Johnny Depp Movies-Best to Worst-From Elm Street to Dark Shadows-With Box Office Results/Grosses.
87Johnny Depp in his latest movie, Dark Shadows. Dark Shadows earned over 28 million dollars during it's opening weekend.
Hub Update: Johnny Depp's latest movie has arrived in theaters. Depp stars in Tim Burton's Dark Shadows. Dark Shadows was the number two movie of the weekend behind the monster hit The Avengers. Dark Shadows earned 28.8 million for the weekend. Critics were not very kind to the movie(41% on RottenTomatoes.com) while audiences liked it slightly better with a 70% rating. Dark Shadows did not crack Johnny Depp's Top 10 box office or Top Ten critic/audience charts but did debut in 30th place on the Cogerson Movie Score chart. 05/13/2012.
Johnny Depp started out his movie career playing secondary parts in movies likeand Nightmare on Elm Street and Platoon. He then turned to television where he gained notoriety when he played Officer Tom Hanson on the television series 21 Jump Street from 1987 to 1990. He left the series for a return to the big screen. In 1990 he had two movies released....John Water's Cry Baby and Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands. Scissorhands was the first of many collaborations between Tim Burton and Depp. For the next 15 years Depp, built a solid reputation for making quality movies with limited box office. That all changed when Depp took on the part of Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbeanmovies. Pirates was a monster hit and turned Depp into one of the biggest movie stars making movies today.
Johnny Depp in 2006's Pirates 2: Dead Man's Chest....his biggest box office hit with 511.20 million in 2011 dollars.
Johnny Depp's Top Ten Box Office Movies in 2012 Inflated Dollars.
Rank/Movie/Year
| 2012 Adjusted Box Office(mil)
| Co-Stars
|
|---|---|---|
#1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
| 511.20 million
| Orlando Bloom
|
#2 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)
| 402.30 million
| Orlando Bloom
|
#3 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)
| 357.80 million
| Geoffrey Rush
|
#4 Alice in Wonderland (2010)
| 333.90 million
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#5 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)
| 256.80 million
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#6 Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (3D) (2011)
| 240.90 million
| Geoffrey Rush
|
#7 Sleepy Hallow (1999)
| 159.00 million
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#8 Rango (2011)
| 123.20 million
| Isla Fisher
|
#9 Edward Scissorhands (1990)
| 105.70 million
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#10 Chocolat (2000)
| 105.70 million
| Juliette Binoche
|
Johnny Depp in 1990's Edward Scissorhands.....ranked as Johnny Depp's 2nd best movie according to critics and audiences.
Johnny Depp's Top Ten Movies based on critics and audience voting.
Rank Movie Year
| Critics Audience Rating
| Co-Stars
|
|---|---|---|
#1 Ed Wood (1994)
| 86%
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#2 Edward Scissorhands (1990)
| 86%
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#3 Nighmare on Elm Street (1984)
| 85%
| Freddie Krueger
|
#4 Donnie Brasco (1997)
| 84%
| Al Pacino
|
#5 Rango (2011)
| 83%
| Isla Fisher
|
#6 What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
| 83%
| Leonardo DiCaprio
|
#7 Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
| 82%
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#8 Finding Neverland (2004)
| 81%
| Kate Winslet/Dustin Hoffman
|
#9 Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)
| 80%
| Directed by Tim Burton
|
#10 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)
| 79%
| Orlando Bloom
|
Johnny Depp in 2007's Sweeney Todd....his one musical earned him an Oscar® nomination and 10th place ranking of Depp movies according to Movie Score.
Johnny Depp's 39 Movies ranked by Movie Score. Movie Score is box office results + critical reception + award recognition. Perfect score would be 100.
