Box Office Performance for Walt Disney Pictures Movies in 2008

Rank	Movie	Genre	MPAA	2008 Gross	Tickets Sold	Inflation- Adjusted Gross
1	WALL-E	Adventure	G	$223,806,889	31,170,876	$245,938,212
2	The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian	Adventure	PG	$141,621,490	19,724,442	$155,625,847
3	Bolt	Comedy	PG	$109,917,145	15,308,795	$120,786,393
4	Beverly Hills Chihuahua	Comedy	PG	$93,778,953	13,061,136	$103,052,363
5	High School Musical 3: Senior Year	Musical	G	$90,224,290	12,566,057	$99,146,190
6	Bedtime Stories	Comedy	PG	$85,539,168	11,913,533	$93,997,775
7	National Treasure: The Book of Secrets	Adventure	PG	$77,018,263	10,726,778	$84,634,278
8	Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour	Concert/Performance	G	$65,281,781	9,092,170	$71,737,221
9	Step Up 2 the Streets	Drama	PG-13	$58,017,783	8,080,471	$63,754,916
10	College Road Trip	Comedy	G	$45,610,425	6,352,427	$50,120,649
11	Swing Vote	Comedy	PG-13	$16,289,867	2,268,784	$17,900,706
12	Enchanted	Romantic Comedy	PG	$13,793,851	1,921,149	$15,157,866
13	Miracle at St. Anna	Drama	R	$7,916,887	1,102,631	$8,699,759
14	Roving Mars	Documentary	G	$1,775,287	247,254	$1,950,834
15	The Game Plan	Comedy	PG	$1,608,219	223,986	$1,767,250
16	Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D	Musical	PG	$1,109,053	154,464	$1,218,721
17	Dan in Real Life	Romantic Comedy	PG-13	$735,810	102,481	$808,575
18	Morning Light	Documentary	PG	$275,093	38,314	$302,297
19	Goal! 2: Living the Dream...	Drama	PG-13	$225,067	31,346	$247,320
Total Gross of All Movies				$1,034,545,321
Total Tickets Sold					144,087,094
Total Gross of All Movies at 2008 ticket prices						$1,136,847,172

Note: This chart ranks movies by the amount they earned during 2008. It includes movies released in previous years that earned money during 2008. For example, a movie released over Thanksgiving in 2007 will most likely earn money in 2007 and 2008. Click on the individual movie to see its total gross over all the years in which it played.

Each box office year ends on the first Sunday of the following year. The next year starts the following day (Monday). For example, the "2004 box office year" ended on Sunday, January 2, 2005.

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