As the first half of 2024 comes to an end, we look back at the top ten highest-grossing movies in the United States so far this year.

1. Inside Out 2 ($469.3 million) – Leading the box office with an impressive $469.3 million, “Inside Out 2” continues to charm audiences with its emotional depth and creative storytelling. The sequel to the beloved animated film has resonated deeply with both children and adults.

2. Dune: Part Two ($282.1 million) – Coming in second, “Dune: Part Two” amassed $282.1 million. Denis Villeneuve’s continuation of the epic sci-fi saga captivated fans with its stunning visuals and intricate plot, solidifying its place as a box office hit.

3. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire ($196.4 million) – In third place, “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” earned $196.4 million. The thrilling monster showdown delivered intense action sequences that kept audiences on the edge of their seats.

4. Kung Fu Panda 4 ($193.6 million) – The fourth installment of the animated series, “Kung Fu Panda 4,” brought in $193.6 million. Po’s latest adventures delighted families and animation enthusiasts, continuing the franchise’s legacy of fun and excitement.

5. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes ($168.1 million) – Earning $168.1 million, “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” took fifth place. The film expanded the iconic franchise with new storylines and impressive special effects.

6. Bad Boys: Ride or Die ($165.3 million) – The action-packed “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” collected $165.3 million, placing it sixth. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s return brought high-octane entertainment and nostalgia for fans of the series.

7. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire ($113.3 million) – “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” secured the seventh spot with $113.3 million. The latest chapter in the Ghostbusters saga combined comedy and supernatural thrills, attracting a broad audience.

8. IF ($109.7 million) – With $109.7 million, “IF” took eighth place. The film intrigued viewers with its unique premise and storytelling, earning a solid box office performance.

9. Bob Marley: One Love ($96.9 million) – “Bob Marley: One Love” earned $96.9 million, placing it ninth. The biographical film about the legendary musician resonated with audiences, celebrating his life and music.

10. The Fall Guy ($90.9 million) – Rounding out the top ten, “The Fall Guy” brought in $90.9 million. The film, inspired by the classic TV series, combined action and nostalgia, appealing to both new viewers and longtime fans.

These top-grossing films highlight the dynamic and varied preferences of American moviegoers, reflecting a robust year for the film industry. As we move into the latter half of 2024, it will be exciting to see what new releases might join the ranks of box office successes.

Box office figures are provided by BoxOfficeMojo.