Do you remember the biggest summer blockbuster of your childhood? There's a list that compiles every summer's domestic box office hit since "Jaws" became the first true summer blockbuster in 1975.

Here's the first 10, the income is NOT adjusted for inflation:

1975: "Jaws". $260 million

1976: "The Omen". $60.9 million

1977: "Star Wars: A New Hope". $461 million

1978: "Grease". $190 million

1979: "The Amityville Horror". $86.4 million

1980: "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back". $290.5 million

1981: "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark". $248.2 million

1982: "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial". $435.1 million

1983: "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi". $309.3 million

1984: "Ghostbusters". $242.2 million

These are the 10 most recent...

2013: "Iron Man 3". $409 million

2014: "Guardians of the Galaxy". $333.2 million

2015: "Jurassic World". $652.3 million

2016: "Finding Dory". $486.3 million

2017: "Wonder Woman". $412.6 million

2018: "Incredibles 2". $608.6 million

2019: "The Lion King". $543.6 million (You know, the CGI "live-action" version.)

2020: "The New Mutants". $23.8 million (Most movies at this time went straight to streaming because of the pandemic.)

2021: "Black Widow". $183.6 million

2022: "Top Gun: Maverick". $718.7 million

You can see the complete list at MentalFloss.com.

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Amy James