Top 40 Movies of 2015

 
Top 40 Movies Worldwide - 2nd March 2016

(Box Office info courtesy of Box Office Mojo)



40) Fantastic Four - Directed by Josh Trank

Worldwide Box Office - $168m



39) Creed - Directed by Ryan Coogler

Worldwide Box Office - $173.2m



38) Jupiter Ascending - Directed by The Wachowskis

Worldwide Box Office - $184m



37) The Intern - Directed by Nancy Meyers

Worldwide Box Office - $194.5m 



36) Straight Outta Compton - Directed by F. Gary Gray

Worldwide Box Office - $201.6m



35) Everest - Directed by Baltasar Kormákur

Worldwide Box Office - $203.4m



34) Tomorrowland - Directed by Brad Bird

Worldwide Box Office - $209m



33) Ted 2 - Directed by Seth MacFarlane

Worldwide Box Office - $216.7m



32) Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip - Directed by Walt Becker

Worldwide Box Office - $224.3m



31) Spy - Directed by Paul Feig

Worldwide Box Office - $235.7m



30) Daddy's Home - Directed by Sean Anders

Worldwide Box Office - $236.1m



29) Pixels - Directed by Chris Columbus

Worldwide Box Office - $243.6m



28) The Peanuts Movie - Directed by Steve Martino

Worldwide Box Office - 245.7m



27) Paddington - Directed by Paul King

Worldwide Box Office- $259.6m



26) Pitch Perfect 2 - Directed by Elizabeth Banks

Worldwide Box Office - $287.5m



25) Insurgent - Directed by Robert Schwentke

Worldwide Box Office - $297.3m



24) The Scorch Trials - Directed by Wes Ball

Worldwide Box Office - $312.3m



23) The Good Dinosaur - Directed by Peter Sohn

Worldwide Box Office - $313.6m  



22) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water - Directed by Paul Tibbitt & Mike Mitchell

Worldwide Box Office - $323.4m



21) Taken 3 - Directed by Olivier Megaton

Worldwide Box Office - $326.5m



20) Mad Max: Fury Road - Directed by George Miller

Worldwide Box Office - $377.6m



19) Home - Directed by Tim Johnson

Worldwide Box Office - $386m



18) The Revenant - Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu

Worldwide Box Office - $405.6m



17) Kingsman: The Secret Service - Directed by Matthew Vaughn

Worldwide Box Office - $414.4m



16) Terminator Genisys - Directed by Alan Taylor

Worldwide Box Office - $440.6m



15) Hotel Transylvania 2 - Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky

Worldwide Box Office - $469.2m



14) San Andreas - Directed by Brad Peyton

Worldwide Box Office - $473.8m



13) Ant-Man - Directed by Peyton Reed

Worldwide Box Office - $519.3m



12) Cinderella - Directed by Kenneth Branagh

Worldwide Box Office - $542.7m



11) Fifty Shades of Grey - Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson

Worldwide Box Office - $571m    



10) The Martian - Directed by Ridley Scott

Worldwide Box Office - $624.1m



09) Mockingjay Part 2 - Directed by Francis Lawrence

Worldwide Box Office - $653m



08) Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - Directed by Christopher McQuarrie

Worldwide Box Office - $682.3m



07) Inside Out - Directed by Pete Docter

Worldwide Box Office - $856.8m



06) Spectre - Directed by Sam Mendes

Worldwide Box Office - $879.5m



05) Minions - Directed by Kyle Balda & Pierre Coffin

Worldwide Box Office - $1,159,398,397



04) Avengers: Age of Ultron - Directed by Joss Whedon

Worldwide Box Office - $1,405,413,868



03) Fast & Furious 7 - Directed by James Wan

Worldwide Box Office - $1,516,045,911



2) Jurassic World - Directed by Colin Trevorrow

Worldwide Box Office - $1,670,400,637


  
01) Star Wars - The Force Awakens - Directed by J.J. Abrams

Worldwide Box Office - $2,048,225,742

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