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Box Extraordinary Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 12:52 am Posts: 25990	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Urgh, what I meant is that it is NOT the worst drop from #1; Vampires has that still, of course. For anyone who's interested, these are the worst drops in ranking from weekend to weekend, irrespective of the film's position in the previous weekend, and for films with a $100k+ gross during the given weekend. I cut out the smaller grosses because there are ridiculous fluctuations at the bottom of the charts even though the changes in the dollar amounts is small. Spoiler: show The Order 31 (from # 13 to 44 )- $100,868 / -91.2% Godzilla 2000 28 (from # 11 to 39 )- $155,416 / -80.9% Jawbreaker 25 (from # 18 to 43 )- $100,423 / -85.8% I Dreamed of Africa 25 (from # 23 to 48 )- $131,295 / -71.2% Running Scared 25 (from # 16 to 41 )- $147,964 / -88.8% Dick 24 (from # 17 to 41 )- $136,775 / -83.0% The Next Best Thing 24 (from # 20 to 44 )- $123,210 / -78.4% Formula 51 24 (from # 19 to 43 )- $101,067 / -89.5% DysFunKtional Family 24 (from # 19 to 43 )- $112,612 / -75.7% Grind 24 (from # 18 to 42 )- $126,402 / -84.6% Alone in the Dark 24 (from # 16 to 40 )- $107,753 / -87.7% Drop Dead Gorgeous 23 (from # 22 to 45 )- $118,587 / -74.4% The Astronaut's Wife 23 (from # 20 to 43 )- $118,060 / -78.8% Play It to the Bone 23 (from # 18 to 41 )- $183,141 / -77.4% Dragonfly 23 (from # 17 to 40 )- $136,420 / -82.7% Stealing Harvard 23 (from # 16 to 39 )- $112,676 / -81.5% Spirited Away 23 (from # 22 to 45 )- $101,910 / -75.4% The Missing 23 (from # 17 to 40 )- $134,719 / -67.6% Primeval 23 (from # 15 to 38 )- $204,322 / -89.1% The Final Season 23 (from # 20 to 43 )- $132,765 / -79.9% Mad Money 23 (from # 21 to 44 )- $101,651 / -84.5% Mickey Blue Eyes 22 (from # 17 to 39 )- $109,472 / -71.2% Pokemon: The First Movie 22 (from # 13 to 35 )- $112,214 / -79.1% Anything Else 22 (from # 18 to 40 )- $117,105 / -81.8% The Perfect Score 22 (from # 18 to 40 )- $113,576 / -87.8% Sleepover 22 (from # 15 to 37 )- $120,358 / -89.7% Freedom Writers 22 (from # 19 to 41 )- $145,729 / -85.7% Over Her Dead Body 22 (from # 17 to 39 )- $153,286 / -91.2% Reindeer Games 21 (from # 21 to 42 )- $124,158 / -73.8% Queen of the Damned 21 (from # 22 to 43 )- $113,148 / -83.3% The Adventures of Pluto Nash 21 (from # 17 to 38 )- $102,827 / -83.9% Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever 21 (from # 13 to 34 )- $160,354 / -84.1% Kangaroo Jack 21 (from # 23 to 44 )- $108,774 / -69.1% Willard 21 (from # 13 to 34 )- $164,850 / -88.2% Doogal 21 (from # 24 to 45 )- $108,234 / -71.6% Blood and Chocolate 21 (from # 24 to 45 )- $125,257 / -79.3% Skinwalkers 21 (from # 18 to 39 )- $103,137 / -81.4% The Jane Austen Book Club 21 (from # 23 to 44 )- $114,763 / -79.1% Beyond the Mat 20 (from # 26 to 46 )- $110,531 / -68.5% America's Sweethearts 20 (from # 22 to 42 )- $105,949 / -83.8% Glitter 20 (from # 15 to 35 )- $119,017 / -87.4% I Spy 20 (from # 13 to 33 )- $150,051 / -85.6% Narc 20 (from # 23 to 43 )- $122,898 / -85.0% Suspect Zero 20 (from # 21 to 41 )- $113,925 / -76.4% Underclassman 20 (from # 21 to 41 )- $112,806 / -77.9% The Cave 20 (from # 22 to 42 )- $110,875 / -75.6% The Dukes of Hazzard 20 (from # 22 to 42 )- $104,649 / -72.6% Last Holiday 20 (from # 22 to 42 )- $161,378 / -76.5% Black Snake Moan 20 (from # 18 to 38 )- $102,206 / -84.6% I Know Who Killed Me 20 (from # 14 to 34 )- $146,205 / -87.5% The Brave One 20 (from # 19 to 39 )- $153,972 / -77.6% Gloria 19 (from # 20 to 39 )- $120,512 / -85.5% Teaching Mrs. Tingle 19 (from # 27 to 46 )- $107,918 / -64.2% The Muse 19 (from # 17 to 36 )- $148,497 / -73.0% Boiler Room 19 (from # 29 to 48 )- $103,057 / -54.5% Loser 19 (from # 14 to 33 )- $161,572 / -74.6% Town & Country 19 (from # 14 to 33 )- $120,091 / -78.4% Collateral Damage 19 (from # 22 to 41 )- $153,563 / -78.6% Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde 19 (from # 24 to 43 )- $101,532 / -80.8% Crank 19 (from # 21 to 40 )- $118,599 / -72.3% Flyboys 19 (from # 22 to 41 )- $105,109 / -64.5% Catch and Release 19 (from # 13 to 32 )- $292,341 / -83.4% WAR 19 (from # 16 to 35 )- $175,564 / -73.9% 200 Cigarettes 18 (from # 21 to 39 )- $153,116 / -69.6% Office Space 18 (from # 28 to 46 )- $113,208 / -60.4% The Deep End of the Ocean 18 (from # 24 to 42 )- $128,335 / -64.2% The Wood 18 (from # 25 to 43 )- $116,466 / -62.8% Universal Soldier: The Return 18 (from # 29 to 47 )- $106,679 / -58.0% Any Given Sunday 18 (from # 23 to 41 )- $168,909 / -61.9% Sorority Boys 18 (from # 22 to 40 )- $115,189 / -80.1% SwimFan 18 (from # 14 to 32 )- $207,245 / -71.7% View from the Top 18 (from # 21 to 39 )- $136,276 / -69.3% The Real Cancun 18 (from # 18 to 36 )- $133,950 / -78.1% Marci X 18 (from # 17 to 35 )- $207,763 / -76.2% The Big Bounce 18 (from # 18 to 36 )- $186,041 / -85.4% Against the Ropes 18 (from # 15 to 33 )- $182,476 / -86.3% Taking Lives 18 (from # 26 to 44 )- $108,398 / -54.3% Hostel 18 (from # 25 to 43 )- $105,417 / -80.7% The Black Dahlia 18 (from # 16 to 34 )- $137,765 / -75.1% The Nativity Story 18 (from # 15 to 33 )- $237,904 / -84.2% Unaccompanied Minors 18 (from # 16 to 34 )- $202,821 / -79.0% Curse of the Golden Flower 18 (from # 27 to 45 )- $135,548 / -83.5% The Corruptor 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $174,103 / -57.8% The Thirteenth Floor 17 (from # 11 to 28 )- $163,903 / -56.9% Eye of the Beholder 17 (from # 10 to 27 )- $434,860 / -79.6% Bicentennial Man 17 (from # 29 to 46 )- $118,422 / -61.2% Center Stage 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $103,108 / -52.9% The In Crowd 17 (from # 17 to 34 )- $143,869 / -78.9% The Art of War 17 (from # 21 to 38 )- $144,240 / -67.2% Deliver Us from Eva 17 (from # 29 to 46 )- $101,887 / -56.5% Dreamcatcher 17 (from # 23 to 40 )- $120,705 / -74.4% Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! 17 (from # 22 to 39 )- $119,854 / -79.6% Elektra 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $124,468 / -69.9% Cursed 17 (from # 18 to 35 )- $103,139 / -77.9% Venom 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $121,766 / -76.6% Find Me Guilty 17 (from # 18 to 35 )- $154,563 / -74.6% Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion 17 (from # 17 to 34 )- $115,059 / -73.5% Nacho Libre 17 (from # 15 to 32 )- $139,209 / -72.3% How to Eat Fried Worms 17 (from # 22 to 39 )- $121,623 / -73.8% Invincible 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $126,968 / -67.6% Eklavya - The Royal Guard 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $182,246 / -73.6% Stomp the Yard 17 (from # 22 to 39 )- $172,501 / -69.9% Shoot 'Em Up 17 (from # 18 to 35 )- $158,295 / -79.8% Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins 17 (from # 20 to 37 )- $150,930 / -73.9% Doomsday 17 (from # 19 to 36 )- $119,660 / -78.4% At First Sight 16 (from # 14 to 30 )- $479,393 / -67.3% Blast from the Past 16 (from # 18 to 34 )- $218,446 / -66.2% The General's Daughter 16 (from # 30 to 46 )- $106,157 / -54.3% Outside Providence 16 (from # 15 to 31 )- $167,584 / -72.9% Random Hearts 16 (from # 21 to 37 )- $130,114 / -79.1% T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous (IMAX) 16 (from # 21 to 37 )- $139,885 / -51.6% Duets 16 (from # 20 to 36 )- $160,852 / -65.2% The Original Kings of Comedy 16 (from # 23 to 39 )- $109,058 / -55.0% Urban Legends: Final Cut 16 (from # 17 to 33 )- $120,145 / -77.1% Spy Kids 16 (from # 16 to 32 )- $161,662 / -78.9% Legally Blonde 16 (from # 19 to 35 )- $107,654 / -70.7% Big Fat Liar 16 (from # 21 to 37 )- $144,530 / -73.4% One Hour Photo 16 (from # 22 to 38 )- $162,993 / -54.6% The Four Feathers 16 (from # 27 to 43 )- $120,417 / -63.7% Eight Crazy Nights 16 (from # 11 to 27 )- $218,860 / -87.7% Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle 16 (from # 16 to 32 )- $341,594 / -66.0% Stuck on You 16 (from # 27 to 43 )- $111,219 / -62.1% Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius 16 (from # 19 to 35 )- $125,594 / -76.2% The Brothers Grimm 16 (from # 17 to 33 )- $167,675 / -73.7% Red Eye 16 (from # 24 to 40 )- $116,930 / -63.6% Waiting... 16 (from # 22 to 38 )- $136,129 / -65.9% All the King's Men 16 (from # 11 to 27 )- $285,993 / -81.5% Letters from Iwo Jima 16 (from # 25 to 41 )- $100,167 / -60.3% The Last Legion 16 (from # 21 to 37 )- $139,062 / -84.6% 30 Days of Night 16 (from # 14 to 30 )- $164,425 / -82.5% Charlie Bartlett 16 (from # 19 to 35 )- $145,202 / -82.6% Penelope 16 (from # 25 to 41 )- $146,026 / -62.2% A Civil Action 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $261,129 / -66.1% Stepmom 15 (from # 26 to 41 )- $141,005 / -74.9% Patch Adams 15 (from # 19 to 34 )- $248,870 / -50.7% Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me 15 (from # 27 to 42 )- $134,544 / -72.1% The Blair Witch Project 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $165,448 / -49.8% The Insider 15 (from # 16 to 31 )- $122,371 / -66.5% Man on the Moon 15 (from # 10 to 25 )- $432,160 / -65.9% Simpatico 15 (from # 28 to 43 )- $151,102 / -67.1% Snow Falling on Cedars 15 (from # 24 to 39 )- $188,655 / -52.4% Drowning Mona 15 (from # 16 to 31 )- $236,225 / -66.8% Woman on Top 15 (from # 22 to 37 )- $150,825 / -61.1% Left Behind 15 (from # 22 to 37 )- $277,092 / -61.4% Valentine 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $151,717 / -68.3% Valentine 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $151,717 / -68.3% Say It Isn't So 15 (from # 18 to 33 )- $131,001 / -87.3% The Forsaken 15 (from # 15 to 30 )- $140,149 / -73.4% A.I. Artificial Intelligence 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $106,217 / -68.9% Kung Pow! Enter the Fist 15 (from # 16 to 31 )- $266,065 / -81.0% Super Troopers 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $215,048 / -78.8% Death to Smoochy 15 (from # 13 to 28 )- $266,459 / -83.5% Showtime 15 (from # 22 to 37 )- $136,231 / -67.9% Knockaround Guys 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $161,309 / -80.1% Extreme Ops 15 (from # 17 to 32 )- $128,099 / -83.6% Kaante 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $211,305 / -50.4% Confessions of a Dangerous Mind 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $145,220 / -71.6% Gods and Generals 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $163,852 / -74.6% Mambo Italiano (Canada) 15 (from # 14 to 29 )- $133,087 / -68.5% Down with Love 15 (from # 15 to 30 )- $125,607 / -64.4% Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star 15 (from # 15 to 30 )- $152,856 / -83.7% Beyond Borders 15 (from # 17 to 32 )- $124,454 / -87.8% Timeline 15 (from # 14 to 29 )- $135,474 / -84.4% Miracle 15 (from # 23 to 38 )- $104,425 / -46.6% Clifford's Really Big Movie 15 (from # 24 to 39 )- $103,457 / -76.0% Breakin' All the Rules 15 (from # 15 to 30 )- $111,566 / -62.9% Around the World in 80 Days 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $131,996 / -61.5% The Clearing 15 (from # 18 to 33 )- $170,404 / -73.5% King Arthur 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $171,352 / -73.2% Hostage 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $110,023 / -65.9% Transporter 2 15 (from # 13 to 28 )- $311,080 / -73.2% Lord of War 15 (from # 28 to 43 )- $116,316 / -48.5% Just Like Heaven 15 (from # 21 to 36 )- $192,346 / -66.1% Casanova 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $258,000 / -72.0% Dave Chappelle's Block Party 15 (from # 16 to 31 )- $203,105 / -69.3% Goal! The Dream Begins 15 (from # 13 to 28 )- $187,246 / -72.2% Code Name: The Cleaner 15 (from # 29 to 44 )- $147,817 / -73.3% Arthur and the Invisibles 15 (from # 22 to 37 )- $198,017 / -72.6% Norbit 15 (from # 22 to 37 )- $104,419 / -64.5% Evening 15 (from # 17 to 32 )- $125,743 / -68.3% Hot Rod 15 (from # 19 to 34 )- $154,544 / -73.0% Chak DE! India 15 (from # 25 to 40 )- $121,562 / -50.8% Ocean's Thirteen 15 (from # 26 to 41 )- $118,348 / -44.8% September Dawn 15 (from # 24 to 39 )- $129,000 / -78.6% The Brothers Solomon 15 (from # 24 to 39 )- $100,230 / -80.3% Underdog 15 (from # 24 to 39 )- $136,383 / -48.0% The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising 15 (from # 10 to 25 )- $466,531 / -78.9% Feel the Noise 15 (from # 13 to 28 )- $350,154 / -73.9% Eastern Promises 15 (from # 17 to 32 )- $245,961 / -70.8% Lions for Lambs 15 (from # 18 to 33 )- $136,738 / -65.9% Fred Claus 15 (from # 16 to 31 )- $198,819 / -77.0% This Christmas 15 (from # 19 to 34 )- $118,085 / -70.0% The Perfect Holiday 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $114,587 / -66.6% Step Up 2 the Streets 15 (from # 20 to 35 )- $206,034 / -61.9% Simply Irresistible 14 (from # 9 to 23 )- $997,177 / -55.3% My Favorite Martian 14 (from # 19 to 33 )- $217,997 / -72.6% 8MM 14 (from # 30 to 44 )- $113,635 / -60.1% Shakespeare in Love 14 (from # 26 to 40 )- $103,426 / -47.4% Taal 14 (from # 23 to 37 )- $181,262 / -50.5% Drop Dead Gorgeous 14 (from # 32 to 46 )- $103,526 / -50.7% Deep Blue Sea 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $112,602 / -56.9% Jakob the Liar 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $125,836 / -71.0% Mumford 14 (from # 21 to 35 )- $118,771 / -65.3% The Thomas Crown Affair 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $170,377 / -59.1% Three Kings 14 (from # 28 to 42 )- $109,814 / -44.6% Anywhere But Here 14 (from # 11 to 25 )- $173,000 / -76.7% Flawless 14 (from # 16 to 30 )- $116,740 / -67.7% Isn't She Great 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $191,360 / -70.7% Wonder Boys 14 (from # 19 to 33 )- $225,427 / -62.8% 3 Strikes 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $150,358 / -59.7% Shanghai Noon 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $119,741 / -47.4% The Replacements 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $135,095 / -61.1% The Watcher 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $127,940 / -66.5% Freddy Got Fingered 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $116,267 / -70.2% Lara Croft: Tomb Raider 14 (from # 16 to 30 )- $162,891 / -68.8% John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars 14 (from # 13 to 27 )- $326,461 / -79.8% Thirteen Ghosts 14 (from # 12 to 26 )- $101,076 / -76.5% Hart's War 14 (from # 30 to 44 )- $101,641 / -70.9% Crossroads 14 (from # 16 to 30 )- $304,339 / -72.9% Windtalkers 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $116,414 / -86.0% The Crocodile Hunter: Collission Course 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $156,766 / -60.4% Undisputed 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $172,305 / -71.8% The Emperor's Club 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $170,845 / -77.8% National Security 14 (from # 25 to 39 )- $116,264 / -75.5% The Hunted 14 (from # 17 to 31 )- $188,932 / -71.8% La Grande Seduction 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $146,333 / -60.1% Duplex 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $127,541 / -80.0% In the Cut 14 (from # 12 to 26 )- $225,286 / -76.8% The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 14 (from # 15 to 29 )- $281,347 / -69.4% The Station Agent 14 (from # 27 to 41 )- $128,341 / -15.9% My Baby's Daddy 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $161,213 / -79.2% The Last Samurai 14 (from # 27 to 41 )- $151,370 / -61.3% Jersey Girl 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $163,899 / -69.8% Soul Plane 14 (from # 17 to 31 )- $114,417 / -61.8% Adrenaline Rush: The Science of Risk (IMAX) 14 (from # 28 to 42 )- $101,733 / -26.6% Thunderbirds 14 (from # 15 to 29 )- $224,755 / -82.1% We Don't Live Here Anymore 14 (from # 31 to 45 )- $100,792 / -48.7% Paparazzi 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $120,442 / -76.5% Therese: The Story of Saint Therese of Lisieux 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $101,420 / -71.6% Spanglish 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $210,110 / -59.7% House of Wax 14 (from # 13 to 27 )- $134,929 / -69.9% Four Brothers 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $146,207 / -68.6% Roll Bounce 14 (from # 26 to 40 )- $139,792 / -62.7% Grandma's Boy 14 (from # 21 to 35 )- $135,806 / -88.9% Freedomland 14 (from # 10 to 24 )- $588,112 / -79.5% Good Night, and Good Luck. 14 (from # 23 to 37 )- $172,346 / -71.2% The Pink Panther 14 (from # 18 to 32 )- $131,284 / -68.6% An American Haunting 14 (from # 13 to 27 )- $183,938 / -60.5% The Lake House 14 (from # 14 to 28 )- $208,112 / -64.1% Clerks II 14 (from # 25 to 39 )- $158,670 / -58.3% Idlewild 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $176,365 / -57.1% The Last Kiss 14 (from # 21 to 35 )- $137,527 / -62.2% Catch a Fire 14 (from # 17 to 31 )- $176,800 / -83.0% Man of the Year 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $106,720 / -60.7% The Marine 14 (from # 25 to 39 )- $102,685 / -58.6% One Night with the King 14 (from # 27 to 41 )- $100,015 / -55.1% Black Christmas (2006) 14 (from # 17 to 31 )- $335,217 / -81.4% Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $130,318 / -77.7% The Astronaut Farmer 14 (from # 21 to 35 )- $117,543 / -77.7% Slow Burn 14 (from # 20 to 34 )- $119,150 / -84.7% Lucky You 14 (from # 13 to 27 )- $160,940 / -86.5% Bug 14 (from # 8 to 22 )- $156,658 / -87.8% License to Wed 14 (from # 12 to 26 )- $238,042 / -81.5% Ocean's Thirteen 14 (from # 21 to 35 )- $132,453 / -71.2% Who's Your Caddy? 