The Break-Up (2006)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $118,703,275Details
International Box Office $87,024,032Details
Worldwide Box Office $205,727,307
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $53,485,028 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $53,485,028
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$39,172,785 (33.0% of total gross)
Legs:3.03 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:57.7% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$52,000,000 (worldwide box office is 4.0 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,070 opening theaters/3,146 max. theaters, 5.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $190,831,368

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 601-700) 614 $118,703,275
All Time International Box Office (Rank 1,201-1,300) 1,253 $87,024,032
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 801-900) 890 $205,727,307

See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records.


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 2nd, 2006 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: October 17th, 2006 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexual content, some nudity and language
Running Time: 106 minutes
Comparisons: vs. The Diary of a Teenage Girl
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Keywords: Relationships Gone Wrong, Romance
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Wild West Picture Show
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Biggest Domestic June Weekend 90 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Romantic Comedy Weekend Domestic 4 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Universal Weekend Domestic 82 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top 2006 Theater Average 97 $12,760 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Romantic Comedy Day Domestic 5 $15,027,650 Jun 3, 2006 2

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 2, 2006 1 $39,172,785   3,070 $12,760   $39,172,785 1
Jun 9, 2006 2 $20,325,790 -48% 3,075 $6,610   $73,926,040 2
Jun 16, 2006 5 $9,831,145 -52% 3,146 $3,125   $92,260,160 3
Jun 23, 2006 7 $6,596,625 -33% 2,906 $2,270   $104,235,420 4
Jun 30, 2006 9 $2,990,680 -55% 1,911 $1,565   $110,229,830 5
Jul 7, 2006 10 $1,621,345 -46% 1,175 $1,380   $114,278,860 6
Jul 14, 2006 14 $888,135 -45% 793 $1,120   $116,095,220 7
Jul 21, 2006 17 $446,600 -50% 406 $1,100   $117,060,980 8
Jul 28, 2006 22 $292,905 -34% 283 $1,035   $117,613,525 9
Aug 4, 2006 32 $162,160 -45% 225 $721   $117,951,100 10
Aug 11, 2006 34 $161,355 n/c 198 $815   $118,223,555 11
Aug 18, 2006 41 $128,740 -20% 157 $820   $118,442,310 12
Aug 25, 2006 46 $68,850 -47% 95 $725   $118,576,335 13
Sep 1, 2006 49 $56,695 -18% 63 $900   $118,668,645 14

