The top 10 box office hits of the 1990s

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The highest-grossing movies of the 1990s still live loudly today. The decade kicked off the “Star Wars” prequels, produced beloved kids movies like “Lion King” and “Home Alone,” and featured a little-known movie called “Titanic” that held onto the top box office record of all time for a spell.

You don’t have to be a '90s kid to feel a pang of nostalgia and adoration for the films of that era (but it does help). According to Screen Rant, using data from Box Office Mojo on original domestic gross (without counting releases or global sales), here are the biggest box office winners of the 1990s.

10 Toy Story 2: $245 million

The original “Toy Story” became an instant classic when it hit theaters in 1995, and it did pretty well for itself with a domestic gross of $191 million. That wasn’t enough to crack the top 10 of the decade, but the sequel in 1999 did gross enough to push it onto the list.