14 (from # 15 to 29 )- $187,169 / -82.9% Death Sentence 14 (from # 12 to 26 )- $415,733 / -75.2% The Nanny Diaries 14 (from # 19 to 33 )- $168,897 / -78.4% The Heartbreak Kid 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $138,162 / -68.7% Martian Child 14 (from # 10 to 24 )- $482,672 / -73.8% The Game Plan 14 (from # 11 to 25 )- $353,011 / -70.7% Hitman 14 (from # 24 to 38 )- $111,845 / -46.4% One Missed Call 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $200,768 / -71.5% First Sunday 14 (from # 23 to 37 )- $172,914 / -68.4% No Country for Old Men 14 (from # 22 to 36 )- $175,512 / -66.6% Semi-Pro 14 (from # 15 to 29 )- $275,339 / -76.1% _________________ In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. 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Box Extraordinary Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 12:52 am Posts: 25990	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Here are the rest. Apparently, you can't post a chart with 911 entries in one single post Spoiler: show The Siege 13 (from # 28 to 41 )- $127,931 / -44.8% Virus 13 (from # 15 to 28 )- $447,120 / -68.6% The Matrix 13 (from # 32 to 45 )- $112,756 / -46.8% Bats 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $183,980 / -77.1% Bringing Out the Dead 13 (from # 19 to 32 )- $156,613 / -74.5% Blue Streak 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $124,995 / -60.6% Fifty (IMAX) 13 (from # 19 to 32 )- $176,200 / -68.8% Humsaath Hain 13 (from # 25 to 38 )- $136,697 / -47.1% The World Is Not Enough 13 (from # 22 to 35 )- $219,975 / -50.6% Magnolia 13 (from # 28 to 41 )- $125,563 / -44.1% What Planet Are You From? 13 (from # 17 to 30 )- $238,271 / -83.7% Scream 3 13 (from # 27 to 40 )- $134,416 / -58.7% The Road to El Dorado 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $182,751 / -82.5% The Skulls 13 (from # 26 to 39 )- $192,930 / -37.1% Mission to Mars 13 (from # 27 to 40 )- $192,327 / -36.4% American Beauty 13 (from # 30 to 43 )- $170,293 / -11.9% Rules of Engagement 13 (from # 16 to 29 )- $146,420 / -53.7% Shaft 13 (from # 19 to 32 )- $150,123 / -67.0% The Ladies Man 13 (from # 16 to 29 )- $161,777 / -73.1% The Legend of Drunken Master 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $143,628 / -80.3% Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 13 (from # 16 to 29 )- $136,518 / -62.1% Monkeybone 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $130,203 / -60.4% Original Sin 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $274,115 / -75.4% Extreme Days 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $128,701 / -75.4% Big Trouble 13 (from # 11 to 24 )- $364,630 / -77.9% Human Nature 13 (from # 26 to 39 )- $118,400 / -60.2% Undercover Brother 13 (from # 22 to 35 )- $110,145 / -62.8% XXX 13 (from # 28 to 41 )- $100,711 / -54.4% Signs 13 (from # 21 to 34 )- $201,439 / -48.6% Attack of the Clones: The IMAX Experience (IMAX) 13 (from # 26 to 39 )- $133,694 / -45.6% The Emperor's Club 13 (from # 32 to 45 )- $110,230 / -35.5% Pinocchio 13 (from # 25 to 38 )- $117,797 / -78.4% Dark Blue 13 (from # 22 to 35 )- $193,491 / -47.3% Cradle 2 the Grave 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $281,163 / -72.8% Final Destination 2 13 (from # 25 to 38 )- $122,551 / -54.8% Cowboy Bebop 13 (from # 30 to 43 )- $113,246 / -51.7% What a Girl Wants 13 (from # 17 to 30 )- $130,702 / -75.0% Identity 13 (from # 17 to 30 )- $150,641 / -52.4% The In-Laws 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $168,376 / -75.1% Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd 13 (from # 20 to 33 )- $123,292 / -64.9% Johnny English 13 (from # 12 to 25 )- $318,985 / -69.8% The Medallion 13 (from # 17 to 30 )- $254,821 / -69.5% Intolerable Cruelty 13 (from # 23 to 36 )- $138,615 / -49.3% Bad Santa 13 (from # 16 to 29 )- $235,935 / -76.5% Big Fish 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $150,886 / -57.5% Welcome to Mooseport 13 (from # 25 to 38 )- $115,894 / -59.5% Never Die Alone 13 (from # 15 to 28 )- $163,287 / -84.3% L'Incomparable Mademoiselle C. 13 (from # 30 to 43 )- $118,891 / -31.0% The Alamo 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $115,462 / -60.7% Home on the Range 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $159,258 / -78.3% Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $156,469 / -75.7% Catwoman 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $124,019 / -67.9% Little Black Book 13 (from # 20 to 33 )- $222,716 / -63.1% Surviving Christmas 13 (from # 20 to 33 )- $105,371 / -69.0% White Noise 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $121,550 / -51.1% Son of the Mask 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $231,455 / -79.9% The Thing About My Folks 13 (from # 28 to 41 )- $109,348 / -53.1% G 13 (from # 19 to 32 )- $138,030 / -75.1% Wolf Creek 13 (from # 20 to 33 )- $173,026 / -84.3% Glory Road 13 (from # 32 to 45 )- $108,317 / -52.0% When a Stranger Calls 13 (from # 27 to 40 )- $145,492 / -54.6% Slither 13 (from # 21 to 34 )- $100,745 / -67.9% Friends with Money 13 (from # 23 to 36 )- $104,498 / -53.0% Little Man 13 (from # 24 to 37 )- $163,762 / -63.2% Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna 13 (from # 30 to 43 )- $129,654 / -50.2% World Trade Center 13 (from # 23 to 36 )- $157,514 / -57.6% Everyone's Hero 13 (from # 15 to 28 )- $256,669 / -78.3% Open Season 13 (from # 15 to 28 )- $201,388 / -85.7% The Good Shepherd 13 (from # 14 to 27 )- $725,610 / -64.6% Happily N'Ever After 13 (from # 19 to 32 )- $549,141 / -64.9% The Holiday 13 (from # 28 to 41 )- $176,914 / -74.1% Smokin' Aces 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $390,650 / -73.8% The Departed 13 (from # 27 to 40 )- $102,265 / -57.1% Reno 911!: Miami 13 (from # 12 to 25 )- $334,363 / -76.1% The Number 23 13 (from # 11 to 24 )- $335,403 / -84.4% Dead Silence 13 (from # 22 to 35 )- $110,955 / -73.3% You Kill Me 13 (from # 23 to 36 )- $107,970 / -64.8% Dragon Wars 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $289,680 / -67.9% Balls of Fury 13 (from # 21 to 34 )- $183,221 / -67.3% Stardust 13 (from # 25 to 38 )- $137,092 / -47.1% In the Valley of Elah 13 (from # 15 to 28 )- $412,826 / -69.2% We Own the Night 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $388,168 / -70.5% Rendition 13 (from # 20 to 33 )- $161,192 / -71.3% Awake 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $195,874 / -83.7% Race 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $241,938 / -69.8% Stop-Loss 13 (from # 13 to 26 )- $232,112 / -79.0% The Ruins 13 (from # 18 to 31 )- $141,870 / -66.2% Office Space 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $285,913 / -71.6% The Prince of Egypt 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $260,377 / -39.0% Star Trek: Insurrection 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $232,517 / -43.7% She's All That 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $203,858 / -58.7% eXistenZ 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $118,748 / -45.1% The Matrix 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $224,609 / -56.0% Summer of Sam 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $152,958 / -67.4% Arlington Road 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $186,345 / -59.5% Eyes Wide Shut 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $151,177 / -50.3% Chill Factor 12 (from # 9 to 21 )- $462,495 / -76.1% Stigmata 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $140,604 / -52.0% Three to Tango 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $198,646 / -81.2% Dogma 12 (from # 12 to 24 )- $212,591 / -70.1% House on Haunted Hill 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $124,165 / -58.9% Superstar 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $116,428 / -43.4% Tumbleweeds 12 (from # 27 to 39 )- $122,378 / -49.5% Pokemon: The First Movie 12 (from # 33 to 45 )- $103,643 / -36.9% Phir Bhi Dil Hain Hindustani 12 (from # 27 to 39 )- $168,912 / -54.0% Trois 12 (from # 35 to 47 )- $117,786 / -41.3% Hanging Up 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $191,670 / -66.6% Here on Earth 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $149,499 / -49.5% Mission to Mars 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $138,377 / -64.0% Scream 3 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $131,250 / -53.1% 28 Days 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $244,061 / -57.6% Frequency 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $113,147 / -41.5% Road Trip 12 (from # 27 to 39 )- $123,140 / -39.2% X-Men 12 (from # 10 to 22 )- $574,629 / -46.1% Turn It Up 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $195,027 / -66.2% The Way of the Gun 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $191,160 / -56.8% Saving Grace 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $242,012 / -49.2% Girlfight 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $209,482 / -57.8% Space Cowboys 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $103,329 / -56.3% Lost Souls 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $165,679 / -73.3% The Contender 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $142,108 / -74.5% Escanaba in 'da Moonlight 12 (from # 27 to 39 )- $211,694 / -21.5% Down to Earth 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $175,573 / -71.8% One Night at McCool's 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $144,931 / -71.4% Blow 12 (from # 13 to 25 )- $131,050 / -63.6% Kiss of the Dragon 12 (from # 14 to 26 )- $203,186 / -71.6% Atlantis: The Lost Empire 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $167,489 / -62.1% Atlantis: The Lost Empire 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $104,651 / -31.6% The Others 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $174,960 / -74.2% Domestic Disturbance 12 (from # 13 to 25 )- $101,688 / -76.1% Hart's War 12 (from # 8 to 20 )- $1,401,007 / -68.6% Snow Dogs 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $189,807 / -67.4% Return to Never Land 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $120,432 / -66.7% 40 Days and 40 Nights 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $143,453 / -57.3% The Time Machine 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $153,152 / -63.6% Bad Company 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $177,224 / -76.4% Blue Crush 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $167,315 / -68.2% The Four Feathers 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $332,109 / -65.4% Tuck Everlasting 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $118,840 / -65.0% Santa vs. the Snowman (IMAX) 12 (from # 30 to 42 )- $120,840 / -35.7% Star Trek: Nemesis 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $130,297 / -67.5% Darkness Falls 12 (from # 29 to 41 )- $144,741 / -36.4% Far From Heaven 12 (from # 29 to 41 )- $109,667 / -52.5% Anger Management 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $162,586 / -55.7% Alex and Emma 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $173,485 / -73.9% Bend It Like Beckham 12 (from # 14 to 26 )- $316,601 / -65.4% The Italian Job 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $187,348 / -52.2% Bad Boys II 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $204,461 / -60.8% The Secret Lives of Dentists 12 (from # 30 to 42 )- $123,420 / -48.8% The Rundown 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $124,835 / -75.0% Santa vs. the Snowman - Season 2 (IMAX) 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $247,475 / -24.2% Stuck on You 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $293,803 / -71.2% Chasing Liberty 12 (from # 11 to 23 )- $681,286 / -75.7% Love Don't Cost a Thing 12 (from # 33 to 45 )- $102,675 / -49.5% Torque 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $150,735 / -61.5% Dawn of the Dead 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $106,665 / -43.6% Johnson Family Vacation 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $152,015 / -49.9% Troy 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $129,420 / -41.5% Two Brothers 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $168,345 / -49.8% Alfie 12 (from # 14 to 26 )- $192,053 / -73.6% Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $186,101 / -57.8% Be Cool 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $138,523 / -52.7% Dear Frankie 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $104,333 / -41.7% Melinda and Melinda 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $101,011 / -48.3% Stealth 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $176,597 / -68.4% Bad News Bears 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $122,558 / -60.2% Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $195,870 / -62.0% Must Love Dogs 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $204,428 / -51.1% Cry Wolf 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $285,420 / -70.7% An Unfinished Life 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $128,247 / -66.8% Domino 12 (from # 11 to 23 )- $350,430 / -84.6% Just Friends 12 (from # 9 to 21 )- $261,875 / -87.4% Rent 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $100,696 / -86.6% Rumor Has It 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $318,421 / -69.6% Tristan and Isolde 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $281,237 / -75.2% Annapolis 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $201,528 / -61.5% Rang De Basanti 12 (from # 34 to 46 )- $127,775 / -49.7% The Matador 12 (from # 29 to 41 )- $124,485 / -60.5% Capote 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $180,100 / -57.0% Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $111,130 / -58.4% The Shaggy Dog 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $102,010 / -52.6% Silent Hill 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $205,291 / -60.0% Waist Deep 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $185,822 / -73.7% The Lake House 12 (from # 28 to 40 )- $100,213 / -51.8% A Scanner Darkly 12 (from # 27 to 39 )- $132,977 / -48.1% Snakes on a Plane 12 (from # 19 to 31 )- $262,292 / -68.2% Hollywoodland 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $169,961 / -69.2% The Wicker Man 12 (from # 25 to 37 )- $124,256 / -65.8% Infamous 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $179,960 / -60.3% The Fountain 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $130,233 / -74.0% Deck the Halls 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $269,925 / -49.7% Deja Vu 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $335,518 / -56.8% Rocky Balboa 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $556,051 / -64.8% Salaam-E-Ishq 12 (from # 28 to 40 )- $170,354 / -55.2% Alpha Dog 12 (from # 32 to 44 )- $140,140 / -60.0% The Departed 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $347,060 / -74.1% Smokin' Aces 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $125,640 / -67.8% The Ultimate Gift 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $191,389 / -76.1% The Host 12 (from # 26 to 38 )- $103,775 / -39.6% The Invisible 12 (from # 17 to 29 )- $110,487 / -68.9% Hostel Part II 12 (from # 14 to 26 )- $141,359 / -84.3% El Cantante 12 (from # 18 to 30 )- $256,734 / -59.9% BRATZ 12 (from # 20 to 32 )- $164,608 / -62.6% Talk to Me 12 (from # 24 to 36 )- $139,727 / -46.6% El Cantante 12 (from # 30 to 42 )- $114,189 / -55.5% Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 12 (from # 15 to 27 )- $328,427 / -59.1% Evan Almighty 12 (from # 31 to 43 )- $114,605 / -61.1% Death at a Funeral 12 (from # 23 to 35 )- $168,898 / -41.6% Mr. Woodcock 12 (from # 14 to 26 )- $464,934 / -58.6% Halloween (2007) 12 (from # 33 to 45 )- $110,492 / -61.7% Feel the Noise 12 (from # 28 to 40 )- $103,762 / -70.4% Aaja Nachle 12 (from # 22 to 34 )- $114,595 / -55.5% Witless Protection 12 (from # 16 to 28 )- $251,818 / -74.2% The Other Boleyn Girl 12 (from # 29 to 41 )- $106,190 / -64.0% Shutter 12 (from # 21 to 33 )- $133,513 / -52.4% Twins 11 (from # 1 to 12 )- $1,518,300 / -27.8% Jack Frost 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $347,554 / -65.5% You've Got Mail 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $216,609 / -55.7% The Prince of Egypt 11 (from # 32 to 43 )- $121,018 / -53.5% Message in a Bottle 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $286,851 / -55.4% 8MM 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $285,043 / -60.1% The Rage: Carrie 2 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $257,050 / -60.2% The Other Sister 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $217,762 / -42.2% Foolish 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $142,129 / -45.8% Pushing Tin 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $152,514 / -62.2% Trippin' 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $179,289 / -48.8% The Love Letter 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $113,651 / -46.0% South Park - Bigger, Longer and Uncut 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $282,303 / -68.7% Muppets from Space 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $275,431 / -69.0% Brokedown Palace 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $388,124 / -78.2% Brokedown Palace 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $229,534 / -40.9% Eyes Wide Shut 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $138,308 / -55.7% Dudley Do-Right 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $140,695 / -52.2% Stir of Echoes 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $201,483 / -53.5% Runaway Bride 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $201,327 / -53.0% Bowfinger 11 (from # 29 to 40 )- $124,555 / -24.9% The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $135,101 / -74.2% Sweet and Lowdown 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $149,688 / -13.9% Man on the Moon 11 (from # 33 to 44 )- $148,120 / -41.0% Down to You 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $450,493 / -67.0% Pitch Black 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $255,212 / -58.5% The Whole Nine Yards 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $106,904 / -70.6% Black and White 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $202,262 / -77.7% Boys Don't Cry 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $161,303 / -53.2% Galaxy Quest 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $136,884 / -39.9% American Psycho 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $100,015 / -49.8% Keeping the Faith 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $139,478 / -38.0% Dinosaur 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $124,029 / -29.9% Dinosaur 11 (from # 30 to 41 )- $107,012 / -58.3% Bless the Child 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $144,371 / -52.9% Scary Movie 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $197,805 / -53.0% Nurse Betty 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $190,146 / -61.0% The Cell 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $112,431 / -49.1% The Little Vampire 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $209,014 / -90.8% Dr. T & the Women 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $111,374 / -53.6% Red Planet 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $115,785 / -84.5% Charlie's Angels 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $155,360 / -38.4% Sugar & Spice 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $372,297 / -69.1% Saving Silverman 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $150,261 / -54.9% Blow Dry 11 (from # 29 to 40 )- $109,663 / -54.3% Sweet November 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $205,062 / -63.9% crazy/beautiful 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $109,726 / -57.9% Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within 11 (from # 12 to 23 )- $303,786 / -76.7% Cats and Dogs 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $241,765 / -65.1% Bubble Boy 11 (from # 31 to 42 )- $102,842 / -45.9% Summer Catch 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $237,133 / -64.5% The Glass House 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $132,365 / -68.7% Rat Race 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $114,437 / -63.5% The Princess Diaries 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $112,840 / -46.8% Planet of the Apes 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $104,278 / -29.0% Megiddo: The Omega Code II 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $108,247 / -65.0% Corky Romano 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $130,813 / -76.5% Kate and Leopold 11 (from # 8 to 19 )- $1,448,767 / -57.9% Ali 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $324,270 / -77.0% Big Trouble 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $143,879 / -60.5% The Powerpuff Girls Movie 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $108,496 / -67.9% fear dot com 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $283,674 / -71.1% XXX 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $220,717 / -59.0% Austin Powers in Goldmember 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $158,200 / -34.5% The Man from Elysian Fields 11 (from # 36 to 47 )- $100,168 / -16.6% Barbershop 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $146,250 / -70.9% Punch-Drunk Love 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $171,813 / -59.3% The Santa Clause 2 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $301,055 / -63.1% Analyze That 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $106,001 / -71.7% A Guy Thing 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $361,346 / -72.0% My Big Fat Greek Wedding 11 (from # 29 to 40 )- $130,928 / -39.0% Dark Blue 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $367,038 / -84.5% Maid in Manhattan 11 (from # 31 to 42 )- $135,382 / -29.7% Gangs of New York 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $204,731 / -63.9% The Core 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $161,889 / -73.6% Les Invasions Barbares 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $177,143 / -53.8% Hollywood Homicide 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $201,872 / -71.8% Daddy Day Care 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $103,129 / -57.3% Bend It Like Beckham 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $193,830 / -38.8% Freddy vs. Jason 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $192,976 / -58.1% Uptown Girls 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $122,100 / -51.2% Tupac: Resurrection 11 (from # 13 to 24 )- $397,968 / -64.3% Love Don't Cost a Thing 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $203,229 / -64.5% Teacher's Pet 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $386,110 / -73.0% Paycheck 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $267,567 / -77.3% Mona Lisa Smile 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $120,760 / -60.7% Calendar Girls 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $207,615 / -58.1% Welcome to Mooseport 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $285,946 / -71.5% The Butterfly Effect 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $267,437 / -48.7% Lost in Translation 11 (from # 29 to 40 )- $120,027 / -50.6% The Prince and Me 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $123,162 / -62.8% The Punisher 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $371,355 / -67.3% Hellboy 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $150,625 / -72.5% Troy 11 (from # 30 to 41 )- $115,467 / -32.4% White Chicks 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $284,202 / -53.0% Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $241,442 / -62.9% The Door in the Floor 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $179,571 / -29.6% Before Sunset 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $171,309 / -27.0% Open Water 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $236,019 / -71.3% I, Robot 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $213,789 / -60.5% The Cookout 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $147,304 / -65.3% Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $104,138 / -68.1% Darkness 11 (from # 12 to 23 )- $670,289 / -69.3% The Flight of the Phoenix 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $347,735 / -78.0% Being Julia 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $122,619 / -57.2% Pooh's Heffalump Movie 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $117,078 / -60.9% Man of the House 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $126,655 / -62.6% Waqt - The Race Against Time 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $157,790 / -65.3% Madison 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $148,827 / -44.5% Mindhunters 11 (from # 10 to 21 )- $177,554 / -82.3% XXX: State of the Union 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $171,175 / -79.3% Unleashed 11 (from # 10 to 21 )- $215,330 / -74.4% The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $136,806 / -58.4% The Devil's Rejects 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $310,682 / -76.6% Murderball 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $134,803 / -38.9% The Island 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $161,811 / -59.8% The Great Raid 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $213,880 / -61.9% The Skeleton Key 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $217,350 / -65.3% Fantastic Four 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $124,435 / -33.5% Thumbsucker 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $121,384 / -63.1% Tim Burton's Corpse Bride 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $137,773 / -57.6% Doom 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $118,780 / -81.2% The Ringer 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $206,765 / -61.4% Rumor Has It 11 (from # 31 to 42 )- $112,705 / -64.6% Annapolis 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $523,367 / -62.0% Fun with Dick and Jane 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $212,675 / -57.7% Memoirs of a Geisha 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $197,041 / -42.4% Something New 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $365,199 / -69.5% End of the Spear 11 (from # 30 to 41 )- $182,130 / -36.8% The Second Chance 11 (from # 38 to 49 )- $114,171 / -43.1% Doogal 11 (from # 13 to 24 )- $381,772 / -80.6% Hoodwinked 11 (from # 36 to 47 )- $101,285 / -35.7% Basic Instinct 2 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $177,461 / -82.6% ATL 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $142,342 / -70.1% The Promise 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $110,987 / -59.3% The Da Vinci Code 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $245,956 / -47.8% The Break-Up 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $162,160 / -44.6% RV 11 (from # 32 to 43 )- $102,179 / -43.4% John Tucker Must Die 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $335,989 / -69.6% Nacho Libre 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $161,625 / -40.0% Pulse 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $109,941 / -60.4% Beerfest 11 (from # 20 to 31 )- $203,281 / -61.3% Crossover 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $200,568 / -57.5% Accepted 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $145,475 / -62.3% School for Scoundrels 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $140,730 / -64.7% Trailer Park Boys: The Movie 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $138,960 / -61.8% Jet Li's Fearless 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $135,376 / -61.2% The Science of Sleep 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $133,687 / -55.8% Jackass: Number Two 11 (from # 21 to 32 )- $165,418 / -66.6% Employee of the Month 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $101,027 / -73.6% Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $229,773 / -82.4% Bobby 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $155,050 / -72.7% Alpha Dog 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $1,165,725 / -61.0% Stomp the Yard 11 (from # 11 to 22 )- $573,040 / -75.7% Charlotte's Web (2006) 11 (from # 23 to 34 )- $235,608 / -65.0% Epic Movie 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $400,236 / -71.1% The Abandoned 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $184,524 / -76.4% Hannibal Rising 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $179,581 / -64.9% Notes on a Scandal 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $101,614 / -49.2% The Hills Have Eyes 2 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $388,861 / -75.3% The Lookout 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $185,061 / -82.0% Bridge to Terabithia 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $101,250 / -39.9% Reign Over Me 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $181,171 / -78.0% Kickin' It Old Skool 11 (from # 14 to 25 )- $215,675 / -73.4% The Condemned 11 (from # 22 to 33 )- $111,112 / -63.1% Georgia Rule 11 (from # 12 to 23 )- $155,820 / -73.5% A Mighty Heart 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $198,755 / -69.3% Partner 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $195,236 / -66.6% 1408 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $230,678 / -79.8% Spider-Man 3 11 (from # 25 to 36 )- $127,439 / -42.5% License to Wed 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $113,446 / -52.3% 1408 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $106,058 / -54.0% The Invasion 11 (from # 26 to 37 )- $117,649 / -62.2% Ladron Que Roba A Ladron 11 (from # 29 to 40 )- $140,292 / -60.3% Mr. Bean's Holiday 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $311,635 / -56.7% Sydney White 11 (from # 13 to 24 )- $546,665 / -60.1% Sydney White 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $200,215 / -63.4% Good Luck Chuck 11 (from # 18 to 29 )- $240,373 / -67.4% The Comebacks 11 (from # 12 to 23 )- $566,399 / -60.8% Saw IV 11 (from # 9 to 20 )- $426,189 / -81.0% Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 11 (from # 24 to 35 )- $275,164 / -48.3% Rambo 11 (from # 13 to 24 )- $654,231 / -67.1% Untraceable 11 (from # 15 to 26 )- $500,139 / -70.7% Meet the Spartans 11 (from # 16 to 27 )- $447,148 / -71.4% Jodhaa Akbar 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $118,115 / -65.5% Be Kind, Rewind 11 (from # 28 to 39 )- $153,953 / -50.8% The Spiderwick Chronicles 11 (from # 17 to 28 )- $221,841 / -70.6% Alvin and the Chipmunks 11 (from # 27 to 38 )- $139,516 / -42.4% The Bank Job 11 (from # 19 to 30 )- $200,601 / -51.4% Heartbreak Hotel 10 (from # 2 to 12 )- $1,226,040 / -40.6% In Dreams 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $482,065 / -65.8% The Thin Red Line 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $392,982 / -57.8% Varsity Blues 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $315,531 / -57.4% A Simple PlanÃƒÂ 10 (from # 34 to 44 )- $113,344 / -45.3% Ravenous 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $361,881 / -65.2% The Rugrats Movie 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $166,458 / -49.3% The Waterboy 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $142,657 / -43.7% Message in a Bottle 10 (from # 31 to 41 )- $141,308 / -50.7% My Favorite Martian 10 (from # 33 to 43 )- $135,991 / -37.6% She's All That 10 (from # 35 to 45 )- $106,405 / -47.8% The Prince of Egypt 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $123,074 / -52.0% Lost and Found (1999) 10 (from # 8 to 18 )- $421,781 / -66.4% Doug's First Movie 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $123,014 / -45.0% The Love Letter 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $210,610 / -61.8% Baby Geniuses 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $120,438 / -42.0% Straight from the Heart 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $196,338 / -34.3% Forces of Nature 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $103,183 / -37.1% Analyze This 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $173,285 / -35.3% Life 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $142,115 / -44.6% The Out-of-Towners 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $100,619 / -53.5% Instinct 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $297,706 / -50.0% Shakespeare in Love 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $269,546 / -47.3% The Astronaut's Wife 10 (from # 10 to 20 )- $556,650 / -79.2% South Park - Bigger, Longer and Uncut 10 (from # 34 to 44 )- $124,479 / -50.6% Lake Placid 10 (from # 35 to 45 )- $110,855 / -40.5% Mystery, Alaska 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $284,541 / -67.6% Romance 10 (from # 28 to 38 )- $129,933 / -31.7% Mystery, Alaska 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $141,334 / -50.3% Elmo in Grouchland 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $177,866 / -66.1% Drive Me Crazy 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $122,000 / -37.1% Cradle Will Rock 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $168,295 / -45.1% Bicentennial Man 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $305,083 / -61.6% The Bachelor 10 (from # 34 to 44 )- $145,461 / -28.0% The Insider 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $215,397 / -58.7% My Dog Skip 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $171,269 / -71.2% Frequency 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $193,459 / -62.8% Road Trip 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $128,407 / -43.4% Mission: Impossible II 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $236,824 / -49.8% Gone in 60 Seconds 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $156,557 / -42.4% Hollow Man 10 (from # 8 to 18 )- $770,511 / -62.0% The Perfect Storm 10 (from # 9 to 19 )- $634,000 / -53.0% Woman on Top 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $388,020 / -64.8% The Tao of Steve 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $137,020 / -36.9% Beautiful 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $227,964 / -63.4% Get Carter 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $273,588 / -75.4% Dracula 2000 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $161,604 / -38.6% You Can Count on Me 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $139,775 / -19.6% Head Over Heels 10 (from # 11 to 21 )- $855,730 / -67.2% Meet the Parents 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $290,180 / -1.6% Dude, Where's My Car? 