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 During the 1960s, Philippine cinema was one of the biggest movie industries in the world, together with the United States and India. The country was releasing numerous films and movie-goers were frequent in theaters. Among the leading actors were Fernando Poe Jr., Dolphy, Nora Aunor, Vilma Santos, Sharon Cuneta and Maricel Soriano. Stars of the new generation included Vic Sotto, Bong Revilla, Ai-Ai Delas Alas, Kris Aquino, Judy Ann Santos, Claudine Barretto, Eugene Domingo, John Lloyd Cruz, Derek Ramsay, Dingdong Dantes, Anne Curtis, Bea Alonzo, Toni Gonzaga, Angel Locsin, Angelica Panganiban, Sarah Geronimo and Vice Ganda. 
 
 == All-time highest-grossing films in the Philippines == 

 The following movies are the all-time highest grossing foreign and local films in the Philippines.Figures are estimates from third party tabulator Box Office Mojo. Metro Manila Film festival Entries were not included on the list for their figures came from a different box office data base. 

 {| class=""wikitable"" 
 ! width=20|Rank 
 ! width=275|Title of Movie 
 ! width=50|Year 
 ! width=120|US Dollar Amount 
 ! width=150|Studio(s) 
 ! Source 
 |- 
 | 1 
 | Iron Man 3 
 | 2013 
 | 14,949,472 	  
 | Walt Disney Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 2 
 | The Avengers 
 | 2012 
 | 14,382,992 
 | Walt Disney Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 3 
 | Transformers: Dark of the Moon 
 | 2011 
 | 9,770,818 
 | Paramount Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 4 
 | Spider-Man 3 
 | 2007 
 | 9,143,001 
 | Columbia Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 5 
 | It Takes a Man and a Woman 
 | 2013 
 | 9,141,744 
 | Star Cinema 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 6 
 | Man of Steel 
 | 2013 
 | 8,927,595 
 | Warner Bros. Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 7 
 | The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 
 | 2012 
 | 8,266,504 
 | Summit Entertainment 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 8 
 | The Amazing Spider-Man 
 | 2012 
 | 8,222,817 
 | Columbia Pictures 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 9 
 | Thor: The Dark World 
 | 2013 
 | 7,950,502 
 | Walt Disney Pictures  
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 10 
 | The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin 
 | 2011 
 | 7,654,855 
 | Star Cinema, Viva Films 
 | BOM 
 |} 

 == All-time highest-grossing local films == 

 The following movies are all-time highest grossing local films in the Philippines, based on actual box office revenues in Philippine Peso. 

 {| class=""wikitable"" 
 ! width=20|Rank 
 ! width=275|Title of Movie 
 ! width=50|Year 
 ! width=120|Philippine Peso Amount 
 ! width=200|Studio(s) 
 ! Source 
 |- 
 | 1 
 | My Little Bossings 
 | 2013 
 | 550.74 million 
 | OctoArts Films, M-Zet Productions, APT Entertainment, Kris Aquino Productions 
 | Bida Kapamilya 
 |- 
 | 2 
 | Girl, Boy, Bakla, Tomboy 
 | 2013 
 | 500.3 million 
 | Star Cinema, Viva Films 
 | Bida Kapamilya 
 |- 
 | 3 
 | It Takes a Man and a Woman 
 | 2013 
 | 375.02 million 
 | Star Cinema, Viva Films 
 | BOM 
 |- 
 | 4 
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