You've seen several of the top 10 sci-fi movies in history?

The super-Energy corps is on the world's hot release. The film director Neill Blomkamp also directed the 2009 movie "Ninth District", the latter is rare to obtain the Oscar best Film nomination of sci-fi film, but eventually lost to the "bomb-breaking force."

For sci-fi movies, this treatment is entirely predictable. This kind of film rarely gets the critics, not to mention the Oscar nomination, so far, no sci-fi film has ever held the Golden man. But sci-fi movies are not for film critics, they are for movie fans.

The fans of sci-fi movies are so crazy that they will be lined up in the "Imperial Commando" outfit to get a sneak peek at midnight on the premiere. That's why studios are constantly filming sci-fi movies because they know that these films are much more lucrative than "Bird Man" or "bomb-breaking forces."

Fortune Magazine decided to look at the most lucrative 10 sci-fi movies in history. We are using the data provided by Box Office Mojo, a movie box-office site, and removing the impact of inflation on box-office revenue.

Start with the 10th place first.

Spoiler alert: You may see the name of a movie appearing multiple times.

10, "Star Wars prequel two-the attack of human Cloning" (2002)

The "Star Wars" prequel trilogy tells the story of how a young Jedi grew into the Black Warrior, the Sith king. The comments received by the Star Wars trilogy can be gently called "tepid".

Fans are also quite dissatisfied with it. As the second part of the trilogy, the 2002 "Clone Attack" gained a dubious reputation as one of the most commercial failures in the "Star Wars" series. But it still earns $311 million, or $404 million in 2015, to squeeze into the bottom of the list.

9, "Star Wars prequel three-Revenge of the Sith" (2005)

As the last part of the Star Wars trilogy, the film tells an old story: What happens when you start a lightsaber war with your Jedi mentor? As a result, you will roll into the Lava river, and your carbonized body will be clothed in a black wind, and then become the famous Dark Warrior.

The film's domestic box office is up to $380 million, equivalent to $455 million today. The Black Warrior became the iconic figure of the global pop culture, and in the Ukrainian Prime minister's election in 2014, it appeared openly in the voting results.

8. "Independence Day" (1996)

If aliens invade the Earth, destroy the big cities, deadliest, will you grind your teeth? Thanks to the 1996 film Independence Day, we know that to defeat this intrusion, we just need to bring a laptop to the alien mothership and upload a virus to its computer. Fortunately, this computer is exactly compatible with Apple's software. Steve Jobs is really a genius who can insight into the future!

Despite this kind of wearing--this is a lot of help--the film was hit by the audience, the box office amounted to $306 million, the equivalent of $456 million today. The film's sequel is being filmed, but the Big star, Will Smith, was not in the movie because the director Roland Emmerich said "his price is too high".

7, "Back to The Future" (1985)

"Back to The Future", starring Michael J. Fox, tells the story of a bad teenager crossing back 30 years ago. Back in the past, he met his mother, who was still a teenage girl, and his mother soon became obsessed with him. The comedy begins with this.

The film was the highest grossing movie of 1985, earning $211 million, the equivalent of $485 million today. Later, the two-quality sequels were released in 1989 and 1990, respectively. The BBC reports that a stage musical version of the film is scheduled to be staged in the West End of London in 2015.

6, "Star Wars prequel one-Phantom Crisis" (1999)

There are few films in the history of film that can make fans look forward to as much as this movie. It is polite to say that it has failed to satisfy everyone.

Although fans and film critics are dismissive of it, the overwhelming majority of people who love to see the movie have gone to see what the Avatar is. That would be enough to push its box office to $475 million, equivalent to $666 million in 2015.

5. Return of the Jedi (1983)

The Return of the Jedi, released in 1983, earned a $309 million box-office income in the United States, equivalent to $725 million today. Depending on the subject you're asking, the film is probably the best in the Star Wars trilogy, and probably the worst.

If you ask a teenager, they'll say it's the worst, and blame the Ewoks. If you ask a child less than 8 years old, they will say it is the best, which is also given by the Ewoks person. Since the "Star Wars" system (including the much-maligned prequel series) today relies on children under the age of 8 to remain alive, Fortune magazine is a good one.

4. "Empire Strikes" (1980)

Throughout the Star Wars series, the 1980 Empire strikes out was widely regarded as the best. This dark and mature blockbuster is tasked with a thankless mission to build a bridge of communication between the original works of Rage in 1977 and the Return of the Jedi, the two-hour commercial film. But it has done this very well.

The film also has the most famous phrase in the history of science fiction-"I am your father". In fact, when the Black Knight spoke to Skywalker Luke, someone in the theater might want to sit in a chair for another three years, waiting to see how the plot turns. The film's total box office is $290 million, the equivalent of $823 million today.

3, "Avatar" (2009)

At the box office, James Cameron's avatar was the highest-grossing movie ever, up to $761 million. Excluding inflation, its total box office was $829 million, making it two points from the top. But don't worry, they're going to build a trilogy.

You can't have seen the 3D epic movie, it's a bit like the intergalactic "Dance with the Wolves", about how the blue natives of Pandora have replaced the family of LA. It also became the pioneer of the 3D movie era, but even Cameron said he was fed up with the phenomenon.

2. Et Aliens (1982)

In 1982, Steven Spielberg had already been among the super directors by the box-office masterpieces of "Great white Shark" and "Indiana". But when the film was released in the summer, he became a veritable cultural celebrity, one of the few big directors who could get mainstream movie viewers into theaters just because they were printed on posters.

The film tells the story of a lovely alien who was on the planet, and once it hit the world, the U.S. box office alone amounted to $435 million, the equivalent of $1 billion today. Spielberg has since become one of the greatest directors in the history of film, but in any case, et aliens may be his most beloved work.

1. "Star Wars" (1977)

The first Star Wars won the top spot with a $461 million U.S. domestic box office (equivalent to $1.8 billion in 2015). It was a great achievement for a film that was just beginning to be extremely difficult for Toupai. Lian Yi, Universal Pictures and Disney were all dismissive of George Lucas's humble little sci-fi film. In the end, 20th Century Fox Company barely agreed to a test.

It turns out that this decision is incredibly wise, and that the film company has finally learned to seize the opportunity. In 2012, when Walt Disney bought Lucas Pictures for $ more than 4 billion, it was a much higher price than it had promised to shoot the film, which had a budget of just $11 million. Disney took over, the first thing is Toupai new trilogy, the opening will be released in December 2015, the "Force Awakening."

Of course, if they were willing to toupai the first part of the year, they would have ample opportunity to make all this. However, the belated six is better than one.

You've seen several of the top 10 sci-fi movies in history?