Singapore’s film industry has delivered major homegrown box-office successes, particularly through the Ah Boys to Men, Money No Enough and I Not Stupid franchises. This BoxOfficeX ranking compares ten prominent Singaporean productions by reported lifetime theatrical collections in Singapore, not worldwide earnings. All original figures are in Singapore dollars (SGD).
Top 10 Highest-Grossing Singaporean Movies
Ranked movies
| Rank | Title | Year | Domestic | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ah Boys to Men 2 | 2013 | 7900000 | SGD |
| 2 | Ah Boys to Men 3: Frogmen | 2015 | 7620000 | SGD |
| 3 | Ah Boys to Men | 2012 | 6220000 | SGD |
| 4 | Money No Enough | 1998 | 6020000 | SGD |
| 5 | Ah Boys to Men 4 | 2017 | 5050000 | SGD |
| 6 | Money No Enough 3 | 2024 | 4875000 | SGD |
| 7 | Money No Enough 2 | 2008 | 4874000 | SGD |
| 8 | I Not Stupid Too | 2006 | 4181000 | SGD |
| 9 | Long Long Time Ago | 2016 | 4136000 | SGD |
| 10 | I Not Stupid | 2002 | 3800000 | SGD |
Singapore’s Biggest Local Box-Office Successes
Ah Boys to Men 2 leads this historical list with about S$7.90 million in Singapore theatrical earnings. Ah Boys to Men 3: Frogmen follows at approximately S$7.62 million, while the original Ah Boys to Men recorded about S$6.22 million. The franchise demonstrates the strong domestic appeal of Singapore’s military comedies.
Money No Enough, released in 1998, remains a milestone in Singaporean commercial cinema. The franchise continued with Money No Enough 2 and Money No Enough 3, while the I Not Stupid films and Long Long Time Ago are also among the country’s notable homegrown theatrical successes.
Individual Movie Financial Reports
BoxOfficeX is preparing dedicated financial reports for the films in this ranking. Each report will cover available production budgets, Singapore box-office collections, overseas performance and other disclosed financial information. Links will be added directly to the ranking as individual reports are published. Figures that have not been reliably disclosed will remain unfilled.
Ranking Methodology and Sources
This is a historical ranking of reported Singapore domestic theatrical collections for Singaporean productions, rather than a certified October 2026 all-time chart. Older films and later releases may have differing totals across publications. Sources used to assemble the figures include Singapore Film Commission / IMDA cinema reporting, The Straits Times, Screen Daily, InCinemas and historical industry box-office compilations. For Money No Enough 3, the S$4.875 million historical figure differs from IMDA’s published 2024 Singapore gross of S$4,485,528.44; the ranking therefore remains subject to reconciliation. Currency conversions are display conveniences and do not alter the original SGD ranking.