So where are this year's big movies going to end up on the all-time USA list

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith @ $362,666,000
War of the Worlds @ $101,682,000
King Kong ??
Naria ??
Harry Potter ??

any others??

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Here are the 200 Million + Movies

[table][row]Rank[col]Movie Name[col]Movie's Gross[row]1[col]Titanic[col]$600,788,188 [row]2[col]Star Wars[col]$460,998,007 [row]3[col]Shrek 2[col]$441,226,247 [row]4[col]E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial[col]$435,110,554 [row]5[col]Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace[col]$431,088,301 [row]6[col]Spider-Man[col]$403,706,375 [row]7[col]The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King[col]$377,027,325 [row]8[col]Spider-Man 2[col]$373,585,825 [row]9[col]The Passion of the Christ[col]$370,782,930 [row]10[col]Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith[col]$362,666,000 [row]11[col]Jurassic Park[col]$357,067,947 [row]12[col]The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers[col]$341,786,758 [row]13[col]Finding Nemo[col]$339,714,978 [row]14[col]Forrest Gump[col]$329,694,499 [row]15[col]The Lion King[col]$328,541,776 [row]16[col]Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone[col]$317,575,550 [row]17[col]The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring[col]$314,776,170 [row]18[col]Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones[col]$310,676,740 [row]19[col]Return of the Jedi[col]$309,306,177 [row]20[col]Independence Day[col]$306,169,268 [row]21[col]Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl[col]$305,413,918 [row]22[col]The Sixth Sense[col]$293,506,292 [row]23[col]The Empire Strikes Back[col]$290,475,067 [row]24[col]Home Alone[col]$285,761,243 [row]25[col]The Matrix Reloaded[col]$281,576,461 [row]26[col]Meet the Fockers[col]$279,261,160 [row]27[col]Shrek[col]$267,665,011 [row]28[col]Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets[col]$261,988,482 [row]29[col]The Incredibles[col]$261,441,092 [row]30[col]How the Grinch Stole Christmas[col]$260,044,825 [row]31[col]Jaws[col]$260,000,000 [row]32[col]Monsters, Inc.[col]$255,873,250 [row]33[col]Batman[col]$251,188,924 [row]34[col]Men in Black[col]$250,690,539 [row]35[col]Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban[col]$249,541,069 [row]36[col]Toy Story 2[col]$245,852,179 [row]37[col]Bruce Almighty[col]$242,829,261 [row]38[col]Raiders of the Lost Ark[col]$242,374,454 [row]39[col]Twister[col]$241,721,524 [row]40[col]My Big Fat Greek Wedding[col]$241,438,208 [row]41[col]Ghostbusters[col]$238,632,124 [row]42[col]Beverly Hills Cop[col]$234,760,478 [row]43[col]Cast Away[col]$233,632,142 [row]44[col]The Exorcist[col]$232,671,011 [row]45[col]The Lost World: Jurassic Park[col]$229,086,679 [row]46[col]Signs[col]$227,966,634 [row]47[col]Rush Hour 2[col]$226,164,286 [row]48[col]Mrs. Doubtfire[col]$219,195,243 [row]49[col]Ghost[col]$217,631,306 [row]50[col]Aladdin[col]$217,350,219 [row]51[col]Saving Private Ryan[col]$216,540,909 [row]52[col]Mission: Impossible II[col]$215,409,889 [row]53[col]X2: X-Men United[col]$214,949,694 [row]54[col]Austin Powers in Goldmember[col]$213,307,889 [row]55[col]Back to the Future[col]$210,609,762 [row]56[col]Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me[col]$206,040,086 [row]57[col]Terminator 2: Judgment Day[col]$204,843,345 [row]58[col]The Mummy Returns[col]$202,019,785 [row]59[col]Armageddon[col]$201,578,182 [/table]This table brought to you by Excel2BB Converter. Created by Krem for World of KJ

Sith will sit at #6. War of the Worlds will land around #21-26 (or higher, depending on legs).

Infact, the only movie you listed that won't hit that list is The Chronicles of Narnia.

Ah, Zing, still believe in $400m+?

Oh, sorry. #-o #7.

Well, actually, it might hit #6 if they release it in IMAX like they did with Clones.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will make it into the top 50. I'm putting a lot faith into this one.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory actually does have a lot of potential. Multiplie audiences (Burton fans, Depp fans, general kids audiences...) might bring this movie over $200 million and onto that list. We'll have to see...

It's the one movie that's going to surprise this year. I don't think we've really had any big surprises yet, perhaps Hitch, but most people expected that to cross $100 million.

Diary of a Mad Black Woman surprised the living hell out of me.

I knew Hitch was being underpredicted, but even I went too low on that film. It had monster legs for a movie that opened to over $40 million in February. I'm sure most expect Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to make over $100 million, but not many think $200 million is possible. I wouldn't be surprised.

You think The Chronicles of Narnia won't hit 200M? It does have a lot of competition with Potter and Kong. But Potter will be well into it's run by that point, and Kong skews older than Narnia. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Narnia passed 200M with ease.

On the other hand, it may be one of those movies that makes 150M in the US and Canada, and 2-3 times that in the rest of the world.

That's what I'm thinking. Personally, I've never heard of the book (or whatever it was...). And, just like last year, I never knew about the Lemony Snicket's series, and everyone made me go high on my prediction. I'm having a tough time believing that this one is as popular as some believe.

I'd go with a 35/175 run, because it does appeal to kids, and with the holiday season, it should have some great legs.

I would love HP to top the year but it won't. I think that Star Wars will end up on top.