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $185,020 / -10.7% American Desi 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $107,740 / -56.9% Tomcats 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $243,118 / -73.2% Just Visiting 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $214,473 / -75.6% Baby Boy 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $236,243 / -65.3% Yaadein 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $177,025 / -72.6% The Musketeer 10 (from # 8 to 18 )- $551,905 / -68.2% The Musketeer 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $183,815 / -66.7% Max Keeble's Big Move 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $253,279 / -82.3% Riding in Cars with Boys 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $208,786 / -70.8% From Hell 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $185,933 / -72.8% Orange County 10 (from # 10 to 20 )- $1,118,456 / -61.1% Rollerball 10 (from # 3 to 13 )- $3,946,661 / -56.2% Hart's War 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $349,531 / -75.1% Queen of the Damned 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $677,097 / -71.3% Amelie 10 (from # 28 to 38 )- $135,783 / -34.8% The Other Side of Heaven 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $107,245 / -57.5% National Lampoon's Van Wilder 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $160,655 / -65.8% Ice Age 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $223,374 / -45.5% High Crimes 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $131,984 / -48.0% Unfaithful 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $158,973 / -34.7% Juwanna Mann 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $115,635 / -64.8% K-19: The Widowmaker 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $172,479 / -57.5% Mr. Deeds 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $157,205 / -49.5% Full Frontal 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $134,860 / -42.6% Simone 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $210,000 / -62.8% City by the Sea 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $227,472 / -70.2% Pokemon 4Ever 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $330,874 / -53.9% The Rules of Attraction 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $304,516 / -74.4% Time Changer 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $145,686 / -51.5% Solaris 10 (from # 11 to 21 )- $540,606 / -77.0% 8 Mile 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $344,025 / -74.6% The Ring 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $298,246 / -19.2% The Wild Thornberrys 10 (from # 10 to 20 )- $1,356,826 / -52.3% Empire 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $103,725 / -68.5% Two Weeks Notice 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $437,426 / -70.6% National Security 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $475,225 / -67.4% Antwone Fisher 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $213,371 / -62.1% 25th Hour 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $105,949 / -53.0% The Guru 10 (from # 28 to 38 )- $160,462 / -40.3% Biker Boyz 10 (from # 33 to 43 )- $122,096 / -32.9% Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 10 (from # 34 to 44 )- $121,361 / -32.6% Tears of the Sun 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $210,131 / -70.2% The Hours 10 (from # 24 to 34 )- $167,415 / -52.5% Catch Me If You Can 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $119,205 / -45.0% Old School 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $126,157 / -54.8% It Runs in the Family 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $193,376 / -79.8% A Mighty Wind 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $104,743 / -51.8% X2: X-Men United 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $217,636 / -81.0% Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $124,376 / -61.5% Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas 10 (from # 11 to 21 )- $390,254 / -79.4% Rugrats Go Wild 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $119,051 / -70.2% Gigli 10 (from # 8 to 18 )- $678,640 / -81.9% Koi... Mil Gaya 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $125,987 / -54.2% Johnny English 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $196,385 / -38.4% Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $315,942 / -33.1% Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 10 (from # 33 to 43 )- $100,361 / -48.3% Freddy vs. Jason 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $460,095 / -66.8% My Boss's Daughter 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $248,888 / -57.7% Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $129,961 / -57.5% Kill Bill Vol. 1 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $331,371 / -41.4% Gothika 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $607,029 / -50.7% The Matrix Revolutions 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $244,279 / -10.0% Honey 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $185,640 / -47.9% You Got Served 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $161,586 / -51.3% Spartan 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $206,077 / -75.1% Monster 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $111,963 / -59.3% The Triplets of Belleville 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $102,190 / -10.8% The Prince and Me 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $331,109 / -75.7% 50 First Dates 10 (from # 31 to 41 )- $125,143 / -25.3% The Girl Next Door 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $134,084 / -67.5% Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $121,790 / -43.4% Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $110,830 / -23.9% A Day Without a Mexican 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $114,450 / -43.2% Lakshya 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $139,000 / -63.4% Raising Helen 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $106,708 / -24.2% A Cinderella Story 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $270,126 / -68.9% Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $195,172 / -60.2% Benji Off the Leash 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $269,342 / -56.6% Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $168,287 / -65.9% Benji Off the Leash 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $121,840 / -54.8% Fahrenheit 9/11 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $124,809 / -40.6% Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $107,042 / -36.5% DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story 10 (from # 34 to 44 )- $101,090 / -33.2% Birth 10 (from # 11 to 21 )- $322,762 / -75.4% The Grudge 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $162,688 / -64.4% Swades 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $132,726 / -49.0% Spanglish 10 (from # 7 to 17 )- $1,716,450 / -59.6% Blade: Trinity 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $136,055 / -67.0% Beyond the Sea 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $222,993 / -41.7% Assault on Precinct 13 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $238,675 / -69.3% Ocean's Twelve 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $152,072 / -60.4% Boogeyman 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $206,446 / -70.0% Diary of a Mad Black Woman 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $125,943 / -53.9% King's Ransom 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $166,866 / -79.9% Kingdom of Heaven 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $208,800 / -65.6% The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $131,615 / -55.6% Dark Water 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $173,960 / -56.1% Mangal Pandey - The Rising 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $185,688 / -65.0% A Sound of Thunder 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $284,527 / -69.0% The Cave 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $453,565 / -66.5% War of the Worlds 10 (from # 28 to 38 )- $149,127 / -34.2% Red Eye 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $321,609 / -71.2% Broken Flowers 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $134,864 / -33.4% Lord of War 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $225,867 / -66.8% Into the Blue 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $476,535 / -72.6% Everything Is Illuminated 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $177,534 / -16.0% War of the Worlds 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $119,841 / -30.6% The Greatest Game Ever Played 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $145,173 / -54.7% Elizabethtown 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $121,372 / -82.7% Zathura 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $300,730 / -75.2% Yours, Mine and Ours 10 (from # 7 to 17 )- $833,719 / -76.3% Aeon Flux 10 (from # 10 to 20 )- $339,320 / -80.6% Last Holiday 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $685,729 / -74.0% Hoodwinked 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $478,534 / -60.6% Hoodwinked 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $157,457 / -67.1% Firewall 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $134,842 / -70.3% 16 Blocks 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $122,706 / -43.1% Preaching to the Choir 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $100,068 / -47.6% Hard Candy 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $134,141 / -55.9% Lucky Number Slevin 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $182,961 / -55.0% Silent Hill 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $133,153 / -41.7% See No Evil 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $179,630 / -81.8% Lady in the Water 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $835,426 / -69.2% The Night Listener 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $384,535 / -74.0% Lady in the Water 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $233,484 / -72.1% My Super Ex-Girlfriend 10 (from # 24 to 34 )- $190,043 / -51.2% Zoom 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $652,045 / -73.0% Lady in the Water 10 (from # 32 to 42 )- $101,054 / -56.7% Material Girls 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $172,237 / -55.6% Lage Raho Munna Bhai 10 (from # 27 to 37 )- $155,973 / -51.7% Everyone's Hero 10 (from # 5 to 15 )- $1,182,556 / -74.8% Barnyard: The Original Party Animals 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $382,898 / -70.6% Half Nelson 10 (from # 28 to 38 )- $122,180 / -47.5% School for Scoundrels 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $398,345 / -69.4% Jet Li's Fearless 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $348,759 / -64.0% Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $119,883 / -36.0% Man of the Year 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $271,255 / -82.7% Running with Scissors 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $150,867 / -75.5% Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3-D 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $140,675 / -69.7% The Return 10 (from # 14 to 24 )- $299,785 / -82.6% A Good Year 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $294,250 / -81.6% Fast Food Nation 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $200,278 / -51.2% Flicka 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $168,169 / -54.6% Turistas 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $299,709 / -78.9% Bhagam Bhag 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $131,826 / -47.9% Borat 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $272,720 / -41.6% Alpha Dog 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $350,105 / -70.0% The Pursuit of Happyness 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $275,325 / -62.5% Babel 10 (from # 23 to 33 )- $174,612 / -60.6% The Pursuit of Happyness 10 (from # 29 to 39 )- $125,000 / -54.6% Dreamgirls 10 (from # 25 to 35 )- $175,776 / -43.7% The Queen 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $117,419 / -63.2% Pride 10 (from # 13 to 23 )- $414,720 / -71.3% Happy Feet 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $111,559 / -44.7% Redline 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $381,329 / -70.8% The Condemned 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $301,294 / -76.1% The Hoax 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $139,926 / -43.6% Nancy Drew 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $171,076 / -56.2% Disturbia 10 (from # 26 to 36 )- $115,691 / -42.2% Rescue Dawn 10 (from # 24 to 34 )- $158,542 / -41.0% Resurrecting the Champ 10 (from # 15 to 25 )- $554,616 / -66.7% Ladron Que Roba A Ladron 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $353,192 / -51.5% The Simpsons Movie 10 (from # 18 to 28 )- $297,917 / -55.0% Hairspray (2007) 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $242,805 / -33.1% I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry 10 (from # 30 to 40 )- $134,935 / -35.4% Superbad 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $406,503 / -54.0% Rush Hour 3 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $348,895 / -52.6% 3:10 to Yuma (2007) 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $502,313 / -67.3% The Heartbreak Kid 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $441,566 / -75.0% The Kingdom 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $201,685 / -55.3% Love in the Time of Cholera 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $146,523 / -62.9% Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story 10 (from # 16 to 26 )- $287,818 / -84.0% One Missed Call 10 (from # 12 to 22 )- $705,404 / -75.3% How She Move 10 (from # 20 to 30 )- $370,228 / -74.8% Strange Wilderness 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $312,968 / -78.9% P.S. I Love You 10 (from # 33 to 43 )- $104,959 / -51.0% Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $276,005 / -70.9% The Eye 10 (from # 22 to 32 )- $205,709 / -48.5% U Me Aur Hum 10 (from # 19 to 29 )- $171,503 / -73.3% Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed 10 (from # 21 to 31 )- $102,690 / -68.8% Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure (IMAX) 10 (from # 17 to 27 )- $105,804 / -37.3% _________________ In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:27 pm

