NO.10: The Hobbit 1: An Unexpected Journey (2012) $257 million.
From the special effects, music and camera movement, you can feel that this is indeed a grand world view setting that is as real as possible from all aspects, although it is 2 and a half hours long, but the various small climaxes wave after wave will not make people feel very lengthy, but the flaw is that there is indeed a little bit of excitement after watching the big climax, after reading a whole part, it feels like only reading the beginning of a long novel, all paving the way for the subsequent development.
NO.9: Avatar (2009) $261 million.
Looking back 12 years later, it is interesting that such an anti-colonial story is not even politically correct today (white men leading indigenous rebels against suzerain). In terms of the fictional anthropological temperament, this work is also far from "Dancing with Wolves", and lacks the process of real understanding, de-masking and unfolding. Perhaps, with the precipitation of the political liberation heat wave, the future science fiction genre will have a new focus: stripping away all kinds of preconceptions, imagining the unguared landscape of the other, to show a utopian world that we are not familiar with (cannot be politicized) but worth looking forward to.
NO.8: Pirates of the Caribbean 2 (2006) $264 million.
The first two pirates of the Caribbean are quite classics. I really love Captain Jack, although the first part is still the TOP 1 of the Pirate series in my heart, but this one is really good! The adventure plot coupled with Jack's own funny aura, as well as the funny plot makes people laugh. Jack also fully proved himself to be a straight man's sexual orientation, but Elizabeth's wavering choice of mate made me wonder who was more suitable for her, whether it was Will, who was a young man, or Jack, a real warrior with idealistic overtones and the courage to take risks.
NO.7: Future Water World (1995) $271 million.
Ocean-loving audiences should be ecstatic, and people with giants and deep-sea phobias should be careful. Because of the age, the explosion scene is ugly and fake, but the whole future world of steel industrialization, the use of various water sports, and the frightening flooded high-rise cities are amazing.
NO.6: Harry Potter 6: The Betrayal of the Half-Blood Prince (2009) $275 million.
It was so heartbreaking, the last thirty minutes were non-stop knife you, crying miserable, the greatest wizard of all time Dumbledore, forever in everyone's heart, from drinking potions in the cave to the final bell tower left, the tears really can't be stopped, and after Hog Woods will never speak dumbledore again every semester, it is uncomfortable to think about. The greatest wizard, everything he had arranged for himself, even death. I also feel sorry for Snape, how sad and sad his heart should be, but he still has to act, because he still has responsibilities. This one is too abusive.
NO.5: "The Trolls" (2010) $281 million.
After reading a small part of the book, experiencing some of the harsh reality, and watching the real indifferent movie, I made up my mind to watch this Disney movie in a dinner time. It's really a warm and healing fairy tale, a comedy, with laughs, making people happy and forget the troubles of reality, such as the horse. There are also songs and dances, and it turns out that Disney movies are all song and dance. There are also points to see, the princess's long blonde hair is very beautiful, very simple princess, very soft and cute, after cutting the short hair, she also looks resistant. Not the cold royal sister of the princess in "Frozen", the golden princess is like the newborn sunrise, bright and simple and full of hope. Both of my princesses liked it. It's just that the princess of Frozen is more personal.
NO.4: Spider-Man 3 (2007) $294 million.
The unprecedented introduction of 3 villains, coupled with Spider-Man's self-struggle after wearing black, makes the story of this sequel infinitely compressed and told too hastily. Both Sandman and Venom need to be depicted from origin to end in the same film, which causes its motivation to attack Spider-Man is too thin, far less than Dr. Octopus in the previous game. As for the character of Harry/Little Green Devil, although it was laid at the end of the previous game, in this part, from confrontation to amnesia to revenge, to reconciliation, the mentality changes too quickly, and the way of revenge alone is not natural enough.
NO.3: Titanic (1997) $294 million.
At first glance, it amazes Ruth and Jack with the sincere poignancy of their love, especially when Ruth ends up throwing the Heart of the Ocean into the sea. The pictures on the table were all about where they had wanted to go, and finally Ruth went by herself without Jack. Look at the band that attracted me to the old couple who hugged together and faced death. Titanic forever a classic.
NO.2: Cleopatra (1963) $340 million.
I have seen it a little earlier, but I don't really understand it. Recently watched a Mediterranean documentary, when it comes to Rome, I have to mention this history, so I found out and watched it again, only to understand the republic and the D referee, what are they tossing and turning. However, this film involves very little, mainly in the performance of the beauty of the boundless charm, palatial, poor luxury, a variety of styles. Let the two great roman executives fall under the pomegranate skirt, and have not only beauty, but also wisdom, and exert the woman's wrist to the extreme.
NO.1: Pirates of the Caribbean: The End of the World (2007) $342 million.
The plot to save Jack, the pace is very fast, the crab dragged the Black Pearl to the sea is also very peculiar, "Fat Brother" whistle wind was bombarded by the cannon to make Elizabeth become the captain of the ship and rely on Jack's help to become the pirate king decided to fight, and Jack in the negotiation to the ghost ship and got David's heart, and finally let William stab the heart to avoid death, or come back from the dead Glacier, whirlpool station, should be said to be the most exciting picture.
The world's ten most expensive movies, one more than the other!