史上最赚钱的10部科幻电影

    《超能查派》正在全球火热上映。本片导演尼尔•布洛姆坎普也曾执导过2009年的电影《第九区》，后者是罕有的获得奥斯卡最佳影片提名的科幻电影，可惜最终输给了《拆弹部队》。

    对科幻电影来说，这种待遇完全在意料之中。这类电影很少能获得影评人的青睐，更别提获得奥斯卡提名了，迄今为止，从来没有科幻电影捧起过小金人。但科幻电影不是给影评人看的，它们是为影迷而生。

    科幻片的影迷是何等痴狂，他们会穿着“帝国突击队”的全套行头排长队，就为了在首映日的午夜先睹为快。这就是为什么电影公司不断拍摄科幻影片，因为他们知道这些片子要比什么《鸟人》或《拆弹部队》挣钱得多。

    《财富》杂志决定看看历史上最赚钱的10大科幻电影到底是哪些。我们使用的是电影票房网站Box Office Mojo提供的数据，并剔除了通胀因素对票房收入的影响。

    先从第10名开始。

    剧透提醒：你可能会看到某部影片的名字多次出现。

    On Friday, “Chappie” comes to movie theaters around the world. It was directed by Neill Blomkamp, whom you may recall was the director of 2009’s “District 9.” That movie was one of the rare science fiction movies to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar, but sadly, it lost to the “The Hurt Locker.”

    For sci-fi, that’s par for the course. The movies rarely win critical accolades, much less Oscar nominations, and to date, no science fiction movie has ever gone home with the statuette. But science fiction movies aren’t made for the critics. They’re made for the fans.

    And what rabid fans they are, dressing up in full Imperial Stormtrooper regalia to line up around the block and see the first screening at midnight on opening day. So movie studios keep making them, knowing they’ll make more money than they made with “Birdman,” or “The Hurt Locker” for that matter.

    Fortune decided to take a look at the 10 highest-grossing science-fiction movies of all time, using data from Box Office Mojo and adjusting for inflation.

    Here they are below, starting with number 10.

    Spoiler alert: You may see the name of a certain franchise repeated more than a few times.

    10、 《星球大战前传二——克隆人的进攻》（2002）

    《星球大战》前传三部曲讲述了一个年轻的绝地武士如何成长为黑武士，即西斯王的故事。星战三部曲所获得的评论，可以委婉地称为“不温不火”。

    影迷们对它也颇为不满。作为这个三部曲中的第二部，2002年的《克隆人的进攻》获得了一个让人起疑的名声，即“星战”系列中在商业方面最失败的一部。不过它仍然赚了3.11亿美元，相当于2015年的4.04亿美元，由此挤进这个榜单的垫底位置。

    10. Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones (2002)

    The “Star Wars” prequel trilogy told the story of a young Jedi who grows up to become Darth Vader, Lord of the Sith. The critical reception that the trilogy received could politely be described as “lukewarm.”

    Fans had issues with it too, and the second installment in the trilogy, 2002’s ”Attack of the Clones,” won the dubious distinction of being the least commercially successful film in the “Star Wars” canon. Still, it earned $311 million, the equivalent of $404 million in 2015, so it squeaks its way onto the bottom rung of this list.