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The Harry Potter franchise has always had magic running through its veins, and we’re not just talking about wands and spells. From the very first film, Sorcerer’s Stone, the wizarding world proved to be a box office juggernaut, pulling in fans faster than a Quidditch match draws a crowd. Each installment kept the momentum alive, with midnight premieres, long theater lines, and global hype that could rival any blockbuster.
But while all eight films were financially successful, only one of them soared high enough to land among the most elite earners in box office history. The others, though beloved and immensely profitable, didn’t quite crack that ultra-exclusive list. Still, the franchise’s overall haul is staggering and remains a gold standard for fantasy sagas everywhere.
What’s even wilder? The one movie that did break into the all-time box office hall of fame isn’t just a fan-favorite, it also marked the epic end of an era, wrapping up years of magical mayhem in one unforgettable finale.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Under Top 50 Box Office Hits
Out of all the magical mayhem, Triwizard tournaments, time-turner chaos, and Horcrux hunts, only one Harry Potter movie waved its wand high enough to land in the all-time Top 50 box office chart. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 didn’t just mark the end of the saga, it obliterated expectations like a well-aimed Avada Kedavra.
This wasn’t just another franchise finale, it was the moment fans had been waiting a decade for. The Boy Who Lived, the Dark Lord’s final showdown, and the epic Battle of Hogwarts packed theaters worldwide, casting a spell that turned nostalgia into a global box office avalanche. The film didn’t just Apparate into success, it rocketed there on a Firebolt.
With a global gross of a jaw-dropping $1.34 billion, (via Box Office Mojo), Deathly Hallows Part 2 showed the world that wizarding fans will absolutely show up when it counts (wands, butterbeer, and tissues in hand). It’s no surprise the movie blasted past the rest of the series to secure its place among the highest-grossing films of all time.
While every Harry Potter film delivered magic at the box office, this one truly ruled the Gringotts vaults. It was the perfect storm- a loyal fanbase, epic storytelling, and the kind of emotional payoff that even casual viewers couldn’t ignore.
The result? One final film to rule them all, and a reminder that Hogwarts will always be home, especially when it’s hauling in over a billion dollars.
Second Highest Box Office Earner Of Harry Potter Franchise
Before the Boy Who Lived took his final bow in Deathly Hallows Part 2, he kicked off his journey with a bang in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, and let’s just say, the box office magic started early. With a global gross of $1.02 billion, (Box Office Mojo), the very first film in the franchise is still holding its own as the second-highest earner in Harry Potter history.
Released in 2001, Sorcerer’s Stone was our first real trip to Hogwarts. Floating candles, moving staircases, and a giant named Hagrid knocking on a door with “Yer a wizard, Harry” instantly had fans ready to throw their Muggle lives aside and board the Hogwarts Express. The spell worked so well, audiences around the world couldn’t get enough.
This wasn’t just the beginning of an era, it was the cinematic version of a perfectly brewed Felix Felicis. The casting was spot on, the effects were groundbreaking (for the time), and the world-building? Pure magic. No one knew yet how massive the franchise would become, but the box office clearly showed people were already obsessed.
More than two decades later, it’s still one of the most beloved and rewatched Harry Potter films, and its billion-dollar status proves just how powerful the magic was from day one. Not bad for a kid living under the stairs!
Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.
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