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Oscar winners and box office hits (1993–2023):
2023 Oppenheimer: $958.7M
2022 Everything Everywhere All at Once: $143.4M
2021 CODA: $1.9M
2020 Nomadland: $39.5M
2019 Parasite: $262.0M
2018 Green Book: $321.8M
2017 The Shape of Water: $195.2M
2016 Moonlight: $65.2M
2015 Spotlight: $98.7M
2014 Birdman: $103.2M
2013 12 Years a Slave: $187.7M
2012 Argo: $232.3M
2011 The Artist: $133.4M
2010 The King's Speech: $427.4M
2009 The Hurt Locker: $49.3M
2008 Slumdog Millionaire: $378.4M
2007 No Country for Old Men: $171.6M
2006 The Departed: $291.4M
2005 Crash: $98.4M
2004 Million Dollar Baby: $216.8M
2003 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King: $1,140.7M
2002 Chicago: $306.8M
2001 A Beautiful Mind: $316.8M
2000 Gladiator: $460.6M
1999 American Beauty: $356.3M
1998 Shakespeare in Love: $289.3M
1997 Titanic: $1,843.4M
1996 The English Patient: $232.0M
1995 Braveheart: $213.2M
1994 Forrest Gump: $677.9M
1993 Schindler's List: $322.2M
According to Box Office Mojo
@ruchinarain almost adapted #revenge 10 yrs back, but Gaurav Bannerjee (GB) the network boss shuts it. He couldn’t get the rights (fm Disney). Yrs later, network gets acquired by Disney & GB himself revives the show. Plus I got to play a fun part in it. #karmmacalling is a thing
Physical media is almost a Fahrenheit 451 (where people memorized entire books and thus became the book they loved) level of responsibility. If you own a great 4K HD, Blu-ray, DVD etc etc of a film or films you love... you are the custodian of those films for generations to come.