List of highest-grossing Mexican films

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The following is a list of the highest-grossing films from the Mexican film industry .

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Box office gross revenue

The following is a list of the highest-grossing films within the Mexican film industry, based on box office gross revenue. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Background colour   indicates films that are currently playing in theaters (as of December 2023)
RankFilmTotal gross (MXN)CountryYearAudience count
1 Instructions Not Included $600,377,842Mexico201315,201,188
2 The Noble Family $340,299,356Mexico20137,136,680
3 No Manches Frida 2 $329,344,152Mexico
Germany
United States
20196,651,114
4 ¿Qué culpa tiene el niño? $277,785,684Mexico20165,893,937
5 Mirreyes contra Godínez $238,702,189Mexico20194,582,109
6 No Manches Frida $222,375,687Mexico
Germany
United States
20165,105,074
7 Radical [6] $206,800,000Mexico20233,200,000
8 Hazlo como hombre $201,034,066Mexico
Chile
20174,350,342
9 Ya veremos $197,709,023Mexico20184,134,851
10 The Perfect Dictatorship $189,218,721Mexico20144,186,721
11Cásese quien pueda$168,390,746Mexico20144,090,731
12 Un gallo con muchos huevos $167,808,502Mexico20154,131,013
13 The Crime of Father Amaro $162,650,000 [7] Mexico
Spain
20025,238,928
14 La Boda de Valentina $159,196,389Mexico20183,351,579
15 Little Boy $148,320,000 [7] [8] Mexico
United States
20153,342,259
16 Una película de huevos $142,347,787Mexico20063,994,361
17 Tod@s caen $136,046,896Mexico20192,676,137
18 Treintona, soltera y fantástica $135,656,112Mexico20162,957,046
19 Rudo y Cursi $127,885,561Mexico20083,019,297
20 Cantinflas $127,436,304Mexico20142,822,170
21 A la mala $126,594,027Mexico20152,800,742
22 No eres tú, soy yo $125,770,398Mexico20102,908,208
23 3 Idiotas $125,649,202Mexico20172,688,323
24 Perfect Strangers $123,310,159Mexico20192,211,764
25 Kilometer 31 $118,854,771Mexico20073,219,076
26 Sexo, pudor y lágrimas $118,000,000Mexico19995,000,000
27 Otra película de huevos y un pollo $113,588,002Mexico20093,095,106
28 Dulce familia $112,665,565Mexico20192,226,206
29 Don gato y su pandilla $112,250,685Mexico
Argentina
20112,595,664
30 Me gusta, pero me asusta $110,185,867Mexico20172,650,955
31Como contrar a tu patan$108,876,014Mexico20172,359,646
32 Cindy la Regia $106,541,500Mexico20201,876,687
33 Una mujer sin filtro $103,535,267Mexico20182,132,356
34 Y tu mamá también $103,000,000Mexico20013,200,000
35 Infelices para siempre $101,700,000 [9] Mexico20231,780,000
36 Under the Same Moon $101,000,000Mexico
United States
20082,500,000
37 La leyenda del Charro Negro $100,848,993Mexico20182,408,475
38 La leyenda del Chupacabras $100,106,252Mexico20162,593,419
39 La boda de mi mejor amigo $100,100,000 [10] Mexico20191,890,000

Box office ticket sales

The following is a list of Mexican films that have had the highest ticket sales at the worldwide box office.

FilmYear Known box office ticket sales Ref
Mexico USA & Canada Soviet Union Other marketsWorldwide
Yesenia 1971Un­knownUn­known91,400,00091,400,000 [11]
Corazón Salvaje 1968Un­known41,600,000Un­known41,600,000 [12]
The Great Adventure of Zorro 1976Un­known38,400,00038,400,000 [13]
Una cita de amor 1958Un­known32,300,000Un­known32,300,000 [14]
800 Leguas Por el Amazonas 1959Un­knownUn­known30,100,00030,100,000 [15]
Rosas Blancas Para mi Hermana Negra 1970Un­known26,600,00026,600,000 [16]
El hombre de los hongos 1976Un­known23,700,000Un­known23,700,000 [17]
Juana Gallo 1961Un­knownUn­known22,700,000Un­known22,700,000 [18]
Aventuras de un Caballo Blanco y un Niño1975Un­known21,600,00021,600,000 [19]
Instructions Not Included 201315,163,5045,466,610113,53920,743,653 [20]

Highest-grossing Mexican film franchise and series

These are the list of highest-grossing film franchises and series of Mexico. The financial count is in Mexican peso.

Highest-grossing Mexican franchises and film series(The films in each franchise can be viewed by selecting "show")
RankSeriesTotal MXN box officeNo. of filmsAverage of filmsHighest-grossing film

Film franchises with the highest attendance count

#SeriesTotal count
1 Huevos 12,120,480
2No Manches Frida11,756,188
3 Leyendas 9,912,838
4 Don Gato 4,066,952

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