mdana Veteran Joined: Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:07 pm Posts: 3004	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) xiayun wrote: Jim Halpert wrote: xiayun wrote: Corpse wrote: What hurt Traitor so much? Direct competitions, especially from The Family That Preys for its urban audience (PG-13 rated too). I'd actually say Righteous Kill was more direct competition. That's R-rated though, and past history showed the films with same ratings tend to hurt each other more; on the other hand, R could actually PG-13 films with sneak-ins. Can you back that statement up with any actual facts? Why does Traitor have such an appeal to the urban audience? Don Cheadle is the only African American in the film. My 60+ parents saw Traitor and they are not "urban". The only African-American that I know that saw Traitor was a 60+ man and he ended up seeing Righteous Kill on Friday. The advertising I saw for Traitor and Righteous Kill was on the same shows as films like Vantage Point. The Family That Preys was not marketed on the same shows or networks. _________________ http://www.districtvibe.com/
Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:23 pm

O Extraordinary Joined: Sun Jul 10, 2005 1:53 pm Posts: 12197	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) 1 Burn After Reading Focus 2 The Family That Preys Lionsgate 3 Righteous Kill Overture 4 The Women Picturehouse 5 The House Bunny Sony 6 Tropic Thunder Paramount 7 The Dark Knight Warner Bros. 8 Bangkok Dangerous Lionsgate 9 Traitor Overture 10 Death Race Universal Is this the first time ever that the top 4 films at the box office were all not from one of the major studios? 6 out of the top 10 were not from WB, BV, Uni, Fox, Par, and Sony.
Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:24 pm