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 2, 2006 1 $13,937,800     3,067 $4,544   $13,937,800 1
Jun 3, 2006 1 $15,027,650 +8%   3,067 $4,900   $28,965,450 2
Jun 4, 2006 1 $10,207,335 -32%   3,067 $3,328   $39,172,785 3
Jun 5, 2006 1 $3,914,250 -62%   3,067 $1,276   $43,087,035 4
Jun 6, 2006 2 $3,990,990 +2%   3,070 $1,300   $47,078,025 5
Jun 7, 2006 2 $3,375,475 -15%   3,070 $1,100   $50,453,500 6
Jun 8, 2006 1 $3,146,750 -7%   3,070 $1,025   $53,600,250 7
Jun 9, 2006 2 $6,811,125 +116% -51% 3,073 $2,216   $60,411,375 8
Jun 10, 2006 2 $8,241,100 +21% -45% 3,073 $2,682   $68,652,475 9
Jun 11, 2006 2 $5,273,565 -36% -48% 3,073 $1,716   $73,926,040 10
Jun 12, 2006 2 $2,260,125 -57% -42% 3,073 $735   $76,186,165 11
Jun 13, 2006 2 $2,199,225 -3% -45% 3,073 $716   $78,385,390 12
Jun 14, 2006 2 $2,106,375 -4% -38% 3,073 $685   $80,491,765 13
Jun 15, 2006 2 $1,937,250 -8% -38% 3,073 $630   $82,429,015 14
Jun 16, 2006 5 $3,413,410 +76% -50% 3,141 $1,087   $85,842,425 15
Jun 17, 2006 5 $3,963,960 +16% -52% 3,141 $1,262   $89,806,385 16
Jun 18, 2006 6 $2,453,775 -38% -53% 3,141 $781   $92,260,160 17
Jun 19, 2006 5 $1,322,445 -46% -41% 3,141 $421   $93,582,605 18
Jun 20, 2006 5 $1,352,780 +2% -38% 3,141 $431   $94,935,385 19
Jun 21, 2006 5 $1,351,425 n/c -36% 3,146 $430   $96,286,810 20
Jun 22, 2006 5 $1,351,985 n/c -30% 3,146 $430   $97,638,795 21
Jun 23, 2006 7 $1,990,615 +47% -42% 2,909 $684   $99,629,410 22
Jun 24, 2006 7 $2,673,520 +34% -33% 2,909 $919   $102,302,930 23
Jun 25, 2006 7 $1,932,490 -28% -21% 2,909 $664   $104,235,420 24
Jun 26, 2006 7 $870,985 -55% -34% 2,906 $300   $105,106,405 25
Jun 27, 2006 6 $842,740 -3% -38% 2,906 $290   $105,949,145 26
Jun 28, 2006 8 $644,560 -24% -52% 2,906 $222   $106,593,705 27
Jun 29, 2006 7 $645,445 n/c -52% 2,906 $222   $107,239,150 28
Jun 30, 2006 9 $859,950 +33% -57% 1,906 $451   $108,099,100 29
Jul 1, 2006 9 $1,060,605 +23% -60% 1,906 $556   $109,159,705 30
Jul 2, 2006 9 $1,070,125 +1% -45% 1,906 $561   $110,229,830 31
Jul 3, 2006 8 $840,840 -21% -3% 1,906 $441   $111,070,670 32
Jul 4, 2006 8 $649,555 -23% -23% 1,906 $341   $111,720,225 33
Jul 5, 2006 8 $487,305 -25% -24% 1,906 $256   $112,207,530 34
Jul 6, 2006 9 $449,985 -8% -30% 1,906 $236   $112,657,515 35
Jul 7, 2006 10 $516,845 +15% -40% 1,175 $440   $113,174,360 36
Jul 8, 2006 10 $663,875 +28% -37% 1,175 $565   $113,838,235 37
Jul 9, 2006 10 $440,625 -34% -59% 1,175 $375   $114,278,860 38
Jul 10, 2006 10 $205,050 -53% -76% 1,175 $175   $114,483,910 39
Jul 11, 2006 10 $235,565 +15% -64% 1,175 $200   $114,719,475 40
Jul 12, 2006 10 $252,625 +7% -48% 1,175 $215   $114,972,100 41
Jul 13, 2006 9 $234,985 -7% -48% 1,175 $200   $115,207,085 42
Jul 14, 2006 13 $270,000 +15% -48% 797 $339   $115,477,000 43
Jul 15, 2006 14 $365,000 +35% -45% 797 $458   $115,842,000 44
Jul 16, 2006 14 $254,000 -30% -42% 797 $319   $116,095,220 45
Jul 17, 2006 14 $123,000 -52% -40% 797 $154   $116,218,000 46
Jul 18, 2006 14 $135,000 +10% -43% 797 $169   $116,353,000 47
Jul 19, 2006 14 $127,000 -6% -50% 797 $159   $116,480,000 48
Jul 20, 2006 14 $135,000 +6% -43% 797 $169   $116,614,380 49
Jul 24, 2006 - $63,000   -49% 406 $155   $117,124,000 53
Jul 25, 2006 - $71,000 +13% -47% 406 $175   $117,195,000 54
Jul 26, 2006 - $65,000 -8% -49% 406 $160   $117,260,000 55
Jul 27, 2006 - $61,000 -6% -55% 406 $150   $117,321,000 56
Sep 4, 2006 49 $14,490     63 $230   $118,683,135 95

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 2, 2006 1 $53,600,250   3,070 $17,459   $53,600,250 1
Jun 9, 2006 2 $28,828,765 -46% 3,075 $9,375   $82,429,015 2
Jun 16, 2006 5 $15,209,780 -47% 3,146 $4,835   $97,638,795 3
Jun 23, 2006 8 $9,600,355 -37% 2,906 $3,304   $107,239,150 4
Jun 30, 2006 9 $5,418,365 -44% 1,911 $2,835   $112,657,515 5
Jul 7, 2006 10 $2,549,570 -53% 1,175 $2,170   $115,207,085 6
Jul 14, 2006 14 $1,407,295 -45% 793 $1,775   $116,614,380 7
Jul 21, 2006 18 $706,240 -50% 406 $1,740   $117,320,620 8
Jul 28, 2006 22 $468,320 -34% 283 $1,655   $117,788,940 9
Aug 4, 2006 31 $273,260 -42% 225 $1,214   $118,062,200 10
Aug 11, 2006 34 $251,370 -8% 198 $1,270   $118,313,570 11
Aug 18, 2006 40 $193,915 -23% 157 $1,235   $118,507,485 12
Aug 25, 2006 46 $104,465 -46% 95 $1,100   $118,611,950 13
Sep 1, 2006 51 $91,325 -13% 63 $1,450   $118,703,275 14

