Tracking the Blockbusters: The 10 Most Expensive Movies Ever Made

Budget: $300 Million Bringing DC’s most iconic heroes together on the big screen required a heroic budget. Between major directorial changes, extensive reshoots, and heavy visual effects, the price tag for Justice League quickly climbed to a staggering $300 million.

Budget: $325 Million Marvel took a massive gamble with this cinematic event, juggling dozens of Hollywood’s biggest stars in a universe-spanning plot. Managing a cast that large while delivering top-tier CGI resulted in a massive $325 million budget which completely paid off at the box office.

Budget: $340 Million The Fast & Furious franchise has come a long way from street racing. With high-octane stunts, practical car crashes, and an ever-expanding ensemble cast, Fast X sped its way into the history books with a production cost of $340 million.

Budget: $350 Million James Cameron is famous for pushing technological boundaries, and the long-awaited sequel to Avatar was no exception. Groundbreaking underwater motion-capture technology and breathtaking visual engineering pushed this return to Pandora to $350 million.

Budget: $356 Million The epic conclusion to the Infinity Saga required an equally epic financial investment. Clocking in at $356 million, Endgame utilized every penny to deliver one of the most massive, star-studded final battles in movie history.

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Budget: $365 Million Surprisingly, the second Avengers outing cost even more than its successors. Globe-trotting production locations and a massive digital overhaul for the villainous Ultron pushed this Marvel chapter to a whopping $365 million.

Budget: $379 Million Setting sail on the high seas is an expensive business. Johnny Depp’s fourth outing as Captain Jack Sparrow required extensive maritime filming, high-end 3D cameras, and massive production crews, driving the budget up to $379 million.

Budget: $416 Million The finale of the sequel trilogy pulled out all the stops. To wrap up the generational Skywalker saga, Disney invested a massive $416 million into stunning planet-hopping sets, complex practical alien effects, and grand space battles.

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Budget: $432 Million Bringing dinosaurs to life in the modern world is an expensive endeavor. Combining massive animatronic creatures with extensive digital effects, the second chapter of the Jurassic World trilogy stomped its way to a massive $432 million budget.

Budget: $447 Million Taking the crown as the most expensive movie ever made is the film that brought Star Warsback to the modern era. Disney spared absolutely no expense to ensure the franchise's return was perfect, investing a mind-boggling $447 million into a beautiful blend of massive practical sets, real locations, and cutting-edge digital wizardry.