When it comes to evaluating the financial performance of top movies, it isn’t about what a film grosses at the box office. You can generate all of the revenue you want, but if your movie costs the GDP of a small country, you may not be left with all that much profit. That cost to income ratio is the guiding philosophy for determining a film's final value, and now it seems that The Secret Life of Pets has turned out to be the most valuable film of 2016.
1. The Secret Life of Pets (Universal) - $374.65 million
2. Deadpool (Fox) - $322.24 million
3. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Disney) - $319.6 million
4. Finding Dory (Disney) - $296.6 million
5. Zootopia (Disney) - $294.9 million
6. The Jungle Book (Disney) - $258.15 million
7. Sing (Universal) - $194.25 million
8. Captain America: Civil War (Disney) - $193.4 million
9. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (WB) - $164.7 million
10. Suicide Squad (Warner Bros.) - $158.45 million
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