Market Charts > 1995 > Genres > Romantic Comedy

Box Office Performance for Romantic Comedy Movies in 1995

Summary for all Years 1996 →
RankMovieRelease
Date		 Theatrical
Distributor		MPAA
Rating		1995 GrossTickets Sold
1 While You Were Sleeping Apr 21, 1995 Walt Disney PG $81,057,016 18,633,796
2 Nine Months Jul 12, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $69,660,733 16,013,961
3 The American President Nov 17, 1995 Sony Pictures PG-13 $51,068,604 11,739,908
4 French Kiss May 5, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $38,863,798 8,934,206
5 Forget Paris May 19, 1995 Sony Pictures PG-13 $33,194,512 7,630,922
6 Sabrina Dec 15, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG $30,788,670 7,077,855
7 Grumpier Old Men Dec 22, 1995 Warner Bros. PG-13 $30,767,512 7,072,991
8 I.Q. Dec 25, 1994 Paramount Pictures PG $13,201,318 3,034,785
9 Bye Bye Love Mar 17, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $12,073,560 2,775,531
10 Speechless Dec 16, 1994 MGM PG-13 $5,361,348 1,232,493
11 Miami Rhapsody Jan 27, 1995 Walt Disney PG-13 $5,086,578 1,169,328
12 Jeffrey Aug 4, 1995 Orion Classics R $3,487,000 801,609
13 A Month by the Lake Sep 22, 1995 Miramax R $2,196,000 504,827
14 The Swan Princess Nov 18, 1994 New Line G $642,192 147,630
15 Party Girl Jun 9, 1995 First Look R $472,370 108,590
16 A Pyromaniac’s Love Story Mar 28, 1995 Walt Disney PG $468,240 107,641
17 Bar Girls Mar 24, 1995 Orion Classics R $397,566 91,394
18 Milk Money Aug 31, 1994 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $125,013 28,738
Total Gross of All Movies$378,912,030
Total Tickets Sold87,106,205

Note: This chart ranks movies by the amount they earned during 1995. It includes movies released in previous years that earned money during 1995. For example, a movie released over Thanksgiving in 2010 will most likely earn money in 2010 and 2011. Click on the individual movie to see its total gross over all the years in which it played.

Inflation-adjusted figures are based ticket sale estimates, and may not be precise due to rounding errors.

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