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Domestic Box Office Performance for Paramount Pictures Movies in 1998

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RankMovieRelease
Date		 GenreMPAA
Rating		1998 GrossTickets Sold
1 Titanic Dec 19, 1997 Drama PG-13 $488,192,879 104,092,298
2 Deep Impact May 8, 1998 Adventure PG-13 $140,300,426 29,914,803
3 The Truman Show Jun 5, 1998 Drama PG $125,466,701 26,751,962
4 The Rugrats Movie Nov 20, 1998 Adventure G $85,479,000 18,225,800
5 Snake Eyes Aug 7, 1998 Thriller/Suspense R $55,585,389 11,851,895
6 Star Trek: Insurrection Dec 11, 1998 Adventure PG $53,977,000 11,508,955
7 A Night at the Roxbury Oct 2, 1998 Comedy PG-13 $30,312,145 6,463,144
8 Grease Mar 27, 1998 Musical PG $28,411,018 6,057,786
9 Hard Rain Jan 16, 1998 Action R $19,819,494 4,225,905
10 The Odd Couple II Apr 10, 1998 Comedy PG-13 $18,878,566 4,025,281
11 Dead Man on Campus Aug 21, 1998 Black Comedy R $15,062,898 3,211,705
12 Twilight Mar 6, 1998 Thriller/Suspense R $15,030,732 3,204,847
13 A Simple Plan Dec 11, 1998 Thriller/Suspense R $2,003,920 427,275
14 The Rainmaker Nov 21, 1997 Drama PG-13 $1,977,192 421,576
15 Kiss the Girls Oct 3, 1997 Thriller/Suspense R $796,528 169,835
16 In & Out Sep 19, 1997 Comedy PG-13 $642,154 136,920
17 The Real Blonde Feb 27, 1998 R $247,745 52,824
18 The Education of Little Tree Dec 25, 1997 PG $161,831 34,506
19 Fairytale: A True Story Oct 24, 1997 Drama PG $111,314 23,734
Total Gross of All Movies$1,082,456,932
Total Tickets Sold230,801,051

Note: This chart ranks movies by the amount they earned during 1998. It includes movies released in previous years that earned money during 1998. For example, a movie released over Thanksgiving in 2010 will most likely earn money in 2010 and 2011. Click on the individual movie to see its total gross over all the years in which it played.

Inflation-adjusted figures are based ticket sale estimates, and may not be precise due to rounding errors.

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