All 30 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, ranked by how much money they made at the global box office
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Marvel movies dominated the 2021 box office, but only “No Way Home” performed at pre-pandemic levels.
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2022 has seen more of a return to form for the franchise, most recently with “Wakanda Forever.”
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Insider ranked all 30 MCU movies by their global box office, according to IMDb Pro data.
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In total, the MCU has earned more than $25 billion worldwide, making it the biggest movie franchise ever.
30. “The Incredible Hulk” (2008)


Worldwide box office: $264.7 million
Total domestic box office: $134.8 million
Domestic opening weekend: $55.4 million
Budget: $150 million
29. “Captain America: The First Avenger” (2011)


Worldwide box office: $370.6 million
Total domestic box office: $176.7 million
Domestic opening weekend: $65 million
Budget: $140 million
28. “Black Widow” (2021)*


Worldwide box office: $379.6 million
Total domestic box office: $183.6 million
Domestic opening weekend: $80 million
Budget: $200 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic, and released simultaneously in theaters and on Disney+ Premier Access
27. “Eternals” (2021)*


Worldwide box office: $402.06 million
Total domestic box office: $168.9 million
Domestic opening weekend: $71.3 million
Budget: $200 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
26. “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” (2021)*


Worldwide box office: $432.2 million
Total domestic box office: $224.5 million
Domestic opening weekend: $75.4 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
25. “Thor” (2011)


Worldwide box office: $449.3 million
Total domestic box office: $181 million
Domestic opening weekend: $65.7 million
Budget: $150 million
24. “Ant-Man” (2015)


Worldwide box office: $519.3 million
Total domestic box office: $180.2 million
Domestic opening weekend: $57.2 million
Budget: $130 million
23. “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” (2022)


Worldwide box office (so far): $546.3 million
Total domestic box office (so far): $288 million
Domestic opening weekend: $181.3 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
22. “Iron Man” (2008)


Worldwide box office: $585.8 million
Total domestic box office: $319 million
Domestic opening weekend: $98.6 million
Budget: $140 million
21. “Ant-Man and the Wasp” (2018)


Worldwide box office: $622.7 million
Total domestic box office: $216.7 million
Domestic opening weekend: $75.8 million
Budget: $162 million
20. “Iron Man 2” (2010)


Worldwide box office: $623.9 million
Total domestic box office: $312.4 million
Domestic opening weekend: $128.1 million
Budget: $200 million
19. “Thor: The Dark World” (2013)


Worldwide box office: $644.8 million
Total domestic box office: $206.4 million
Domestic opening weekend: $85.7 million
Budget: $170 million
18. “Doctor Strange” (2016)


Worldwide box office: $677.8 million
Total domestic box office: $232.6 million
Domestic opening weekend: $85 million
Budget: $165 million
17. “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” (2014)


Worldwide box office: $714.4 million
Total domestic box office: $259.8 million
Domestic opening weekend: $95 million
Budget: $170 million
16. “Thor: Love and Thunder” (2022)


Worldwide box office: $760.9 million
Total domestic box office: $343.2 million
Domestic opening weekend: $144 million
Budget: $250 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
15. “Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014)


Worldwide box office: $773.4 million
Total domestic box office: $333.7 million
Domestic opening weekend: $94.3 million
Budget: $170 million
14. “Thor: Ragnarok” (2017)


Worldwide box office: $854 million
Total domestic box office: $315 million
Domestic opening weekend: $122.7 million
Budget: $180 million
13. “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” (2017)


Worldwide box office: $863.8 million
Total domestic box office: $389.8 million
Domestic opening weekend: $146.5 million
Budget: $200 million
12. “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017)


Worldwide box office: $880.2 million
Total domestic box office: $334.2 million
Domestic opening weekend: $117 million
Budget: $175 million
11. “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” (2022)*


Worldwide box office: $955.8 million
Total domestic box office: $411.3 million
Domestic opening weekend: $187 million
Budget: $200 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
10. “Captain Marvel” (2019)


Worldwide box office: $1.128 billion
Total domestic box office: $426.8 million
Domestic opening weekend: $153.4 million
Budget: $160 million
9. “Spider-Man: Far From Home” (2019)


Worldwide box office: $1.13 billion
Total domestic box office: $390.5 million
Domestic opening weekend: $92.6 million
Budget: $160 million
8. “Captain America: Civil War” (2016)


Worldwide box office: $1.15 billion
Total domestic box office: $408 million
Domestic opening weekend: $179 million
Budget: $250 million
7. “Iron Man 3” (2013)


Worldwide box office: $1.2 billion
Total domestic box office: $409 million
Domestic opening weekend: $174 million
Budget: $200 million
6. “Black Panther” (2018)


Worldwide box office: $1.3 billion
Total domestic box office: $700 million
Domestic opening weekend: $202 million
Budget: $200 million
5. “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (2015)


Worldwide box office: $1.4 billion
Total domestic box office: $459 million
Domestic opening weekend: $191.3 million
Budget: $250 million
4. “The Avengers” (2012)


Worldwide box office: $1.5 billion
Total domestic box office: $623.4 million
Domestic opening weekend: $207.4 million
Budget: $220 million
3. “Spider-Man: No Way Home” (2021)*


Worldwide box office: $1.9 billion
Total domestic box office: $814 million
Domestic opening weekend: $260.14 million
Budget: $200 million
*Released during coronavirus pandemic
2. “Avengers: Infinity War” (2018)


Worldwide box office: $2.05 billion
Total domestic box office: $678.8 million
Domestic opening weekend: $257.7 million
Budget: $321 million
1. “Avengers: Endgame” (2019)


Worldwide box office: $2.8 billion
Total domestic box office: $858.4 million
Domestic opening weekend: $357 million
Budget: $356 million
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