,884,945

Notes

Inflation adjustment is carried out using the International Monetary Fund's global Consumer price index.[2] The index is uniformly applied to the grosses in the chart published by Guinness World Records in 2014, beginning with the 2014 index. The figures in the above chart take into account inflation that occurred in 2014, and in every available year since then, with 2016 the most recent year available.
Shaolin Temple admissions:
- China – 300 million[67]
- Japan – 3,925,538[68][69]
- Hong Kong – 700,000[70]
- South Korea (Seoul City) – 294,065[71]
Awaara admissions:
- India – 17 million[73][74]
- China – 100 million[75]
- Soviet Union – 100 million[76]
The Jungle Book (1967) admissions:
- Germany – 27.3 million[78]
- Other territories – 110,615,958[79]
Disco Dancer admissions:
- India – 15 million[80][74]
- Soviet Union – 120 million[81]
Shrek 2 admissions:
- United States and Canada – 71,050,900[82]
- Europe (excluding Russia) – 44,617,071[83]
- Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Russia, South Korea – 7,355,556[84]
Incredibles 2 admissions:
- United States and Canada – 66,299,200[82]
- Europe (excluding Russia) – 29,876,015[85]
- China – 9,193,452[86]
- Russia – 4.86 million[87]
- South Korea – 3,033,105[71]
Back to the Future admissions:
- United States, Canada, Denmark – 59,434,344[88]
- France, Germany, Italy, Spain – 12,592,872[89]
- United Kingdom – 9,719,533[90]
- Japan – 8,078,180[91]
- South Korea (Seoul City) – 343,292[71]
- Other European territories (2011–2018) – 16,257[92]
Ghostbusters admissions:
- United States and Canada – 71,173,700[82]
- France, Germany, Italy – 8,046,600[93]
- Denmark and Spain – 2,763,555[94]
- South Korea (Seoul City) – 344,420[71]
- United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden (2002–2018) – 46,943[95]
Beverly Hills Cop admissions:
- United States, Canada, Denmark, Spain – 69,103,402[96]
- France, Germany, Italy – 7,499,810[97]
- United Kingdom – 2,620,211[98]
- Japan – 2,236,108[91]
- South Korea (Seoul City) – 257,182[71]
Home Alone admissions:
- United States, Canada, Spain – 70,521,419[99]
- France, Germany, Italy – 10,032,435[100]
- South Korea (Seoul City) – 869,820[71]
- United Kingdom, Belgium, Romania, Switzerland (1996–2018) – 68,134[101]

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[Snow_White-3] Inflation adjustment is carried out using the International Monetary Fund's global Consumer price index.[2] The index is uniformly applied to the grosses in the chart published by Guinness World Records in 2014, beginning with the 2014 index. The figures in the above chart take into account inflation that occurred in 2014, and in every available year since then, with 2016 the most recent year available.

[73] Shaolin Temple admissions:
China – 300 million[67]

Japan – 3,925,538[68][69]

Hong Kong – 700,000[70]

South Korea (Seoul City) – 294,065[71]

[3] China – 300 million[67]

[4] Japan – 3,925,538[68][69]

[5] Hong Kong – 700,000[70]

[6] South Korea (Seoul City) – 294,065[71]

[79] Awaara admissions:
India – 17 million[73][74]

China – 100 million[75]

Soviet Union – 100 million[76]

[8] India – 17 million[73][74]

[9] China – 100 million[75]

[10] Soviet Union – 100 million[76]

[83] The Jungle Book (1967) admissions:
Germany – 27.3 million[78]

Other territories – 110,615,958[79]

[12] Germany – 27.3 million[78]

[13] Other territories – 110,615,958[79]

[86] Disco Dancer admissions:
India – 15 million[80][74]

Soviet Union – 120 million[81]

[15] India – 15 million[80][74]

[16] Soviet Union – 120 million[81]

[90] Shrek 2 admissions:
United States and Canada – 71,050,900[82]

Europe (excluding Russia) – 44,617,071[83]

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Russia, South Korea – 7,355,556[84]

[18] United States and Canada – 71,050,900[82]

[19] Europe (excluding Russia) – 44,617,071[83]

[20] Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Russia, South Korea – 7,355,556[84]

[94] Incredibles 2 admissions:
United States and Canada – 66,299,200[82]

Europe (excluding Russia) – 29,876,015[85]

China – 9,193,452[86]

Russia – 4.86 million[87]

South Korea – 3,033,105[71]

[22] United States and Canada – 66,299,200[82]

[23] Europe (excluding Russia) – 29,876,015[85]

[24] China – 9,193,452[86]

[25] Russia – 4.86 million[87]

[26] South Korea – 3,033,105[71]

[100] Back to the Future admissions:
United States, Canada, Denmark – 59,434,344[88]

France, Germany, Italy, Spain – 12,592,872[89]

United Kingdom – 9,719,533[90]

Japan – 8,078,180[91]

South Korea (Seoul City) – 343,292[71]

Other European territories (2011–2018) – 16,257[92]

[28] United States, Canada, Denmark – 59,434,344[88]

[29] France, Germany, Italy, Spain – 12,592,872[89]

[30] United Kingdom – 9,719,533[90]

[31] Japan – 8,078,180[91]

[32] South Korea (Seoul City) – 343,292[71]

[33] Other European territories (2011–2018) – 16,257[92]

[104] Ghostbusters admissions:
United States and Canada – 71,173,700[82]

France, Germany, Italy – 8,046,600[93]

Denmark and Spain – 2,763,555[94]

South Korea (Seoul City) – 344,420[71]

United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden (2002–2018) – 46,943[95]

[35] United States and Canada – 71,173,700[82]

[36] France, Germany, Italy – 8,046,600[93]

[37] Denmark and Spain – 2,763,555[94]

[38] South Korea (Seoul City) – 344,420[71]

[39] United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden (2002–2018) – 46,943[95]

[108] Beverly Hills Cop admissions:
United States, Canada, Denmark, Spain – 69,103,402[96]

France, Germany, Italy – 7,499,810[97]

United Kingdom – 2,620,211[98]

Japan – 2,236,108[91]

South Korea (Seoul City) – 257,182[71]

[41] United States, Canada, Denmark, Spain – 69,103,402[96]

[42] France, Germany, Italy – 7,499,810[97]

[43] United Kingdom – 2,620,211[98]

[44] Japan – 2,236,108[91]

[45] South Korea (Seoul City) – 257,182[71]

[112] Home Alone admissions:
United States, Canada, Spain – 70,521,419[99]

France, Germany, Italy – 10,032,435[100]

South Korea (Seoul City) – 869,820[71]

United Kingdom, Belgium, Romania, Switzerland (1996–2018) – 68,134[101]

[47] United States, Canada, Spain – 70,521,419[99]

[48] France, Germany, Italy – 10,032,435[100]

[49] South Korea (Seoul City) – 869,820[71]

[50] United Kingdom, Belgium, Romania, Switzerland (1996–2018) – 68,134[101]

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