The Jungle Book

1967

On a budget of $4 million, the movie made a total of $141 million in the US (making it the 29th highest grossing movie of all time in the US) and $205 million worldwide with $6.8 million of that coming form Germany alone.

2016

On a budget of $175 million, the movie grossed 4364 in the united states and Canada and a total of 966.6 worldwide making it the highest grossing remake ever at the time until Disney's own Beauty and the beast surpassed it the following year.

due to both movies different time periods and ownership they can both be considered mainstream films 

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