1. Titanic (1997) $1,835,300,000

Well I think that we all remember this movie. The movie was horrible as many people said, but it came first in the box office ranking. The story was about a rich girl and poor boy who meet on the ill-fated voyage of the 'unsinkable' ship. Many people cried at the final scene, where Leonardo DiCaprio sunk while Kate Winslet was trying to save him. I didn't :P. My overall rating for this movie is 3/10.

The Lord of the Rings: The return of the King (2003) $1,129,219,252

What an epic movie. It's my favourite movie and I can't understand why this movie is in the second place! The story of the Lord of the Rings movie is known to anyone and I won't say much. Frodo blah blah, Sauron blah blah, ring blah blah the good win etc :D.

If you haven't seen the Lord of the Rings movies, run and get them!!! Overall rating 10/10

3. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)  $1,060,332,628

That part was the best of the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. It had super special effects and I really enjoyed it. Johhny Depp was perfect in his role and Keira Knightley was super sexy in this movie.

Overall rating 9/10.

That was the top 3 box office movies list! Hope you liked it! Waiting for your comments!

• Run time: 2 hours, 45 minutes
• Buena Vista Pictures: Disney folks
• Rated: PG-13

Go see “Pirates 3”

For the action. It's a great action film. It's almost impossible to review this movie without spoiling it. Frankly there is a big twist at the end and for me it kinda ruined the whole film. They were trying not to have a trite, Hollywood ending, or perhaps they didn't have a clue how to end it, but however they got there they should have thought of something else. It's not horrible but it fails to give me a reason to cheer.

They really betray the whole point of the trilogy. Ok I'll stop talking about it because its ticking me off.

What about the “PG-13” Rating?

There really is a lot of violence in this film. Then again it's about pirates. They capture our imagination and there is a limit to how much we can clean them up before they loose their charm.

What if I hate Jonny Depp?

Face it some of the actors we can't stand are really good at what they do. Johnny Depp is great in this movie as he is in most of his movies. I can't stand him in real life, but he's good.

Larger Story

There could have been a number of things that pointed to the larger story but they wrecked it at the end. Seriously. They could have gone somewhere with a man who would keep his heart in a box because a women hurt him. But they chose instead to have the film's deity only really show concern for those already dead. They could have gone there with the courageous and foolhardy way that people grasp for life against all odds. But instead they chose to juggle themes of loving your father verses loving your wife and where honor fits in. We so often confuse making vows with honor. Like the apostle Paul says, “my conscience is clear but that doesn't make me right.”

There's a couple of life's lessons portrayed. One might be that you have to be careful of the company you keep. If you are around people who back stab you will at least keep secrets that can cost you someone you love.

According to boxofficemojo.com's latest data, Dead Man's Chest's total global haul has already amounted to $1,002,597,000. In the US alone, the movie has grossed $415,097,000 (est.), which represents 41.4% of the overall total. In the process the movie has also established a slew of box office records including the highest opening-day gross ($55.83 million), and the fastest film to reach the $100M (2 days), $200M (8 days; in a 3-way tie with Spider-man 2 and Star Wars III) and $300M (16 days) marks.

Around the world, Dead Man's Chest, directed by Gore Verbinski, has grossed about $587.5M (58.6%) to date. This total does not include Italy, which will report its final tally on Sept. 15. The final film, Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World's End, is scheduled for release in May 2007.