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Release date: June 28

Total gross: $103.5 million

Production budget: $34 million

The latest from director Edgar Wright drew rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. “Baby Driver” is a heist film set and shot in Atlanta, featuring an ensemble cast: Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm, Jamie Foxx, Lily James and Jon Bernthal all appear, with Ansel Elgort in the title role. “Baby Driver” has made over $194 million worldwide, easily Wright’s biggest box office hit.

Release date: July 21

Total gross: “$108.4 million

Production budget: $19 million

“Girls Trip” was one of the biggest sleeper hits of the summer. Starring Regina Hall, Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith, the film opened at No. 2 behind “Dunkrik,” making $31.2 million in its first weekend. It was the released by Universal to top $100 million domestically this year.

Release date: February 10

Total gross: $114.4 million

Production budget: $55 million

The sequel to 2015’s “Fifty Shades of Grey,” “Fifty Shades Darker” fared far worse than its predecessor. It opened at $46.6 million in its first weekend, compared to the $85.2 million for “Grey.” “Fifty Shades Darker” still pulled in $378.8 million worldwide, and another sequel — “Fifty Shades Freed” — is set for a 2018 release.

Release date: June 21

Total gross: $130.2 million

Production budget: $217 million

Michael Bay was back at it again this summer, this time with the fifth installment in the “Transformers” series. Shia LaBeouf is long gone by now, replaced by Mark Wahlberg as the lead in 2014’s “Transformers: Age of Extinction.” “The Last Knight” made $473.8 million overseas for a $604 million worldwide take. If you think this is the end of the series, think again: a spin-off titled “Bumblebee” — starring Hailee Steinfeld and John Cena — is scheduled for release in December 2018, while “Transformers 6” will come out in summer 2019.

Release date: January 20

Total gross: $138.1 million

Production budget: $9 million

Director M. Night Shyamalan's career was ridiculed and left for dead after 2013's disaster "After Earth." His comeback began with 2015's hit "The Visit," which made $98.5 million worldwide against a $5 million budget. "Split" blew those numbers away, holding the top spot domestically for three consecutive weekends. Its final worldwide haul was nearly $277 million, and a sequel — titled "Glass" — has already been .

Release date: July 14

Total gross: $142.9 million

Production budget: $150 million

The third installment of the “Planet of the Apes” reboot series opened at No. 1 at the box office, bringing it $56.3 million. It beat out “Spider-Man: Homecoming” in its second weekend. “War for the Planet of the Apes” made over $217 million internationally for a worldwide total of $359.9 million.

Release date: June 16

Total gross: $149.1 million

Production budget: $175 million*

“Cars 3” had the lowest opening weekend ($53.7 million) of the three installments in the “Cars" series, though it still debuted at No. 1, ahead of “Wonder Woman” and “All Eyez on Me.” So far, it has made $325.3 million worldwide.

*Note: Budget by IMDb.

Release date: March 10

Total gross: $168.1 million

Production budget: $185 million

The second in Legendary Entertainment’s “MonsterVerse” — following 2014’s “Godzilla — “Kong: Skull Island” is unrelated to the Peter Jackson-directed 2005 film “King Kong.” With an ensemble cast featuring Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, Brie Larson, John Goodman and John C. Reilly, the film opened at No. 1 and grossed $566.7 million worldwide

Release date: May 26

Total gross: $172 million

Production budget: $230 million

The fifth installment of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” film series pits Captain Jack Sparrow against the undead Captain Armando Salazar, played by Johnny Depp and Javier Bardem, respectively. It is the first movie in the series since 2011’s “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.” To date, the film has made $791.7 million worldwide.

Release date: July 21

Total gross: $172.5 million

Production budget: $100 million

In his first film since 2014's "Interstellar," Christopher Nolan appears to have nailed it with the war epic "Dunkirk," portraying the Dunkirk evacuation from World War II. Nolan wrote the script — which has little dialogue — and the movie features an ensemble cast, including Fionn Whitehead, James D'Arcy, Kenneth Branaugh, Cillian Murphy, Mark Rylance, Harry Styles and Tom Hardy. "Dunkirk" has brought in $413.1 million worldwide so far and is being tabbed as an Oscars favorite come awards season, with particular praise for its cinematography and sound mixing.