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Oct 22, 200621,460,988 1,460,988$25,013,429$25,013,4291
Oct 29, 20064387,382-73% 1,848,370$6,550,785$31,564,2142
Nov 5, 20067165,669-57% 2,014,039$2,794,836$34,359,0503
Nov 12, 200613125,017-25% 2,139,056$2,109,037$36,468,0874
Nov 19, 20062073,469-41% 2,212,525$1,239,422$37,707,5095
Oct 11, 20091475,159 3,063,379$615,131$51,082,314156
Oct 18, 20091956,937-24% 3,120,316$462,044$51,544,358157
Feb 14, 20103042,168 3,197,373$291,592$52,177,376174
Feb 28, 20102257,370 3,254,881$493,692$52,672,085176

Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.

Leading Cast

Vince Vaughn    Gary
Jennifer Aniston    Brooke

Supporting Cast

Joey Lauren Adams    Addie
Cole Hauser    Lupus
Jon Favreau    Johnny O
Jason Bateman    Riggleman
Judy Davis    Marilyn Dean
Justin Long    Christopher
Ivan Sergei    Carson Wigham
John Michael Higgins    Richard Meyers
Ann-Margret    Wendy Meyers
Vincent D'Onofrio    Dennis Grobowski

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Peyton Reed    Director
Jay Lavender    Screenwriter
Vince Vaughn    Story Creator
Jeremy Garelick    Story Creator
Jay Lavender    Story Creator
Peter Billingsley    Executive Producer
Stuart Besser    Executive Producer
Vince Vaughn    Producer
Scott Stuber    Producer
Jeremy Garelick    Co-Producer
Jay Lavender    Co-Producer
Eric Edwards    Cinematographer
David Rosenbloom    Editor
Dan Lebental    Editor
Jon Brion    Composer
John O'Brien    Music Supervisor
Andrew Laws    Production Designer
David Sandefur    Art Director
Daniel B. Clancy    Set Decorator
Carol Oditz    Costume Designer
John Pritchett    Sound Mixer
Cameron Frankley    Sound Designer
Victoria Vaughn    Associate Producer
John Isbell    Associate Producer
Todd Michael Amateau    Assistant Director
Juel Bestrop    Casting Director
Jeanne McCarthy    Casting Director

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$39,172,785 (33.0% of total gross)
Legs:3.03 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:57.7% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$52,000,000 (worldwide box office is 4.0 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,070 opening theaters/3,146 max. theaters, 5.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $190,831,368

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 601-700) 614 $118,703,275
All Time International Box Office (Rank 1,201-1,300) 1,253 $87,024,032
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 801-900) 890 $205,727,307

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 2nd, 2006 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: October 17th, 2006 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexual content, some nudity and language
Running Time: 106 minutes
Comparisons: vs. The Diary of a Teenage Girl
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Keywords: Relationships Gone Wrong, Romance
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Wild West Picture Show
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Biggest Domestic June Weekend 90 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Romantic Comedy Weekend Domestic 4 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Universal Weekend Domestic 82 $39,172,785 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top 2006 Theater Average 97 $12,760 Jun 2, 2006 3
Top Romantic Comedy Day Domestic 5 $15,027,650 Jun 3, 2006 2

Leading Cast

Vince Vaughn    Gary
Jennifer Aniston    Brooke

Supporting Cast

Joey Lauren Adams    Addie
Cole Hauser    Lupus
Jon Favreau    Johnny O
Jason Bateman    Riggleman
Judy Davis    Marilyn Dean
Justin Long    Christopher
Ivan Sergei    Carson Wigham
John Michael Higgins    Richard Meyers
Ann-Margret    Wendy Meyers
Vincent D'Onofrio    Dennis Grobowski