Alex Y. Top Poster Joined: Fri Oct 15, 2004 4:47 pm Posts: 5824	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) mdana wrote: xiayun wrote: Jim Halpert wrote: xiayun wrote: Corpse wrote: What hurt Traitor so much? Direct competitions, especially from The Family That Preys for its urban audience (PG-13 rated too). I'd actually say Righteous Kill was more direct competition. That's R-rated though, and past history showed the films with same ratings tend to hurt each other more; on the other hand, R could actually PG-13 films with sneak-ins. Can you back that statement up with any actual facts? Why does Traitor have such an appeal to the urban audience? Don Cheadle is the only African American in the film. My 60+ parents saw Traitor and they are not "urban". The only African-American that I know that saw Traitor was a 60+ man and he ended up seeing Righteous Kill on Friday. The advertising I saw for Traitor and Righteous Kill was on the same shows as films like Vantage Point. The Family That Preys was not marketed on the same shows or networks. Terrorist attacks tend to happen in urban areas rather than rural areas, also rural areas don't care about movies regarding international politics as much as urban areas do.
Sun Sep 14, 2008 5:04 pm

Libs Sbil Joined: Tue Oct 12, 2004 3:38 pm Posts: 48678 Location: Arlington, VA	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) xiayun wrote: Jon wrote: Also, is that the worst drop from #1 for an opener ever, for Bangkok Dangerous? I know The Passion dropped from #1 tp #9 after Easter, but otherwise? You mean ranking wise? Yeah, it's going to be hard to think of another case. It needs such a "perfect" scenario from one poor weekend to a good one with multiple openers. It tied John Carpenter's Vampires for that: Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 1998: 1 N John Carpenter's Vampires $9,106,497 - 1,793 - $5,078 $9,106,497 $20 1 Nov. 6-8, 1998: 8 1 John Carpenter's Vampires $3,916,254 -57.0% 1,793 - $2,184 $15,578,518 $20 2
Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:38 pm

