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- Titanic, the most expensive film ever made at the time of its release, cost $210 million ($337 million today) and earned $2.2 billion around the world. That box office gross should be broken into two — $1.8 billion of it came in when the picture was first released; and another $400 million came in when it was re-released in 2012.
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- Deep Throat (1972) Budget: $25,000. Profit: $22,528,467. While studio executives have long labeled an X (or NC-17) rating a kiss of death for box office totals, this infamous Linda Lovelace flick proved differently.
- Facing the Giants (2006) Budget: $100,000. Profit: $38,551,255. Sports movies have often led to major box office hits. But Alex Kendrick’s Facing the Giants had one additional plot point going for it: It’s a sports movie and a Christian drama, a sub-genre that has been turning modestly budgeted films into box office behemoths over the past several years.
- Paranormal Activity (2007) Budget: $450,000. Profit: $89,376,549. Written and directed by Oren Peli, this classic found footage horror film scared up nearly $90 million in theaters and ending up with an ROI of 19,761 percent.
- Fireproof (2008) Budget: $500,000. Profit: $57,096,178. Two years after directing Facing the Giants, Alex Kendrick directed Fireproof, another Christian drama—this one focused on the deterioration of the marriage between a fire captain (played by teen heartthrob-turned-Christian movie star Kirk Cameron) and his hospital administrator wife and how the threat of divorce turns him into a changed man.
May 1, 2023 · We have compiled a list of movies with the highest profit-to-budget ratios, with low-budget films that generated highest profits receiving priority.
- The Blair Witch Project (1999) Production budget: $350,000. Box office revenue: $248.6 million. Return on investment: 70,928% Following in the footsteps of cheap horror movies like Halloween (1978) and Friday the 13th (1980), The Blair Witch Project (1999) revolutionized the horror genre with a new component: found footage.
- Mad Max (1979) Production budget: $260,000. Box office revenue: $100 million. Return on investment: 38,361% The self-proclaimed "mastermind" George Miller might be justified in his self-given moniker given the results of Mad Max (1979).
- El Mariachi (1992) Production budget: $7,000. Box office revenue: $2 million. Return on investment: 28,471% The budget for El Mariachi (1992) was insanely small at just $7,000—and half of it was raised by director Robert Rodriguez's own participation in a cholesterol-reducing drug experiment.
- Rocky (1976) Production budget: $960,000. Box office revenue: $225 million. Return on investment: 23,337% Rocky (1976) might be the greatest underdog movie of all time, and maybe that's because the production of Rocky was itself an underdog struggle against all odds.
This is an inclusive list of the most expensive Indian films, with budgets given in Indian rupees and US dollars. The list contains only films already released to the general public and not films that are still in production or post-production, as costs can change during the production process.
Dec 18, 2015 · Movies With Lowest Budgets to Earn $1 Million at US Box Office. Most Profitable Movies, Based on Absolute Profit on Worldwide Gross.
May 1, 2023 · Our methodology for creating the list of top 20 movies of all time compared to budget involved analyzing data on movie budgets and box office revenues. We have compiled a list of movies with the highest profit-to-budget ratios, with low-budget films that generated highest profits receiving priority.
Apr 26, 2022 · Great low-budget movies often reap the most benefits. Certain films are renowned for their massive gap between cost and profit, proving that the largest budgets don't always yield the most fruitful returns.
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