Rank
| Movie Year
| Inflated 2012 Box Office (Millions)
| Opening Weekend
| Top 5 Weeks
| Top 10 Weeks
| Critics Audience Rating
| Cogerson Movie Score
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1st
| Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)
| $402.30
| 1
| 8
| 11
| 79%
| 81.19
|
2nd
| Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)
| $256.80
| 1
| 4
| 6
| 77%
| 69.79
|
3rd
| Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
| $511.20
| 1
| 5
| 7
| 64%
| 69.35
|
4th
| Alice in Wonderland (2010)
| $333.90
| 1
| 5
| 8
| 59%
| 69.09
|
5th
| Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)
| $357.80
| 1
| 4
| 6
| 58%
| 62.25
|
6th
| Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (3D) (2011)
| $240.90
| 1
| 4
| 6
| 52%
| 58.57
|
7th
| Sleepy Hallow (1999)
| $159.00
| 2
| 3
| 5
| 71%
| 57.99
|
8th
| Rango (2011)
| $123.20
| 1
| 4
| 5
| 83%
| 56.34
|
9th
| Edward Scissorhands (1990)
| $105.70
| 3
| 4
| 6
| 86%
| 54.21
|
10th
| Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
| $61.20
| 5
| 1
| 3
| 82%
| 53.58
|
Rank
| Movie Year
| Inflated 2012 Box Office (Millions)
| Opening Weekend
| Top 5 Weeks
| Top 10 Weeks
| Critics Audience Rating
| Cogerson Movie Score
|
11th
| Finding Neverland (2004)
| $66.00
| 12
| 0
| 3
| 81%
| 53.54
|
12th
| Chocolat (2000)
| $105.70
| 15
| 0
| 8
| 68%
| 48.36
|
13th
| Donnie Brasco (1997)
| $72.30
| 2
| 3
| 4
| 84%
| 45.33
|
14th
| Public Enemies (2009)
| $103.40
| 3
| 2
| 4
| 68%
| 43.37
|
15th
| Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)
| $66.00
| 2
| 2
| 4
| 80%
| 42.21
|
16th
| Nighmare on Elm Street (1984)
| $60.40
| 10
| 1
| 6
| 85%
| 41.42
|
17th
| Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)
| $73.90
| 1
| 2
| 4
| 65%
| 40.12
|
18th
| Blow (2001)
| $74.70
| 3
| 2
| 8
| 65%
| 39.37
|
19th
| Benny and June (1993)
| $44.50
| 4
| 4
| 6
| 71%
| 38.47
|
20th
| Ed Wood (1994)
| $11.10
| 9
| 0
| 1
| 86%
| 36.44
|
Rank
| Movie Year
| Inflated 2012 Box Office (Millions)
| Opening Weekend
| Top 5 Weeks
| Top 10 Weeks
| Critics Audience Rating
| Cogerson Movie Score
|
21st
| From Hell (2001)
| $44.50
| 1
| 2
| 3
| 63%
| 34.16
|
22nd
| Don Juan DeMarco (1995)
| $40.50
| 4
| 1
| 4
| 70%
| 33.35
|
23rd
| Secret Window (2004)
| $61.20
| 2
| 2
| 3
| 56%
| 32.45
|
24th
| What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
| $19.10
| 13
| 0
| 0
| 83%
| 31.37
|
25th
| The Tourist (2010)
| $67.60
| 2
| 1
| 3
| 40%
| 30.04
|
26th
| Cry Baby (1990)
| $15.90
| 8
| 0
| 2
| 72%
| 27.64
|
27th
| Arizona Dream (1995)
| $.00
| 31
| 0
| 0
| 79%
| 26.34
|
28th
| Before Night Falls (2000)
| $6.40
| 34
| 0
| 0
| 74%
| 26.01
|
29th
| The Ninth Gate (2000)
| $27.80
| 2
| 2
| 2
| 54%
| 25.84
|
NEW 30th
| Dark Shadows (2012) Still in theaters
| $28.80
| 2
| 1
| 1
| 55%
| 25.44
|
Rank
| Movie Year
| Inflated 2012 Box Office (Millions)
| Opening Weekend
| Top 5 Weeks
| Top 10 Weeks
| Critics Audience Rating
| Cogerson Movie Score
|
31st
| The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus (2009)
| $8.00
| 11
| 0
| 0
| 68%
| 25.07
|
32nd
| Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)
| $18.30
| 6
| 0
| 2
| 62%
| 24.71
|
33rd
| Dead Man (1996)
| $1.60
| 31
| 0
| 0
| 74%
| 24.62
|
34th
| The Rum Diary (2011)
| $13.10
| 5
| 1
| 2
| 61%
| 24.16
|
35th
| Nick of Time (1995)
| $15.10
| 9
| 0
| 3
| 46%
| 19.33
|
36th
| The Libertine (2005)
| $6.40
| 12
| 0
| 0
| 47%
| 16.82
|
37th
| Private Resort (1985)
| $.80
| 13
| 0
| 0
| 49%
| 16.36
|
38th
| The Man Who Cried (2001)
| $.80
| 31
| 0
| 0
| 48%
| 15.91
|
39th
| Astronaut's Wife (1999)
| $16.70
| 9
| 0
| 2
| 33%
| 14.87
|
Movie Score card for Johnny Depp's #2 movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Possibly Interesting Facts About Johnny Depp.
