Movies have been the greatest entertainment ever and for everyone, whether the animated movies for kids or the romantic movies for lovers or the action movies for the tough guys. However, Making a two hour movie gets prepared after the investment of millions and hard work of months, sometimes even years. So, here we have come up with an interesting list of 25 Most Expensive Movies of All Time

This list contains solely the films that are already free to the overall public, and no films that are still in production, post-production or simply proclaimed films, for the explanation that these prices will still modification within the production method. Listed below is that the negative cost: the prices of the particular photography, and not together with promotional or marketing prices.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

$300 million ($960 million)

Tangled

$260 million ($560 million)

Spider-Man 3

$258 million ($890 million)

John Carter

$250 million ($282 million)

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

$250 million ($933 million)

Avatar

$237 million ($2.7 billion)

The Dark Knight Rises

$230 million (1.08 billion)

Superman Returns

$232 million ($391 million)

Quantum of Solace

$230 million ($576 million)

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

$225 million ($1 billion)

The Avengers

$220 million ($1.511 billion)

The Chronicles of Narnia

$225 million ($419 million)

Men in Black 3

$215 million ($624 million)

Robin Hood

$210 million ($322 million)

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

$210 million ($836 million)

King Kong

$207 million ($550 million)

His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass

$207 million ($372 million)

Toy Story 3

$200 million ($1 billion)

Spider-man 2

$200 million ($783 million)

Tron: Legacy

$200 million ($397 million)

2012

$200 million ($769 million)

Skyfall

$200 million ($661 million and counting)

The Amazing Spider-Man

$200 million ($752 million)

Prince of Persia: Sands of Time

$200 million ($335 million)

Alice in Wonderland

$200 million ($1 billion)

Terminator Salvation The Future Begins

$200 million ($371 million)