Will Smith's Top Highest Grossing Movies of All Time

This shouldn’t come as a surprise to me since this is a remake of a beloved Disney film, but it’s not one of my favorite performances. I don’t hate it, but I like a few better than this one. But clearly others LOVED it and it showed at the box office.

The first movie that would cross the $100 million dollar over the Fourth of July weekend starring Smith would later prove to be the jump off point. In years following, Smith consistently became the unofficial King of the 4th of July with consistent releases that all hit $100 million.

I don’t know what Will likes about playing bad heroes/villains (we’ll get to Hancock soon), but between him, Margot Robbie, and Jared Leto—Suicide Squad has become one of my favorite comfort watch films. (I don’t know what that says about me, but let’s move on.)

You would think a movie franchise would lose steam by the third film but when Will Smith is involved, you might want to think again!

If our beloved superheroes from Marvel had that long lost cousin they never invite to the cookout because he can’t hold his liquor or restrain his powers—that would be Hancock. Not my favorite, but as a superhero fanl, I’m not mad at it.

Who knew Will Smith and Tommie Lee Jones would be a match made in alien-busting heaven? Obviously the stuidos did and that’s why we’ve got two sequels.

This one hits a little too close to home given the worldwide pandemic we just dealt with (and arguably still are), but the people loved it!

Admit it: you’ve never seen an alien immigration officer look as good as Smith does in this. I’m so glad there’s three of these!

They almost had us thinking this would be the last we’d see of the Will and Martin Lawrence together, but thankfully not. This breathed new life into the beloved franchise and I can’t wait to see them go for one, or two, or three more rides! I mean, they said “for life,” right?

It’s a damn shame that out of Will Smith’s entire filmography, he’s only given us one true rom-com. Is it a classic? Absolutely. But do we deserve at least 5 more? You’re damn right we do!

A childhood favorite! One of the best animated comedies, hands down! Nemo ain’t got nothing on Oscar! I will not be hearing any other arguments. Let’s move one

There’s a lot to like about I, Robot although I can’t but think this may have been some sort of foreshadowing (or forewarning) considering the current AI takeover we’re experiencing!

I can see why Smith views this as his best work, the trailer alone still brings tears to my eyes. You definitely did your big one, Big Willy!

Though many folks (including Smith) acknowledge that Wild, Wild West wasn’t his best movie—as somebody who loved to watch it growing up, it holds a special place in my heart regardless of the naysayers!