Forbes.com has put together a list of the Top 10 Movies with the Largest Film Production BudgetsAdjusted for Inflation. Check out the list below.
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Studio: FoxRelease Date: June 12, 1963Budget: $286.4 millionU.S. Box Office: $377.6 millionForeign Box Office: N/A
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Studio: ParamountRelease Date: Dec. 19, 1997Budget: $247.0 millionU.S. Box Office: $742.0 millionForeign Box Office: $1.5 billion
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Studio: UniversalRelease Date: July 28, 1995Budget: $229.0 millionU.S. Box Office: $115.3 million
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Studio: Warner BrothersRelease Date: July 2, 2003Budget: $216.6 millionU.S. Box Office: $162.0 millionForeign Box Office: $306.5 million
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Studio: Sony PicturesRelease Date: June 30, 2004Budget: $210.0 millionU.S. Box Office: $392.3 millionForeign Box Office: $430.9 million
***6
Studio: Warner BrothersRelease Date: June 30, 1999Budget: $203.8 millionU.S. Box Office: $136.4 millionForeign Box Office: $129.8 million
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Studio: Fox StudioRelease Date: June 13, 1997Budget: $198.8 millionU.S. Box Office: $60.4 millionForeign Box Office: $144.0 million
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Studio: Buena VistaRelease Date: Aug. 27, 1999Budget: $190.7 millionU.S. Box Office: $39.0 millionForeign Box Office: $34.6 million
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Studio: Warner BrothersRelease Date: May 14, 2004Budget: $184.3 millionU.S. Box Office: $140.5 millionForeign Box Office: $383.4 million
***10
Studio: Warner BrothersRelease Date: Nov. 10, 2004Budget: $172.1 millionU.S. Box Office: $169.8 millionForeign Box Office: $125.5 million
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