Since it's a new year, and we've discussed a few top films from previous years, here's the #1 film winners for Domestic, International, and Worldwide since 1989.
Some of the numbers don't match Mojo's summary of the same films, because they lump all international (but not domestic) re-release cash under the year of release for some stupid reason. These should be the corrected values.
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Year #1 Domestic Film #1 International Film #1 Worldwide Film
2016 Rogue One ($530-570M) Captain America: Civil War ($745M) Captain America: Civil War (?) ($1153M)
2015 The Force Awakens ($936M) Furious 7 ($1163M) The Force Awakens ($2068M)
2014 American Sniper ($350M) Transformers: AoE ($859M) Transformers: AoE ($1104M)
2013 Catching Fire ($425M) Frozen ($876M) Frozen ($1277M)
2012 The Avengers ($623M) The Avengers ($896M) The Avengers ($1519M)
2011 Harry Potter: DH2 ($381M) Harry Potter: DH2 ($961M) Harry Potter: DH2 ($1342M)
2010 Toy Story 3 ($415M) Toy Story 3 ($652M) Toy Story 3 ($1067M)
2009 Avatar ($750M) Avatar ($2005M) Avatar ($2755M)
2008 The Dark Knight ($533M) The Dark Knight ($470M) The Dark Knight ($1003M)
2007 Spider-Man 3 ($337M) PotC: At World's End ($654M) PotC: At World's End ($963M)
2006 PotC: Dead Mans Chest ($423M) PotC: Dead Mans Chest ($643M) PotC: Dead Mans Chest ($1066M)
2005 Revenge of the Sith ($380M) Harry Potter: atGoF ($607M) Harry Potter: atGoF ($897M)
2004 Shrek 2 ($441M) Shrek 2 ($479M) Shrek 2 ($919M)
2003 Lord of the Rings: RotK ($379M) Lord of the Rings:: RotK ($742M) Lord of the Rings:: RotK ($1119M)
2002 Spider-Man ($404M) Lord of the Rings: TTT ($584M) Lord of the Rings: TTT ($923M)
2001 Harry Potter: atSS ($318M) Harry Potter: atSS ($657M) Harry Potter: atSS ($975M)
2000 How the Grinch Stole X-Mas ($260M) Mission Impossible 2 ($331M) Mission Impossible 2 ($546M)
1999 The Phantom Menace ($431M) The Phantom Menace ($492M) The Phantom Menace ($923M)
1998 Saving Private Ryan ($217M) Armageddon ($352M) Armageddon ($554M)
1997 Titanic ($601M) Titanic ($1242M) Titanic ($1832M)
1996 Independence Day ($306M) Independence Day ($511M) Independence Day ($817M)
1995 Toy Story ($192M) Die Hard with a Vengeance ($266M) Toy Story ($374M)
1994 Forrest Gump ($330M) The Lion King ($451M) The Lion King ($764M)
1993 Jurassic Park ($357M) Jurassic Park ($556M) Jurassic Park ($913M)
1992 Aladdin ($217M) The Body Guard ($289M) Aladdin ($504M)
1991 Terminator 2 ($205M) Terminator 2 ($315M) Terminator 2 ($520M)
1990 Home Alone ($286M) Ghost ($288M) Ghost ($506M)
1989 Batman ($251M) Indiana Jones: atLC ($277M) Indiana Jones: atLC ($474M)
One film took all 3 titles in 14 of the past 28 years.
Not counting 2016 yet, in the years where the top domestic and international film were different, the domestic winner only took the worldwide crown 3 times (TFA, Toy Story, and Aladdin). The international winner was the worldwide winner the other 10 times.
Terminator 2 was the only Rated R film to take all 3 categories since the 80s. The Bodyguard, Die Hard with a Vengeance, and Saving Private Ryan were the only other R-Rated films to hit #1 in a single category.
No film has ever won the worldwide boxoffice crown without taking one of the two other categories (at least since 1989).