Tyler Powered By Hate Joined: Tue Oct 12, 2004 8:55 pm Posts: 7578 Location: Torrington, CT	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) O wrote: 1 Burn After Reading Focus 2 The Family That Preys Lionsgate 3 Righteous Kill Overture 4 The Women Picturehouse 5 The House Bunny Sony 6 Tropic Thunder Paramount 7 The Dark Knight Warner Bros. 8 Bangkok Dangerous Lionsgate 9 Traitor Overture 10 Death Race Universal Is this the first time ever that the top 4 films at the box office were all not from one of the major studios? 6 out of the top 10 were not from WB, BV, Uni, Fox, Par, and Sony. Overture and Lionsgate, yeah, but Focus and Picturehouse are all affiliated anyway. _________________ It's my lucky crack pipe.
Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:08 pm

Dr. Lecter You must have big rats Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 4:28 pm Posts: 92093 Location: Bonn, Germany	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Libs wrote: xiayun wrote: Jon wrote: Also, is that the worst drop from #1 for an opener ever, for Bangkok Dangerous? I know The Passion dropped from #1 tp #9 after Easter, but otherwise? You mean ranking wise? Yeah, it's going to be hard to think of another case. It needs such a "perfect" scenario from one poor weekend to a good one with multiple openers. It tied John Carpenter's Vampires for that: Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 1998: 1 N John Carpenter's Vampires $9,106,497 - 1,793 - $5,078 $9,106,497 $20 1 Nov. 6-8, 1998: 8 1 John Carpenter's Vampires $3,916,254 -57.0% 1,793 - $2,184 $15,578,518 $20 2 Okay, you're all forgetting this http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=the ... angels.htm It dropped from #1 to #9. Not sure whether that'll be beaten anytime soon. _________________ The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:05 pm

Thegun On autopilot for the summer Joined: Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:14 pm Posts: 21896 Location: Walking around somewhere	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Jon wrote: Good to great for all the openers. I wasn't sure Burn After Reading had the appeal to do very well, but I guess it shows again that an appealing ensemble does so much more than one star. This is actually now Clooney's biggest non-franchise opening. I'm guessing legs won't be that great, but $50 million looks assured, barring really bad WOM. Perfect Storm opened to 41 million _________________ Chippy wrote: As always, fuck Thegun. Chippy wrote: I want to live vicariously through you, Thegun!
Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:36 pm

