These Sandra Bullock Movies Have Grossed Over $100 Million At The Box Office

Summary

• Sandra Bullock's diverse filmography includes box office hits like 'Speed' and 'Miss Congeniality.'
• Despite critical reception of some films, Bullock has consistently captured audiences worldwide for decades.
• From rom-coms to action movies, her talent shines through, making her one of Hollywood's most celebrated actresses.

Sandra Bullock is one of the most talented actresses in Hollywood, and she has been captivating audiences for years with her performances. From her breakout role in the hit film Speed to her award-winning turn in The Blind Side, Bullock has proven time and again that she is a force to be reckoned with on the big screen.

With her impeccable timing, natural charm, and undeniable talent, it's no wonder that she has become such a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. Whether she's making us laugh or bringing us to tears, Sandra Bullock always gives us something to remember.

Even though some of Sandra Bullock's well-known movies were severely panned by critics, and she acknowledges that some of them shouldn't have been made at all, including Speed 2, they still brought in a ton of cash at the box office.

Here we have all of Sandra Bullock's movie roles that brought in $100 million or more worldwide, according to The Numbers—good, bad, or otherwise.

Updated April 2024: Sandra Bullock may not love all the films she has been in, but there is one that she revealed she absolutely regrets doing. That film is "Speed 2". What is interesting about this movie is that it made over $100 million at the box office. As such, it was a success in that respect. But when it came to critical success, "Speed 2" was never successful.

20 Demolition Man (1993)

Box Office Gross: $159 Million

• Supporting actor

In the movie Demolition Man, Sandra Bullock plays a police officer named Lenina Huxley who teams up with Sylvester Stallone's character to stop a dangerous criminal. The film is set in a futuristic society where crime has been eliminated, but so has freedom of expression and individuality.

19 Speed (1994)

Box Office Gross: $283 Million

• Supporting actor

In the movie Speed, Sandra Bullock portrays a passenger on a bus that is rigged to explode if it drops below 50 miles per hour. The film also stars Keanu Reeves as the hero cop who tries to save the day.

Speed ended up being a huge success, and remains a classic action film to this day. Its unique concept and intense, non-stop action captivated audiences far and wide.

18 Speed 2 (1997)

Box Office Gross: $150 Million

• Starring role

Speed's success resulted in a sequel, Speed 2: Cruise Control. In the movie, Bullock's character is aboard a hijacked cruise ship by a maniac. But despite being a follow-up to an excellent film, the sequel was met with criticism and did not do well critically, with Sandra Bullock herself regretting ever acting in Speed 2.

The film was criticized for its weak plot and lack of suspense, which failed to capture the excitement of the original. Despite this, Speed 2: Cruise Control still managed to make a profit at the box office.

17 While You Were Sleeping (1995)

Box Office Gross: $182 Million

• Starring role

While You Were Sleeping is a classic rom-com in which Sandra Bullock plays Lucy, a lonely ticket collector who saves the life of a man named Peter. When Peter falls into a coma, Lucy is mistaken for his fiancé by his family, and she decides to play along. As she spends time with Peter's family, Lucy starts to fall in love with his brother, Jack, played by Bill Pullman.

While You Were Sleeping was a box office success and cemented Bullock's status as a leading lady in Hollywood. It also showcased her comedic timing and ability to bring a relatable charm to her characters.

16 A Time To Kill (1996)

Box Office Gross: $152 Million

• Supporting actor

In the movie A Time to Kill, Sandra Bullock plays Ellen Roark, a law student who assists Jake Brigance (played by Matthew McConaughey) in defending Carl Lee Hailey (played by Samuel L. Jackson) in a racially charged murder trial.

A Time To Kill, based on the novel by John Grisham, received critical acclaim for its powerful performances and intense courtroom drama. Sandra Bullock's portrayal of Ellen Roark earned her a nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role.

15 The Net (1995)

Box Office Gross: $110 Million

• Starring role

The Net is a movie with Sandra Bullock in which she plays the character of Angela Bennett, a computer programmer who accidentally stumbles upon a dangerous conspiracy while trying to uncover a software bug. The movie was released in 1995 and was directed by Irwin Winkler.

The Net was one of the first movies to depict the dangers of the internet and how easily personal information can be stolen and used against someone. Bullock's character, Angela, is a prime example of how vulnerable we all are to cyberattacks. The film may have been ahead of its time, but it still holds up today as a cautionary tale about the importance of online security.

14 The Prince Of Egypt (1998)

Box Office Gross: $219 Million

• Supporting actor

The Prince of Egypt stars Sandra Bullock as the voice of Miriam, the sister of Moses, who helps him lead the Israelites out of Egypt. The film also features the voices of Val Kilmer as Moses, Ralph Fiennes as the villainous Pharaoh Ramses, and Michelle Pfeiffer as his wife, Tzipporah. The stunning animation and powerful storytelling make The Prince of Egypt a timeless classic.

13 Miss Congeniality (2000)

Box Office Gross: $213 Million

• Starring role

Miss Congeniality stars Sandra Bullock as a tough FBI agent named Gracie Hart, who goes undercover as a contestant in the Miss United States beauty pageant to prevent a terrorist attack.

Throughout the film, Gracie struggles to fit in with the other contestants and conform to traditional beauty pageant standards while also trying to solve the case. Despite the challenges she faces, Gracie proves herself to be a skilled and determined agent who is not afraid to stand up for what is right.

12 Two Weeks Notice (2002)

Box Office Gross: $119 Million

Starring role

In the movie Two Weeks Notice, Sandra Bullock plays Lucy Kelson, a brilliant lawyer who is passionate about social justice. Lucy's idealism leads her to accept a job as the chief counsel for billionaire businessman George Wade, played by Hugh Grant.

Despite their vastly different personalities and worldviews, Lucy and George develop a close working relationship. However, as Lucy begins to feel overworked and underappreciated, she decides to give George two weeks' notice.

11 Miss Congeniality 2 (2005)

Box Office Gross: $101 Million

• Starring role

Part 2 of Miss Congeniality wasn't as big of a hit as the first. Sandra Bullock is back as Gracie Hart, now a full-fledged FBI agent. However, this time around, the plot takes a different turn as Gracie is tasked with going undercover as a contestant in the Miss United States pageant once again.

While the first film focused on Gracie's transformation from a rough-around-the-edges tomboy to a poised and polished beauty queen, Miss Congeniality 2 delves deeper into her character development as she grapples with the pressures of maintaining her cover while also trying to solve a potential terrorist threat.