I understand where you’re coming from but I think to be considered a big movie star doesn’t just involve being in several money making movies. Consider Daniel Day-Lewis, the only man to win 3 best Actor Oscars - he’s worth $50M, that’s only a quarter of her earnings and he’s regarded as movie star royalty.
Additionally, many of her movies were and are romcoms, pretty forgettable movies and her one serious movie that I can remember, “ The Good Girl,” is not mentioned here. Many tv stars know that the transition from small screen to big screen, is very difficult. For every Will Smith, there’s a 1000 Alfonso Robeiros, who don’t make it. Jennifer was the most successful from her crew, but she was never in the same league wrt movie stardom as her ex-husband, Brad Pitt. However, I am now giving her credit because although I have considered her a bit of an airhead before, I now realize how well she and her team have managed her career and maintained her relevance. I don’t think she even wants to be considered a serious actress, she’s found her niche - a female Hugh Grant or sorts - and it works for her. Good for her.
Being famous doesn’t just depend on being in a number of movies, it also involves how active you are in the spotlight. Compare Matt Damon and Brad Pitt and their families. Both pretty big movie stars, but when Brad was with Angie, the circus surrounding them was crazy, as opposed to Matt Damon, who can pretty much walk down the street unrecognized.