1. Johnny Depp has been nominated three times for an Oscar® for Best Actor...those roles were in the following movies...2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, 2004's Finding Neverland and 2007's Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
2. Johnny Depp has received 10 Golden Globe® nominations. He won the Golden Globe for Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
3. Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton have made 8 movies together. The first was 1990's Edward Scissorhands and the last one comes out next year and is called Dark Shadows.
4. Johnny Depp was married to Lori Anne Allison from 1983 to 1985. Depp current lives with French singer-actress Vanessa Paradis, they have two children....a boy named Jack and a girl named Lily-Rose.
5. Johnny Depp became great friends with the writer Hunter S. Thompson after playing Hunter in 1998's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. 13 years later he would play Hunter again in the 2011 movie The Rum Diary.
6. Speaking of Hunter S. Thompson one of Johnny Depp's greatest regrets deals with Thompson. One day Depp found an message on his answering machine...it was from Hunter S. Thompson..and it started to ramble on and on so Depp, without listening to the whole message hit save and went to the next message...a couple days later he heard Hunter S. Thompson killed himself...he went back to the answering machine, wanting to hear the message but the message was gone...Depp says he thinks daily about that message and how it ended.
7. After working with Marlon Brando in 1995's Don Juan DeMarco, Depp decided to follow Brando's advice and buy an island. The island he bough has 6 beaches and Depp named them after important people in his live. The beach names are Gonzo(Hunter S. Thompson's nickname), Paradis, Lily-Rose and Jack(his immediate family) and Brando. Makes you wonder what the 6th name is on that island.
8. Johnny Deep is one of 71 actors/actresses to receive a Cogerson career review hub page. My Greatest Actors/Actress Table has two separate tables....the first table ranks the 71 actors using all of their movies. Johnny Deep comes in at #36 on that table one spot behind of #35 Denzel Washington. The second table only looks at the actor's Top Ten Movie Score Movies. On that table Johnny Depp comes in at #43....just behind #42 James Cagney.
9. Not an interesting fact but check out this fun fan letter from fellow hubber Sunshine625 to Johnny Depp......Sunshine625 sends Johnny Depp a fan letter
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Fear and Loathing is easy to understand...if you have done lots of drugs in your life
He is very talented and takes his roles very seriously.
Go Captain Jack.
Finding Neverland is my favorite
His Charlie and the Chocolate Factory definitely wasn't as good as the original...
Interesting idea
I had forgetten he was in the first Nightmare
Hey there. Cool list. I was reading the other day and saw he makes 235,000 an hour. That is crazy. Your a good writer. I have been to Fredericksburgh before. I live in WV. Glad to follow you neighbor
Johnny Depp has to be enjoying life..Thanks for following and reading neighbor.
Interesting list. I love Johnny Depp movies especially Edward Scissorhands and Gilbert Grape. He is a very versatile actor and I'd like to see him drop the Pirate, a bit too much of that character for me.
I agree Dolores....I think Pirates ran out of steam after the 2nd film.....but I think you can look forward to three more Pirate movies....the first one comes out this summer....and then they want to make two more.....after they get through counting all the movie this summer....I love What's Eating Gilbert Grape too
I love Johnny Depp. My favorite are the Pirates of Caribbean movies. They are great.
I saw Rango this weekend, it is very funny, it is cool how it is already on this list. I will be watching to see where it ends up.
Johnny Depp is getting better with age, I am going to see rango this weeken, glad to see everybody loves that movie.
I might be in the minority but I did not like Rango, it was ok, but not a movie I will ever see again, hopefully Pirates 4 will be better.
Hey Pamela...well if you love Pirates, get ready for the 2nd trilogy...because they start this summer
Hinton1966....glad you liked Rango...it is off to a great start
KellyE....it is hard to argue that he is getting better with age....
YankeesRule.....I do believe you are in the minority, but hopefully you will enjoy Pirates: On Stranger Tides better..
Thanks to everybody for reading and commenting
My whole family loved Rango, hope it reaches your Top 5.
Your so called Movie Scores do not make alot of sense, you need better directions for me to understand. That being said, it looks like your list is pretty accurate
I am glad you and your family liked Rango.....Shaun Bronco Man....
Hey Timothy....in a nutshell for a movie to score high it needs......solid box office dollars, critical love, audience love, Oscar nominations and wins...Golden Globe noms and wins.... roughly 33% for box office, 33% for critics and audiences, 20% for awards and 17% for Top 5 weeks Top 10 weeks, #1 weeks, add them up...and you have movie score....hope that helps
This is such an interesting list - a thorough compilation. Thanks for writing.
