List of highest-grossing films in Hungary

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The following is a list of highest-grossing films in Hungary .

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Films

The following are the films with the most admissions in Hungary since 1990 as of 29 December 2024.

Background colour   indicates films currently in cinemas. Years in brackets are the years of re-release.

RankTitleTickets sold [1] Year
1 Avatar 1,254,599 [2] 2009 (2022)
2 Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace 1,251,531 [2] 1999 (2012)
3 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 1,239,116 [2] 2015
4 Titanic 1,082,803 [2] 1998 (2012, 2023)
5 Look Who's Talking 1,062,120 [2] 1990
6 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 1,034,441 [2] 2001
7 Avatar: The Way of Water 1,003,564 [2] 2022
8 Jurassic Park 983,4221993 (2013)
9 Star Wars: The Last Jedi 909,5712017
10 Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones 812,1302002
11 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 805,0852002
12 Look Who's Talking Too 802,9801991
13 Terminator 2: Judgment Day 792,2311991
14 Independence Day 778,4751996
15 Mamma Mia! 775,7032008
16 The Lion King 775,1761994
17 Shrek 2 771,2212004
18 The Lost World: Jurassic Park 757,9521997
19 The Flintstones 746,8651994
20 Gladiator 746,4602000
21 Shrek the Third 740,5262007
22 Minions 737,5992015
23 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 728,3832004
24 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 719,829 [3] 2019
25 Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith 714,6702005
26 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 709,2622003
27 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 700,2522016

Films produced in Hungary

1990–present

The following are the Hungarian films with the most admissions in Hungary since 1990 as of 29 December 2024.

Background colour   indicates films currently in cinemas
RankTitleTickets sold [4] [5] [6] Year
1 Out of Order 662,9631997
2 Children of Glory 544,2352006
3 A Kind of America 529,1872002
4 The Conquest 504,7471996
5 Dollybirds 502,7871997
6 Hungarian Vagabond 460,5652004
7Kincsem – Bet on Revenge456,4482017
8 Fateless 452,1362005
9A Kind of America 2.448,7382008
10 Just Sex and Nothing Else 437,6382005
11A Kind of America 3.372,8662018
12Semmelweis345,8582023
13Gone Running335,126 [7] 2024
14 The Whiskey Bandit 332,8632017
15The Dream Car308,7872000
16Glass Tiger 2.304,1232006
17Glass Tiger 3.295,3662010
18The Bridgeman294,4272002
19Catcher: Cat City 2290,1692007
20Happy New Year274,3582018
21 Kontroll 269,3122003
22 Son of Saul 269,0202015
23Egy szoknya, egy nadrág268,3402005
24Hyppolit260,4901999
25Sacra Corona256,3412001
26S.O.S. Szerelem!238,9862007
27Professor Albeit238,6051998
28How Could I Live Without You?237,442 [7] 2024
29A három testőr Afrikában228,2331996
30 Made in Hungaria 227,6752009
31 Pappa Pia 227,2282017
32Fake Doll223,4211991
33May Day Mayhem!218,1372001
34Megy a gőzös216,4502007
35 We Never Die 209,7901993
36 Relatives 202,8532006
379 és ½ randi202,4852008
38 Sunshine 201,6922000

1948–1987

The following are the Hungarian films with the most admissions in Hungary between 1948 and 30 June 1987.

RankTitleTickets sold (in millions) [8] YearGenre
1 Mickey Magnate 9.8531949operetta
2 Leila and Gábor 7.3231956operetta
3 Rakoczy's Lieutenant 7.2981954youth film
4 The State Department Store 6.6841953musical comedy
5 Liliomfi 6.6461955classical
6 The Man of Gold 6.6021962classical
72×2 néha 56.3901955musical comedy
8 Keep Your Chin Up 6.3621954comedy
9 The Poor Rich (or Poor Plutocrats)5.8951959classical
10 Love Travels by Coach 5.3901955musical comedy
11 Déryné 5.3011951drama
12 Goose-boy 5.0951950classical
13A kőszívű ember fiai I.4.6121965classical
14A kőszívű ember fiai II.4.6121965classical
15 Try and Win 4.5681952comedy
16 Stars of Eger I.4.5591968classical
17 Stars of Eger II.4.5591968classical
18 A Strange Marriage 4.4591951classical
19 Merry-Go-Round 4.1921956drama
20 St. Peter's Umbrella 4.1911958classical
21 A Glass of Beer 4.0661955drama
22 A Quiet Home 3.9931958comedy
23 Young Noszty and Mary Toth 3.8511960classical
24 Janika 3.8311949comedy
25 Sunday Romance 3.8151957drama
26 Adventure in Gerolstein 3.7411957operetta
27 Be True Until Death 3.7281960classical
28Úri muri3.6051950classical
29Egy magyar nábob3.5721966classical
30 Zoltán Kárpáthy 3.5721966classical
31 The Corporal and the Others 3.3911965comedy
32Kölyök3.2771959comedy
33 Dollar Daddy 3.2311956satire
34 Kiskrajcár 3.1931953drama
35Sparrows are Birds Too3.1591969comedy
36 Tale on the Twelve Points 3.0261957comedy

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