Lists of Bests: 1984 Top 50 U.S. Box Office

Send to Printer 1984 Top 50 U.S. Box Office
	1.	Beverly Hills Cop (Special Collector's Edition)
	2.	Ghostbusters
	3.	Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom - Widescreen Version (1984) by Steven Spielberg
	4.	Gremlins by Joe Dante
	5.	The Karate Kid (Special Edition) by John G. Avildsen
	6.	Police Academy
	7.	Footloose by Herbert Ross
	8.	Romancing the Stone by Robert Zemeckis
	9.	Star Trek III - The Search for Spock
	10.	Splash by Ron Howard
	11.	Purple Rain by Albert Magnoli
	12.	Amadeus by Milos Forman
	13.	Tightrope by Richard Tuggle
	14.	The Natural by Barry Levinson
	15.	Greystoke - The Legend of Tarzan by Hugh Hudson
	16.	Revenge of the Nerds by Jeff Kanew
	17.	2010: The Year We Make Contact by Peter Hyams
	18.	Breakin' by Joel Silberg
	19.	Bachelor Party by Neal Israel
	20.	Red Dawn by John Milius
	21.	The Terminator by James Cameron
	22.	City Heat by Richard Benjamin
	23.	All of Me by Carl Reiner
	24.	Places in the Heart by Robert Benton
	25.	The Killing Fields by Roland Joffé
	26.	Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter by Joseph Zito
	27.	Conan the Destroyer by Richard Fleischer
	28.	Dune (Extended Edition)
	29.	The Gods Must Be Crazy
	30.	Starman
	31.	The Last Starfighter by Nick Castle
	32.	Cannonball Run 2
	33.	Teachers by Jeremy Lovering
	34.	A Passage to India by David Lean
	35.	Pinocchio (Disney Gold Classic Collection) by Hamilton Luske
	36.	Protocol by Herbert Ross
	37.	Micki and Maude by Blake Edwards
	38.	The Cotton Club by Francis Ford Coppola
	39.	The Muppets Take Manhattan
	40.	A Nightmare on Elm Street by Wes Craven
	41.	The Woman in Red
	42.	Moscow On The Hudson
	43.	The Flamingo Kid by Garry Marshall
	44.	Sixteen Candles by John Hughes
	45.	The Jungle Book (Limited Issue) by Wolfgang Reitherman
	46.	Missing in Action by Joseph Zito
	47.	A Soldier's Story by Norman Jewison
	48.	Against All Odds by Taylor Hackford
	49.	Oh, God! You Devil by Paul Bogart
	50.	Rhinestone by Bob Clark (III)
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