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.
| Rank | Title of Movie | Year | US Dollar Amount | Exchange Rate | Philippine Peso Amount | Studio(s) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin | 2011 | 7,654,855 | 43.32 | 331.61 million | Star Cinema, Viva Films | BOM |
| 2 | No Other Woman | 2011 | 6,522,701 | 42.68 | 278.39 million | Star Cinema, Viva Films | BOM |
| 3 | The Mistress | 2012 | 6,362,114 | 41.31 | 262.82 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 4 | This Guy's in Love with U Mare! | 2012 | 6,082,709 | 40.95 | 249.09 million | Star Cinema, Viva Films | BOM |
| 5 | You Changed My Life | 2009 | 4,727,411 | 47.64 | 225.21 million | Star Cinema, Viva Films | BOM |
| 6 | A Very Special Love | 2008 | 3,836,701 | 46.72 | 179.25 million | Star Cinema, Viva Films | BOM |
| 7 | ÜnOfficially Yours | 2012 | 3,704,457 | 42.45 | 157.25 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 8 | One More Chance | 2007 | 3,684,908 | 41.46 | 152.78 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 9 | My Amnesia Girl | 2010 | 3,288,330 | 44.04 | 144.82 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 10 | Miss You Like Crazy | 2010 | 3,183,529 | 44.91 | 142.97 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 11 | A Love Story | 2007 | 3,121,563 | 44.73 | 139.63 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 12 | Caregiver | 2008 | 3,108,225 | 44.89 | 139.53 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 13 | In My Life | 2009 | 2,887,307 | 47.01 | 135.74 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 14 | For The First Time | 2008 | 2,850,133 | 47.01 | 134.70 million | Star Cinema | BOM |
| 15 | Kimmy Dora and the Temple of Kiyeme | 2012 | 3,204,780 | 41.80 | 133.96 million | Star Cinema, Spring Films | BOM |
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