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1 of 2020. The Break-Up - $118,703,275Universal -
2 of 2019. 50 First Dates - $120,908,074Columbia -
3 of 2018. Something's Gotta Give - $124,728,738Columbia -
4 of 2017. Mr. Deeds - $126,293,452Columbia -
5 of 2016. Sleepless in Seattle - $126,680,884TriStar -
6 of 2015. My Best Friend's Wedding - $127,120,029TriStar -
7 of 2014. Sweet Home Alabama - $127,223,418Disney -
8 of 2013. Coming to America - $128,152,301Paramount -
9 of 2012. Silver Linings Playbook - $132,092,958Weinstein Company -
10 of 2011. Bringing Down the House - $132,716,677Disney -
11 of 2010 As Good as It Gets - $148,478,011Sony Pictures -
12 of 209. Knocked Up - $148,768,917Universal -
13 of 208. Runaway Bride - $152,257,509Paramount -
14 of 207. Sex and the City - $152,647,258New Line Cinema -
15 of 206. The Proposal - $163,958,031Disney -
16 of 205. There's Something About Mary - $176,484,65120th Century Fox -
17 of 204. Pretty Woman - $178,406,268Buena Vista -
18 of 203. Hitch - $179,495,555Columbia -
19 of 202. What Women Want - $182,811,707Paramount -
20 of 20My Big Fat Greek Wedding is back!IFC
All domestic box office grosses are according to Box Office Mojo.
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