Thank you Journey....Rango is about to move up a few more spots in a couple more days....thanks for reading and commenting.
Yeah. Very cool and very informative. Love the ranking system and agree that Rango will gain momentum; the animation is brilliant!
Hey Ruadan....yep it is already in the Top 10...and I think it can reach the Top 5 if it maintains its "legs" at the box office....thanks for reading
Wow, I was amazed to see how high "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was, as I don't remember it being that good. Then again, you can't argue with the numbers. lol. Anyways, I guess you learn something new everyday, as it was interesting to see what films made the top ten in this list. Keep up the good work Cogerson!
Rango moved to #7 since you read this the first time, as I had forgotten to update from the weekend grosses....I did not like Charlie at all myself, but I was biased towards the Gene Wilder version....but it made a ton of money...those damn younger people thought the movie was awesome....lol.... it scored high from both audiences and critics....made a ton of money ...with Depp getting a Golden Globe nom for Best Actor...as always thanks for reading
Johnny even made Rango a Lizard HOT!!! Brilliant actor!!
Wow I am surprised Rango has passed so many of his movies. I guess I will have to check that one out.
I didnt know Johnny made bad movies, now I do! Voted Up!
Hey Multiman....I do not think he makes bad movies anymore....but his youth had some bad movies...lol....thanks for reading
YankeesRule...well Rango has run out of steam....I do not seeing going any higher...thanks for the comments
Hey Sunshine625....pretty much anything he touches turns into gold these days...from a Hot lizard to another voyage with Captain Jack...thanks for reading
Another new movie has been updated....a busy year for Depp.
Well thank you Cogerson, I am glad to see Depp is having a huge year, I read that he will be appearing briefly in 21 Jump Street as well. But back to your hub, I think Pirates IV, will land about #10. Voted up.
Thanks for stopping by YankeesRule.....Rango was great, Pirates was disappointing, Rum Diary looks solid and I think the new 21 Jump Street should be funny....and I agree I do not see Pirates 4 cracking the top 5 on this list...thanks for commenting.
I loved the 4th Pirates, it was a great movie. Then again I love anything he is in. Nice Depp story.
I am very glad you enjoyed Pirates 4.....it is already Johnny Depp's number 19 movie after only one weekend.....thanks for stopping by.
I see my prediction looks like it is going to be close, Pirates is still raking in the money. Voted up
You might be right Yankees Rule....who would have seen such horrible reviews for the movie....I think it is going to end up around 225 million in the US....which has to be disappointing for Disney...thanks for the comments
I really don't understand why so many people like Edward Scissorhands. My favorite Tim Burton remain's Beetlejuice. Depp has been in some great movies. The first pirate was the best the others confusing but still fun. The Dutch east trade company come across as the Evil Empire of the 17th? 18th? century. Which they apparently were, yet it seems odd rooting for pirates, the theives, murderers and rapists of the sea.
Not all pirates were as charming as Jack or pretty as Elisabeth and Will. haha.
Hey ruffridyer....I know my oldest daughter(17 years old) thinks Edward Scissorhands is the best movie ever made....my favorite Tim Burton movies is Big Fish.....as for Pirates they hit the bullseye with the first one.....and they have tried to do top the first one....and in my opinion have failed to recapture that magic...thanks for stopping by
I never did a chance to see Rum Diary this weekend. The reviews were so poor BUT hopefully next weekend. Gotta support Johnny! :)
"But why's the rum gone?"
My favourite line in Pirates of the Caribbean.
Hmmm I didn't know Depp made so many films, even more shocking is that I've seen most of them!
The top 10 is exactly how pictured it would be. :)
I liked Rango, bought it on blu-ray, it was different.
I thought Pirates 4 was routine and not on a par with the previous 3, made me appreciate Gore Verbinski's overblown trilogy more.
I haven't seen Edward Scissorhands in ages, I found it very sad and that tends to put me off rewatching some films. Very good film and Danny Elfman's score was perfect. And I think it was Vincent Price last film.
An enjoyable hub Bruce with some interesting bits of trivia.
Voted Up etc etc
Hey Sunshine625...thanks for checking out my new Johnny Depp hub...I have also linked your fan letter to him under the Possibly Interesting Facts part....#9 on that list. I think you are going to have to see The Rum Diary quick as I do not think it will be at theaters for very long....a quick exit is forecasted. As always your input is greatly appreciated.
Hey SteveLensman.....well looking at his list I have seen 31 of his 38 movies...or 82% of his movies....not too bad of a number...especially since I do not feel I am a huge Johnny Depp fan.
