Transformers: Age of Extinction is Mark Wahlberg’s highest-grossing movie, with a reported worldwide theatrical gross of $1.10 billion. The ranking below uses worldwide figures from Box Office Watch, reviewed in 2026, and orders the films by those totals—not by domestic box office, inflation-adjusted earnings, or quality.
Mark Wahlberg’s highest-grossing movies
These are the top 10 films in Box Office Watch’s 32-film Mark Wahlberg table, ranked by reported worldwide theatrical gross. Worldwide totals are nominal figures, not adjusted for inflation.
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| Rank | Film | Year | Reported worldwide gross |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Transformers: Age of Extinction | 2014 | $1.10 billion |
| 2 | Ted | 2012 | $549.0 million |
| 3 | Uncharted | 2022 | $407.1 million |
| 4 | Planet of the Apes | 2001 | $362.2 million |
| 5 | The Perfect Storm | 2000 | $329.0 million |
| 6 | Daddy’s Home | 2015 | $241.5 million |
| 7 | The Italian Job | 2003 | $176.0 million |
| 8 | The Other Guys | 2010 | $170.0 million |
| 9 | The Happening | 2008 | $163.0 million |
| 10 | Date Night | 2010 | $152.0 million |
Source for every figure and ranking: Box Office Watch’s Mark Wahlberg box-office table, reviewed in 2026. Its worldwide column is distinct from its domestic-gross column; its yearly rank refers to a film’s position on that year’s domestic chart.
Why Transformers: Age of Extinction is so far ahead
At $1.10 billion in the Box Office Watch table, Transformers: Age of Extinction leads the second-place Ted by more than half a billion dollars. It is also the top film in the separate FilmDB Mark Wahlberg actor-credit ranking, which reports $1.11 billion for the movie. The two trackers agree on the leader but not on its exact reported total.
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That small difference is a useful reminder that these figures are database-reported box-office totals, not audited studio statements. For consistency, the ranked table uses one tracker throughout rather than mixing figures from different databases.
What this ranking does—and does not—measure
- Worldwide gross: The table ranks reported theatrical receipts across domestic and international markets, as listed by Box Office Watch.
- Not domestic gross: A film’s domestic total is a separate measure and can produce a different ordering.
- Not inflation-adjusted: Older ticket sales are not restated in current dollars, so this is not a comparison of audience size across eras.
- Not profit: Gross receipts are not studio earnings. Box Office Watch also lists production budgets for some films, but its gross-to-budget comparisons exclude marketing costs and cannot establish profit.
- Not a quality ranking: Box-office success says nothing definitive about reviews, documentary value, or artistic merit.
Sources and scope
The list follows Box Office Watch’s 32-film table, whose reported worldwide totals and filmography coverage may change as the database is updated. FilmDB provides a separate cross-check for eligible acting credits with reported worldwide theatrical grosses; its totals differ modestly on some titles. Neither database should be read as providing an audit-level final accounting, and the ranking does not attempt to adjust consistently for re-releases.
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