the 5 biggest box office hits of 2016 so far

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The 5 Biggest Box Office Hits of 2016 So FarImage source: Cisco.

Released in America on June 17, Finding Dory crossed $300 million at the domestic box office on June 28. That's faster than any other animated film in history. Image source:Disney.

Finding Dory

Finding Dory

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Finding Dory has done over $420 million in global ticket sales and should swim past $1 billion with more foreign openings. Image source: Disney.

Finding Dory


Image source:Disney. With more than $1.14 billion in worldwide ticket sales, Civil War is currently 2016's top grossing film.

Captain America: Civil War


Image source:Disney. With a production and marketing budget somewhere in the neighborhood of $450 million, Captain America: Civil War was expensive to produce, but the movie has justified its cost with strong earnings and a favorable audience reception that should be a boon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Captain America: Civil War


Image source:Disney. The Jungle Book has surpassed $930 million in ticket sales, making it Disney's most successful live action re-imagining of an animated classic.

The Jungle Book


Image source:Disney. The 2016 version of Jungle Book did great business overseas, and set a record for India's top-grossing Hollywood film. A sequel is already in the works.

The Jungle Book


Image source:Disney. Zootopia released March 30 and has grossed more than $1 billion in global ticket sales, making it the third-highest grossing new film property ever.

Zootopia

Zootopia


Image source:Disney. Following Frozen, Zootopia is the second movie from Disney Animation Studios to cross $1 billion in ticket sales. The film is also likely to generate substantial merchandise sales.

Zootopia


At roughly $780 million, Deadpool has the lowest global gross on this list, but it's still 2016's biggest hit so far...

Image sources: Fox.

Deadpool


Image source: Fox. Deadpool had a reported production budget of just $58 million far lower than any other top-grossing 2016 film. The movie was a huge hit for Fox's film division in a year that has otherwise seen some notable disappointments.

Deadpool


Looking at production and marketing cost relative to ticket sales, Deadpool stands a very good chance of remaining the year's biggest hit.

While Deadpool can be counted as an unqualified success, X-Men: Apocalypse is on track to do roughly $200 million less at the box office than its immediate predecessor and Independence Day: Resurgence is a flop.

Fox has the year's biggest hit, but disappointments weigh


With breakout hits Zootopia and The Jungle Book making up for a big disappointment with Alice Through the Looking Glass, and strong performance from Civil War and Finding Dory, Disney is on pace for a record year at the box office.

Disney films did roughly $1 billion in domestic ticket sales in all of 2015. Through the first half of 2016, and counting sales for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, domestic sales for the company's movies reached nearly $1.8 billion.

Disney is on fire at the box office


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