The Top 10 Box Office Movies of 2010

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In 2010, talking toys, mad hatters and super-armored comic book heroes
dominated the box office, with moviegoers ringing up over $10 billion in
ticket sales. Here are the top ten highest grossing films at the
domestic box office this year.

10. THE KARATE KID
Domestic Total Gross: $176,591,618

Riding the 1980s nostalgia wave, and starring Jaden Smith -- son of one
of the biggest box office stars in the world -- this martial arts action
drama remake opened big and found a solid spot at number ten.

9. HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
Domestic Total Gross: $217,581,231

DreamWorks' high-flying, fire-breathing 3D adventure comedy was the
studio's biggest-ever non-'Shrek' animated hit, garnering both critical
praise and spawning a new franchise -- a sequel is already in the works.

8. SHREK FOREVER AFTER
Domestic Total Gross: $238,395,990

While it was the weakest box office performer in the hugely popular
animated 'Shrek' series, the fourth and final fairy tale farce still
easily made it into the top ten as one of the biggest movies of the year.

7. DESPICABLE ME
Domestic Total Gross: $250,588,005

While hatching his dastardly, super-villainous plan to steal the moon,
Gru and has army of minions were also a runaway hit at the summer box
office, sneaking its way into the top ten animated films of all time.

6. HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 1
Domestic Total Gross: $274,392,000 (and counting)

The popular teen wizard's penultimate big-screen adventure cast a
powerful spell on the box office, adding a heaping pile of Galleons to
the 'Harry Potter' movie franchise's $1.9 billion-and-counting total
earnings.

5. INCEPTION
Domestic Total Gross: $292,517,082

'The Dark Knight' is a tough act to follow, but writer/director
Christopher Nolan's mind-bending sci-fi action caper drove audiences
back to theaters for multiple viewings, making it one of the biggest
movies of the year.

4. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE
Domestic Total Gross: $300,531,751

Dedicated 'Twilight' fans flocked to see the third chapter of the
supernatural romance saga, giving 'Eclipse' the highest single-day gross
of the year -- but just short of last year's opening day record for
'New Moon.'

3. IRON MAN 2
Domestic Total Gross: $312,128,345

Rocketing into third place, Robert Downey Jr. suited up for a
much-anticipated second outing as Marvel Comics' super-armored hero,
kicking off the summer with the biggest opening weekend of the year.

2. ALICE IN WONDERLAND
Domestic Total Gross: $334,191,110

Director Tim Burton's 3D re-imagining of the classic Lewis Carrol
fantasy tale defied all expectations as the top earning spring release
of all time, jumping into second place with a massive opening weekend of
$116.1 million.

1. TOY STORY 3
Domestic Total Gross: $415,004,880

The third (and presumably final) installment of Pixar's beloved
franchise sits firmly at the top of the toy chest as the highest
grossing film of 2010, nabbing the unstoppable animation studio its
biggest hit yet.

out of the whole list, ive only seen one.

Inception was the only one that deserved it lol, TS3 got it by default from the other two.

Only Alice in Wonderland, since i've been creaming over it since i heard it was going to be released.

Alice in Wonderland was an artistic Masterpiece, i fecking loved it. The acting was top notch. It was witty, it's writing was pretty alright. It was just amazing to watch and an amazing experience. One of my top 15 movies of all time.

I seriously just loved it.

I'm surprised Toy Story got it lol, I gathered most people lost care after 10 years.

Inception was no doubt the best movie of 2010, with Harry Potter coming in second.

Because Kids are money makers, especially the bratty ones who get what they want.

Finding Nemo is hands down the best Animated Movie in history. It was just damn awesome.

That wasn't "a great movie"....it was THE GREATEST ANIMATED MOVIE".......don't mix things up mister.

The only ones I want to see are Inception and TS3,

Haven't seen any of them

Toy Story 3 was quite the tearjerker I heard so I'll be seeing that one eventually <3

Inception, Alice and Karate Kid too!!

Can't see Harry Potter because I've only seen the first one

It's been 10 years!! All these Harry Potter movies and only watched the first one