Box Office History for New Line

Ticket Sales and Market Share by Year


Note: Figures for 2025 are at an annualized rate.

Top-Grossing Movies 1995-2025, Adjusted for Ticket Price Inflation

RankMovieRelease
Date
GenreMPAA
Rating
Total GrossInflation-Adjusted
Gross
1 The Lord of the Rings: The Retur… Dec 17, 2003 Adventure PG-13 $381,518,844 $703,222,310
2 The Lord of the Rings: The Two T… Dec 18, 2002 Adventure PG-13 $345,115,396 $657,859,657
3 The Lord of the Rings: The Fello… Dec 19, 2001 Adventure PG-13 $319,232,617 $630,098,993
4 Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagg… Jun 10, 1999 Comedy PG-13 $206,040,085 $458,723,093
5 Rush Hour 2 Aug 3, 2001 Action PG-13 $226,164,286 $451,928,984
6 Austin Powers in Goldmember Jul 25, 2002 Comedy PG-13 $213,117,789 $414,864,406
7 Wedding Crashers Jul 15, 2005 Comedy R $209,218,368 $369,151,286
8 Rush Hour Sep 18, 1998 Action PG-13 $141,186,864 $339,803,985
9 Elf Nov 7, 2003 Comedy PG $184,129,376 $334,972,617
10 Se7en Sep 15, 1995 Thriller/Suspense R $100,908,157 $260,570,604
11 Michael Dec 25, 1996 Comedy PG $95,345,070 $239,932,851
12 Rush Hour 3 Aug 10, 2007 Action PG-13 $140,125,968 $230,352,433
13 Hairspray Jul 20, 2007 Musical PG $118,871,849 $195,412,879
14 The Wedding Singer Feb 13, 1998 Romantic Comedy PG-13 $80,245,725 $193,513,670
15 Mortal Kombat Aug 18, 1995 Action PG-13 $70,433,227 $183,124,316
16 Blade Aug 21, 1998 Action R $70,141,876 $169,148,096
17 Lost In Space Apr 3, 1998 Adventure PG-13 $69,117,629 $166,678,117
18 Blade 2 Mar 22, 2002 Action R $81,676,888 $158,995,799
19 Freddy vs. Jason Aug 15, 2003 Horror R $82,622,655 $154,968,851
20 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Oct 17, 2003 Horror R $80,571,655 $151,116,405
21 The Notebook Jun 25, 2004 Drama PG-13 $81,582,653 $147,620,383
22 Monster-in-Law May 13, 2005 Romantic Comedy PG-13 $82,931,301 $146,326,518
23 John Q. Feb 15, 2002 Thriller/Suspense PG-13 $71,026,631 $138,263,540
24 Spawn Jul 31, 1997 Action PG-13 $54,979,992 $135,473,566
25 Austin Powers: International Man… May 2, 1997 Comedy PG-13 $53,883,989 $132,772,965
Complete List

Year by Year Market Share

YearMovies in
Release
Market
Share
GrossTickets SoldInflation-
Adjusted
Gross
Top-Grossing MovieGross that Year
1995 15 6.21% $330,312,564 75,933,915 $858,812,579 Se7en $87,046,142
1996 20 5.16% $298,030,516 67,427,710 $762,607,400 Michael $52,733,564
1997 19 5.39% $334,211,383 72,812,928 $823,514,216 Spawn $54,979,992
1998 17 7.65% $518,495,289 110,553,367 $1,250,358,581 Rush Hour $136,065,335
1999 14 4.12% $303,889,853 59,820,837 $676,573,666 Austin Powers: The Spy Who … $205,957,794
2000 17 4.95% $373,949,533 69,378,392 $784,669,614 The Cell $61,280,963
2001 13 7.00% $569,669,900 100,648,392 $1,138,333,314 Rush Hour 2 $226,164,286
2002 12 9.52% $868,341,845 149,456,428 $1,690,352,201 The Lord of the Rings: The … $218,595,905
2003 15 10.12% $933,019,675 154,729,632 $1,749,992,138 The Lord of the Rings: The … $249,445,927
2004 14 4.67% $438,827,999 70,664,734 $799,218,142 The Lord of the Rings: The … $127,613,073
2005 13 4.74% $418,061,480 65,220,199 $737,640,451 Wedding Crashers $209,218,368
2006 13 2.73% $251,398,917 38,381,514 $434,094,923 Final Destination 3 $54,098,051
2007 15 5.03% $486,382,866 70,695,185 $799,562,542 Rush Hour 3 $140,125,968
2008 4 0.65% $63,557,381 8,852,004 $100,116,165 Semi-Pro $33,479,698
2011 1 0.01% $764,607 96,420 $1,090,510 The Lord of the Rings: The … $818,580
2018 1 0.00% $442,073 48,526 $548,829 Elf $442,073
2020 2 0.07% $1,450,670 158,025 $1,787,263 Elf $880,000
2023 1 0.03% $2,996,587 273,911 $3,097,933 Elf $2,996,587
2024 5 0.02% $2,137,960 189,032 $2,137,952 The Lord of the Rings: The … $3,256,658

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