which film is the world's most expensive film?

Answer 1

Titanic was the most expensive I thought

Answer 2

As of December 2005, Cleopatra, the movie about the Egyptian queen of the same name, is the most expensive movie ever made after you adjust for inflation. Starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton and directed by Joseph Mankiewicz in 1963, it cost US $286.4 million in 2005 dollars. Although it did reasonably well at the box office and picked up a couple of Academy Awards, Cleopatra nearly bankrupted Fox Studios.

Cleopatra was four hours, and the second most expensive movie ever made was three hours long. The second most expensive movie was Titanic, directed by James Cameron in 1997 for (modern day) $US229 million. The movie did not nearly bankrupt the studio, and went on to win 11 Academy Awards in 1998.

The following films’ budgets are in $US dollars, and corrected for inflation.

Most expensive films inflation adjusted

Cleopatra (1963) $286,400,000
Titanic (1997) $247,000,000
Waterworld (1995) $229,000,000
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) $216,400,000
Spider-Man 2 (2002) $210,000,000

Without adjusting for inflation, King Kong (2005) is the most expensive movie ever made at (est) $207,000,000 in production costs.

Answer 3

Titanic is the world's most costliest movie made

Answer 4

it came out in the news tht superman returns is the most expensve movie ever made it cost 300 mil

Answer 5

Harry potter movies

Answer 6

superman returns cost over $300 million to make

Answer 7

Was it Troy? I remember it cost over 200 million...

Answer 8

titanic!

Answer 9

maybe.......da vinci code