Dr. Lecter You must have big rats Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 4:28 pm Posts: 92093 Location: Bonn, Germany	My thoughts: Burn After Reading outperformed all expectations and has shown us two things: First is that the Coens' status has significantly risen after No Country for Old Men. Some might argue that that movie had nothing to do with Burn's success, but I think that it made the name Coen known outside of the cinephile circles and opened them to mainstream audiences more. Because even their other high-profile comedies in the past like Intolerable Cruelty and The Ladykillers didn't break out much either, opening to around $12.5 million each. Second thing is that while some individual stars are no draws on their own, packing on an all-star cast can do wonders to your film as well. The combination of Clooney, Pitt and likely also the recently Oscar-winning Swinton worked its charm. All in all, Burn after Reading managed to deliver the BY FAR biggest opening for any Coens film so far. It's also a virtual lock to become at least the Coens' second highest-grossing movie ever, beating O Brother, where art thou?. The question remains whether it can top No Country for Old Men's $74.3 million. Another remarkable achievement of this spy comedy is that in its first weekend, it has already become the Focus Features' 9th-biggest movie to date and has delivered the studio's biggest opening weekend too. It's a lock to beat Atonement and become their #2 movie of all-time (I assume Brokeback Mountain's $83 million probably won't be reached). The question about its legs is a tricky one. On the one hand the reviews are pretty good and WoM solid. The 20+% Saturday increase indicates little frontloading too. On the other hand, it'll face 12 wide new releases within the next three weeks, four of them being comedies. This might put a dent into its screens/theatres as well as into its audiences. While the legs will be solid, I don't expect anything extraordinary, so my current projection of a $62-70 million total puts it behind NCFOM's final tally. Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys shows that Perry is as consistent of a draw as he has ever been. However, its opening is actually the lowest of all movies Tyler Perry has actually starred in. All the others opened above $20 million. If there's one thing that Tyler Perry's films aren't known for, it'd be good legs. Earlier this year in March, Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns opened to just over $20 million and finished with only $42 million. Last year's Why Did I Get Married had better legs, though in the same season as The Family That Preys. I expect his newest offering to fall inbetween these two legs-wise because while it is certainly frontloaded, there's not much direct competition serving to the same audiences nichÃƒÂ© right now out there. I see it ending up with around $40-45 million in the bag, delivering another modest success for Perry and Lionsgate. Perry's next film will be his second sequel to Diary of a Mad Black Woman and that should pull in a very solid gross once again. Righteous Kill's opening weekend is actually a slight disappointment in my eyes. I know that De Niro and Pacino are not what they used to be, but I thought that pairing the two stars in such a vehicle would assure an opening weekend closer to $20 million. I guess I was thinking of The Bucket List's success which also relied heavily on its main pairing. I guess given its R-rating and terrible reviews, it's still a solid start, but with a very wide 3,152 theatres release and heavy marketing, I just expected more. I expect legs to be decent, though. Even movies with very average WoM like this one can show longevity by appealing to older crowds and I believe this one does. While there are many upcoming competing films, I think none of them really appeals a lot to the same demographics. I see it finishing with around $48-53 million which is okay, all tings considered, but I can't shake off that feeling of slight disappointment. The Women also did less than a movie with such a cast usually would, but given its distributor and horrendous reviews, I thin it succeeded. I'm sure a complete lack of female-oriented pictures in the marketplace (well, new ones) helped it a lot. Nights of Rodanthe should kill it in two weeks, but until then it'll already become a success (given its $16 million budget). It will easily pass A Prairie Home Companion and become Picturehouse's 2nd-biggest hit after Pan's Labyrinth. I expect it to take in about $26-31 million during its run. The House Bunny's hold is splendid. I think the releases of My Best Friend's Girl and Ghost Town will hurt it, but until then it has already made enough money to be considered a very solid success. It should leave the theatres with $51 million in its pockets making it a solid hit for the studio, giving it a very good 3.5 multiplier. Hooray for Tropic Thunder finally crossing $100 million. It sure took it long enough. As each weekend, I still contend that it had the potential to perform much better, had the market not been oversaturated by R-rated comedies prior to its release. I also think that the plethora of the releases over the next weeks will hurt it badly too, in particular the R-rated My Best Friend's Girl. Therefore, it should top out with solid, but not amazing $113 million, beating Step Brothers and Pineapple Express, but remaining well behind Get Smart. The Dark Knight's legs just keep improving, as it delivered its best hold to date which was also the 2nd-best in the Top 12 (behind The House Bunny). I can see it continuing its smooth run throughout the month and then come back in full force during its Oscar rerelease. Since the impact of the awards buzz is hard to pinpoint at this moment, it's also difficult to project its total gross, but I'd say that it's locked for at least $530 million at this point. It should pass $525 million before the rerelease and likely get $540+ million when all is said and done. Bangkok Dangerous crashed and burned this weekend. It's no surprise, though. The only reason it actually made some money and was #1 last weekend was the utter emptiness of the marketplace. Now it'll be lucky to even get $16 million in total with the film likely to lose a ton of screens and theatres next weekend already. Traitor actually surprised me a lot by its weak hold this weekend. It seemed poised for solid legs,m so I'm not sure what happened. I suppose Burn After Reading and Righteous Kill completely stole its audiences. Nevertheless, it'll be the most successful Labor Day release this year and should at least break even, I suppose. Its total will be an unspectacular $25 million, though. Death Race has proven to be a decent performer for Jason Statham. I'm sure the studio expected more of it, but it did alright afterall. I see it making $36 million by the end of its run. Babylon A.D. got killed by the huge loss of its theatres and at latest Eagle Eye should ensure that it'll vanish from the theatres completely. I see it taking in a rather embarassing $22-23 million. The Women was Mamma Mia!'s first direct competition ever since its release and it showed too as the film had the worst drop of its entire run so far. That was expected, though and I expect it to rebound and quietly sail off to a $145 million total, giving it a 5.2 opening-to-total multiplier. Stunning! It's appalling that Disaster Movie actually managed to avoid a 50% drop for two weekends in a row. I think its hold this weekend is one of the most surprising things about the weekend's box-office. I mean it lost over 800 theatres. With much better WoM and less than 100 lost theatres, Traitor had a bigger drop. Still, Disaster Movie is thankfully a flop and will top out with $15 million. Fly Me to the Moon's run is quite amazing. Yes, it started off badly, but the legs are just astounding and show how much 3D actually helps a movie's legs nowadays. HELL, it INCREASED in its 5th weekend, while having lost theatres. I suppose that having zero completely kids-oriented films in the marketplace helped as well. It should make $13 million, giving it an unexpected 6.8 multiplier. Vicky Cristina Barcelona faced its first harsh drop this weekend as the distributor simply failed to treat it properly despite very good WoM and legs. The early DVD release won't help it much either. I think it will now finish JUST behind Match Point with around $22 million. Journey to the Center of the Earth continues its course towards $100 million and should soon pass the mark. Its amazing hold also indicates the lack of other family-oriented films in theatres at the moment. I think it's good for a $101 million total at the moment, making it truly one of this summer's biggest surprise hits. Pineapple Express on the other hand remains as one of the summer's biggest missed opportunities. It did very well, mind you, but the $12 million opening day simply indicated much more. It won't even make it to $90 million at this pace. Congrats to Wall-E at passing $220 million and to Step Brothers at passing $100 million. Mirrors is actually poised to become one of the year's bigger horror films with its $30+ million gross. Not bad for a non-sequel R-rated horror flick. Oh and congrats to Proud American at delivering one of the most embarassing movie openings ever... _________________ The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:55 pm

Box Extraordinary Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 12:52 am Posts: 25990	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) I didn't forget the Crow, I left it out because it's a move from a 4-day weekend to a 3-day one. _________________ In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:34 pm

Dr. Lecter You must have big rats Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 4:28 pm Posts: 92093 Location: Bonn, Germany	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Box wrote: I didn't forget the Crow, I left it out because it's a move from a 4-day weekend to a 3-day one. It probably was #1 over the 3-day frame too, though. _________________ The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:43 pm

Harry Warden Orphan Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:47 pm Posts: 19747	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Magnus wrote: You know what is the most interesting thing about this weekend? Not one of the four openers were major studio films, yet they all did solid. I think we are going to eventually see a marketplace in which the major studios just only make big event-like films because they will have too much competition from these smaller-studios in moderate-budget films. These smaller-studios are making these moderate-budget films and pulling in good numbers, and they're going to keep doing this. Major studios have a hard time competiting with other major studios, let alone these studios. Eventually, the competition will be too great where I feel the major studios will just let these smaller-studios handle the moderate-budget films and will just simply focus on big-budget, event films. Isn't Focus still considered Universal? Picturehouse is Time Warner. Only Lionsgate and Overture are really independent studios not owned by a huge conglomerate. Lionsgate wants to be considered a major studio. They've said as much themselves, hence their new direction.
Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:45 am

Harry Warden Orphan Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:47 pm Posts: 19747	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Go Coens! They're from Minnesota so yay! They're currently filming A Serious Man here. Started not too long ago. They demanded that the film be made here instead of in Canada, which is nice of them. Seem like good guys.
Mon Sep 15, 2008 3:23 am

Harry Warden Orphan Joined: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:47 pm Posts: 19747	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) Some interesting demographic data via Box Office Guru: Quote: Tyler Perry scored yet another hit with his latest film The Family That Preys which opened close behind in second with an estimated $18M from 2,070 locations. The Lionsgate release played in the fewest locations of any new pic and its solid $8,705 average was tops among all wide releases. The filmmaker's loyal fan following came out once again giving Perry his third impressive debut in under a year. Last March, Meet the Browns opened in second place with $20.1M and a $10,011 average while last October saw Why Did I Get Married? premiere to $21.4M and a $10,618 average. Both were Lionsgate titles released in just over 2,000 theaters. The audience was dominated by African American adult women just as with the Atlanta-based director's previous films. According to studio research, 82% of the crowd was black, 82% was over 25, and 79% was female. Perry returns once again on February 20 with his next comedy, Madea Goes to Jail. The pairing of screen legends Robert De Niro and Al Pacino led the new action thriller Righteous Kill to a third place debut with an estimated $16.5M in ticket sales. The Overture Films release averaged a solid $5,235 from 3,152 theaters and played to an audience that was not as male-oriented as was expected. In fact, the serial killer drama's audience was slightly more female (51%) while mature adults led the way as 69% of the crowd was 25 or older. The very high percentage of older adults seeing RK should lead to good legs since they don't usually rush out opening weekend.
Mon Sep 15, 2008 3:49 am

martindale Full Fledged Member Joined: Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:11 am Posts: 92	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) I'm always amused when people state that they didn't see a single ad for a certain movie. I guess I watch a lot of TV and go to the cineplex fairly often so I see some sort of ad for every wide release out there, but with Proud American, I saw zero advertising for it. It's no surprise that this one bombed so badly.
Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:53 am

Proud Ryu Deshi Basara Joined: Thu Sep 27, 2007 3:36 pm Posts: 5322 Location: The Interstice	Re: Dr. Lecter wrote: Oh and congrats to Proud American at delivering one of the most embarassing movie openings ever... And we have a new biggest loser. Worst opening and worst PTA for a wide release... ever. It lost to a movie rereleased and "recut" to be less interesting after it was already out on dvd. Ouch. No one has even rated it yet on IMDB!! _________________ Top 10 Most Impressive Box Office Opening Weekends Most Impressive Openings: Honorable Mentions
Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:04 am

Dr. Lecter You must have big rats Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 4:28 pm Posts: 92093 Location: Bonn, Germany	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) BTW, I believe earlier this year it was announced that WB is actually closing down Picturehouse which is surprising considering they've been doing well recently. Mongol did very well for aforeign film, Pan's Labyrinth was a smash and I think Kit Kittredge and The Women wil both end up as solid successes. _________________ The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
Mon Sep 15, 2008 6:24 pm

DP07 The Thirteenth Floor Joined: Tue Oct 12, 2004 2:26 am Posts: 15573 Location: Everywhere	Re: Weekend Estimates (September 12-14) xiayun wrote: Jim Halpert wrote: xiayun wrote: Corpse wrote: What hurt Traitor so much? Direct competitions, especially from The Family That Preys for its urban audience (PG-13 rated too). I'd actually say Righteous Kill was more direct competition. That's R-rated though, and past history showed the films with same ratings tend to hurt each other more; on the other hand, R could actually PG-13 films with sneak-ins. I'm pretty sure this would be an outlier though. Tyler Perry movies have a very specific audience, more so than most urban movies. It doesn't appeal to men or younger audiences that much. The bulk of its audience comes from a demographic that's about 3% of the population. Among it's audience it must be as big as Star Wars. In a case like this outliers would reflect other factors; they are not mistakes. I think something like the demographic context comes before a correlation. So yeah, I think the major competition was from RK, and even BAR.
Fri Sep 19, 2008 5:01 am
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