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Peyton Reed    Director
Jay Lavender    Screenwriter
Vince Vaughn    Story Creator
Jeremy Garelick    Story Creator
Jay Lavender    Story Creator
Peter Billingsley    Executive Producer
Stuart Besser    Executive Producer
Vince Vaughn    Producer
Scott Stuber    Producer
Jeremy Garelick    Co-Producer
Jay Lavender    Co-Producer
Eric Edwards    Cinematographer
David Rosenbloom    Editor
Dan Lebental    Editor
Jon Brion    Composer
John O'Brien    Music Supervisor
Andrew Laws    Production Designer
David Sandefur    Art Director
Daniel B. Clancy    Set Decorator
Carol Oditz    Costume Designer
John Pritchett    Sound Mixer
Cameron Frankley    Sound Designer
Victoria Vaughn    Associate Producer
John Isbell    Associate Producer
Todd Michael Amateau    Assistant Director
Juel Bestrop    Casting Director
Jeanne McCarthy    Casting Director

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 2, 2006 1 $39,172,785   3,070 $12,760   $39,172,785 1
Jun 9, 2006 2 $20,325,790 -48% 3,075 $6,610   $73,926,040 2
Jun 16, 2006 5 $9,831,145 -52% 3,146 $3,125   $92,260,160 3
Jun 23, 2006 7 $6,596,625 -33% 2,906 $2,270   $104,235,420 4
Jun 30, 2006 9 $2,990,680 -55% 1,911 $1,565   $110,229,830 5
Jul 7, 2006 10 $1,621,345 -46% 1,175 $1,380   $114,278,860 6
Jul 14, 2006 14 $888,135 -45% 793 $1,120   $116,095,220 7
Jul 21, 2006 17 $446,600 -50% 406 $1,100   $117,060,980 8
Jul 28, 2006 22 $292,905 -34% 283 $1,035   $117,613,525 9
Aug 4, 2006 32 $162,160 -45% 225 $721   $117,951,100 10
Aug 11, 2006 34 $161,355 n/c 198 $815   $118,223,555 11
Aug 18, 2006 41 $128,740 -20% 157 $820   $118,442,310 12
Aug 25, 2006 46 $68,850 -47% 95 $725   $118,576,335 13
Sep 1, 2006 49 $56,695 -18% 63 $900   $118,668,645 14