Release date: March 31

Total gross: $174.9 million

Production budget: $125 million*

“The Boss Baby” is directed by Tom McGrath, who helmed the “Madagascar” series and directed 2010’s “Megamind.” Featuring voice acting from Alec Baldwin, Steve Buscemi, Jimmy Kimmel and Lisa Kudrow, “The Boss Baby” made $498.1 million worldwide and has a slated for a 2021 release.

*Note: Budget by IMDb

Release date: February 24

Total gross: $175.5 million

Production budget: $4.5 million

Written and directed by Jordan Peele — one-half of the comedy duo “Key & Peele” — “Get Out” is one of the biggest sleeper hits of the year. The horror film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and drew rave reviews. It opened at No. 1, bringing in over $33 million during its first weekend, and has made over $252 million worldwide

Release date: February 10

Total gross: $175.8 million

Production budget: $80 million

The first spin-off of 2014’s “The LEGO Movie” focuses on Batman and his battle with the Joker (as well as his innermost fears). Will Arnett and Zach Galifianakis voice Batman and the Joker, respectively. The film has made over $311 million worldwide and received positive reviews, scoring a 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer with an 80 percent audience score.

Release date: April 14

Total gross: $225.8 million

Production budget: $250 million

“The Fate of the Furious” didn’t score as well with domestic audiences as its predecessor, 2015’s “Furious 7.” Still, “Fate” was no slouch overall, bringing in over $1 billion internationally for a worldwide gross of $1.2 billion. Universal has already announced plans for , the first of which is set to be released in 2019.

Release date: March 3

Total gross: $226.3 million

Production budget: $97 million

The 10th film overall in the "X-Men" series, "Logan" is the third solo Wolverine movie, following 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" and 2013's "The Wolverine." It is the first film in the franchise to receive an R-rating, with "Logan" feature more graphic violence than its predecessors. Star Hugh Jackman has stated that "Logan" will be his as the character. The movie has pulled in $616.2 million worldwide to date.

Release date: June 30

Total gross: $254.8 million

Production budget: $80 million

The sequel to 2013’s “Despicable Me 2,” “Despicable Me 3” had the second-lowest opening weekend of the franchise (including 2015’s “Minions). “Despicable Me 3” brought in $72.4 million in its first weekend, placing first ahead of “Baby Driver” ($20.6 million).

Release date: July 7

Total gross: $319.3 million

Production budget: $175 million

In what was (incredibly) the sixth feature film centered on the “Spider-Man” character, “Spider-Man: Homecoming” seems to have set the franchise in the right direction. Now incorporated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the newest version of the web-slinging hero had a much lighter feel than its recent predecessors. Starring Tom Holland in the title role, “Homecoming” made $737.5 million worldwide and featured a supporting cast of Michael Keaton, Jon Favreau, Marissa Tomei, Donald Glover and Zendaya.

Release date: May 5

Total gross: $389.4 million

Production budget: $200 million

“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” did nearly 56 percent better in its opening weekend ($146.5 million) than its predecessor in 2014 ($94.3 million). Both films were directed by James Gunn, and “Vol. 2” has grossed over $862 million worldwide.

Release date: June 2

Total gross: $406.4 million

Production budget: $149 million

Taking the No. 2 spot for 2017 is “Wonder Woman,” the fourth installment of the DC Extended Universe. Directed by Patty Jenkins — who also helmed 2003’s “Monster” — “Wonder Woman” is the first studio superhero movie to be directed by a woman. Starring Gal Gadot in the title role, the film drew positive reviews and has made $806.4 million worldwide so far.

Release date: March 17

Total gross: $504 million

Production budget: $160 million

The top spot for 2017 goes to "Beauty and the Beast," which has made nearly $100 more domestically than any other film to date. The live-action adaptation of the 1991 animated film of the same name is directed by Bill Condon and stars Emma Watson as Belle, with supporting roles from Kevin Kline, Josh Gad, Emma Thompson, Ewan McGregor and Stanley Tucci. "Beauty and the Beast" has made $758.8 million internationally, good for a worldwide gross of over $1.2 billion.