"But why's the rum gone?" is a great line....my oldest daughter was a huge Pirates fan...and that was one of her favorite lines as well. One of the movies I have not watched of his is The Libertine....it is one of the few movies in my entire life that I turned the movie off and never watched the end...and so far I have not regreted that decision once.
Vincent Price's last movie was Edward Scissorhands...and agree it is a good movie...but sad is a great way to describe it.....thanks for checking out this facelifted hub.
Johhny Depp is one of the few current actors where I do consider myself a fan of the actor-but not enough that I will watch a bad film or a film totally not in the right genre for me (no Elm Street) I haven't seen everything he has done, but I've seen a lot more than most current actors, especially depending upon what genre the movies are.
However, I have only seen the first two Pirates of the Caribbean films. I don't know that I'll see any more of them, because I find the more sequels there are, thee more dissatisfied I am with them.
Top ten box office:
I have seen 5 of these: #1,2,7,9, and 10.
Top 10 critic scores:
I have seen 4 of these movies: 1,2,8 and 10.
note: I have seen Sweeny Todd in Vancouver (the stage musical) and loved it, and judging from the reviews it got, this was changed a lot so I didn't see the movie.
Top ten movie scores:
I have seen four of them.
Overall, I have seen 10 of his films you list , a big percentage for me. I have also seen Platoon which you do not include. Include that, and I've seen 28% of his films-
like Steve, I find Edward Sissorhands too sad to watch often and is thus not one of my favourites.
My 5 top favourites are, alphabetically:
Chocolat-my overall favourite
Ed Wood-also sad what happened to Bela, but still a great tribute to the actor played by Landau
Finding Neverland
Pirates of the Caribbean-Curse of the Black Pearl
Sleepy Hollow
Johnny Depp....he's a cutey....actually he's hot, even to an old bag like me who could do him no harm!! lol My eldest son was just talking to me about "Rango," and telling me he had laughed harder than he has since he was a kid....Personally, I love Capt. Jack Sparrow! I also liked Sweeney and the really old one, Gilbert Grape. I was blown away by Leonardo in that one.....he was just a kid but a powerful actor already. Thanks Cogerson....another ACE hub!
Hey Flora...I am impressed that you have seen so many of his movies....that has to be near the top of current actors for you. I am there with you about Pirates...I loved The Curse of the Black Pearl, thought Dead Man's Chest was ok....and really disappointed with At World's End...so disappointed that I refuse to watch the fourth...and the fifth and sixth ones that are coming.
As for Sweeney Todd...I never knew it was a stage musical until I saw Jersey Girl about a year ago...and in that movie the little girl does Sweeney Todd as a school play....I learn stuff everyday....glad to hear the show you saw was excellent.
I agree with your Top 5....especially Ed Wood,Finding Neverland and Black Pearl...can't even think of a movie you should watch that you have not seen yet....thanks as always for visiting.
Hey fpher48....thanks for checking out my new and improved Johnny Depp hub....I feel proud I was able to spell your name without checking to see if I made a mistake...the first dozen or so times I spelled your name I made some really bad mistakes.
I can watch him in Pirates 1: The Curse of the Black Pearl over and over....not as big a fan of the later ones...Rango is very funny...the perfect combination of humor for both adults and children...as my 5 year old loves the movie as well. Leo is awesome in What's Eating Gilbert Grape...he overshadows Depp in that movie...maybe they will make another together sometime in the future....thanks for the comments and the compliment.
I have no helpful comment except that I really enjoyed reading this, and I also enjoy Johnny's face. =)
hahahahahah...Cogerson, I'm proud of you too, but it's fpherj48. I know you'll believe me when I tell you that our friend Sunshine came right out and asked me to explain my name (she cracks me up) So I wrote and told her how I put it together...& she wrote back and said "Oh, I see, well I'm glad I know because I've been calling you, "EFFER" J...so now I sign my emails to her that way. She calls me her effer!
Thanks for the comment and the compliment Meisjunk...both are greatly appreciated.
Hey fpherj48....wow there I was patting myself on the back and I forgot the "j" in your name.....well I feel I will never forget the "j" again. Sunshine625 cracks me up as well....I can not figure out where she finds the time to be everywhere on HubPages, twitter, facebook and still take care of her family. I think effer and fpherj48 are both cool names.
BryRog57 Level 1 Commenter 16 months ago
Well you have nothing to say about #' 13-16. Speaking of which Blow top 10 all day. And are you kidding me, Fear and Loathing is an outstanding portrayal of Hunter S. Thompsons book, can't wait for The Rum Diaries.