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 2, 2006 1 $13,937,800     3,067 $4,544   $13,937,800 1
Jun 3, 2006 1 $15,027,650 +8%   3,067 $4,900   $28,965,450 2
Jun 4, 2006 1 $10,207,335 -32%   3,067 $3,328   $39,172,785 3
Jun 5, 2006 1 $3,914,250 -62%   3,067 $1,276   $43,087,035 4
Jun 6, 2006 2 $3,990,990 +2%   3,070 $1,300   $47,078,025 5
Jun 7, 2006 2 $3,375,475 -15%   3,070 $1,100   $50,453,500 6
Jun 8, 2006 1 $3,146,750 -7%   3,070 $1,025   $53,600,250 7
Jun 9, 2006 2 $6,811,125 +116% -51% 3,073 $2,216   $60,411,375 8
Jun 10, 2006 2 $8,241,100 +21% -45% 3,073 $2,682   $68,652,475 9
Jun 11, 2006 2 $5,273,565 -36% -48% 3,073 $1,716   $73,926,040 10
Jun 12, 2006 2 $2,260,125 -57% -42% 3,073 $735   $76,186,165 11
Jun 13, 2006 2 $2,199,225 -3% -45% 3,073 $716   $78,385,390 12
Jun 14, 2006 2 $2,106,375 -4% -38% 3,073 $685   $80,491,765 13
Jun 15, 2006 2 $1,937,250 -8% -38% 3,073 $630   $82,429,015 14
Jun 16, 2006 5 $3,413,410 +76% -50% 3,141 $1,087   $85,842,425 15
Jun 17, 2006 5 $3,963,960 +16% -52% 3,141 $1,262   $89,806,385 16
Jun 18, 2006 6 $2,453,775 -38% -53% 3,141 $781   $92,260,160 17
Jun 19, 2006 5 $1,322,445 -46% -41% 3,141 $421   $93,582,605 18
Jun 20, 2006 5 $1,352,780 +2% -38% 3,141 $431   $94,935,385 19
Jun 21, 2006 5 $1,351,425 n/c -36% 3,146 $430   $96,286,810 20
Jun 22, 2006 5 $1,351,985 n/c -30% 3,146 $430   $97,638,795 21
Jun 23, 2006 7 $1,990,615 +47% -42% 2,909 $684   $99,629,410 22
Jun 24, 2006 7 $2,673,520 +34% -33% 2,909 $919   $102,302,930 23
Jun 25, 2006 7 $1,932,490 -28% -21% 2,909 $664   $104,235,420 24
Jun 26, 2006 7 $870,985 -55% -34% 2,906 $300   $105,106,405 25
Jun 27, 2006 6 $842,740 -3% -38% 2,906 $290   $105,949,145 26
Jun 28, 2006 8 $644,560 -24% -52% 2,906 $222   $106,593,705 27
Jun 29, 2006 7 $645,445 n/c -52% 2,906 $222   $107,239,150 28
Jun 30, 2006 9 $859,950 +33% -57% 1,906 $451   $108,099,100 29
Jul 1, 2006 9 $1,060,605 +23% -60% 1,906 $556   $109,159,705 30
Jul 2, 2006 9 $1,070,125 +1% -45% 1,906 $561   $110,229,830 31
Jul 3, 2006 8 $840,840 -21% -3% 1,906 $441   $111,070,670 32
Jul 4, 2006 8 $649,555 -23% -23% 1,906 $341   $111,720,225 33
Jul 5, 2006 8 $487,305 -25% -24% 1,906 $256   $112,207,530 34
Jul 6, 2006 9 $449,985 -8% -30% 1,906 $236   $112,657,515 35
Jul 7, 2006 10 $516,845 +15% -40% 1,175 $440   $113,174,360 36
Jul 8, 2006 10 $663,875 +28% -37% 1,175 $565   $113,838,235 37
Jul 9, 2006 10 $440,625 -34% -59% 1,175 $375   $114,278,860 38
Jul 10, 2006 10 $205,050 -53% -76% 1,175 $175   $114,483,910 39
Jul 11, 2006 10 $235,565 +15% -64% 1,175 $200   $114,719,475 40
Jul 12, 2006 10 $252,625 +7% -48% 1,175 $215   $114,972,100 41
Jul 13, 2006 9 $234,985 -7% -48% 1,175 $200   $115,207,085 42
Jul 14, 2006 13 $270,000 +15% -48% 797 $339   $115,477,000 43
Jul 15, 2006 14 $365,000 +35% -45% 797 $458   $115,842,000 44
Jul 16, 2006 14 $254,000 -30% -42% 797 $319   $116,095,220 45
Jul 17, 2006 14 $123,000 -52% -40% 797 $154   $116,218,000 46
Jul 18, 2006 14 $135,000 +10% -43% 797 $169   $116,353,000 47
Jul 19, 2006 14 $127,000 -6% -50% 797 $159   $116,480,000 48
Jul 20, 2006 14 $135,000 +6% -43% 797 $169   $116,614,380 49
Jul 24, 2006 - $63,000   -49% 406 $155   $117,124,000 53
Jul 25, 2006 - $71,000 +13% -47% 406 $175   $117,195,000 54
Jul 26, 2006 - $65,000 -8% -49% 406 $160   $117,260,000 55
Jul 27, 2006 - $61,000 -6% -55% 406 $150   $117,321,000 56
Sep 4, 2006 49 $14,490     63 $230   $118,683,135 95

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 2, 2006 1 $53,600,250   3,070 $17,459   $53,600,250 1
Jun 9, 2006 2 $28,828,765 -46% 3,075 $9,375   $82,429,015 2
Jun 16, 2006 5 $15,209,780 -47% 3,146 $4,835   $97,638,795 3
Jun 23, 2006 8 $9,600,355 -37% 2,906 $3,304   $107,239,150 4
Jun 30, 2006 9 $5,418,365 -44% 1,911 $2,835   $112,657,515 5
Jul 7, 2006 10 $2,549,570 -53% 1,175 $2,170   $115,207,085 6
Jul 14, 2006 14 $1,407,295 -45% 793 $1,775   $116,614,380 7
Jul 21, 2006 18 $706,240 -50% 406 $1,740   $117,320,620 8
Jul 28, 2006 22 $468,320 -34% 283 $1,655   $117,788,940 9
Aug 4, 2006 31 $273,260 -42% 225 $1,214   $118,062,200 10
Aug 11, 2006 34 $251,370 -8% 198 $1,270   $118,313,570 11
Aug 18, 2006 40 $193,915 -23% 157 $1,235   $118,507,485 12
Aug 25, 2006 46 $104,465 -46% 95 $1,100   $118,611,950 13
Sep 1, 2006 51 $91,325 -13% 63 $1,450   $118,703,275 14

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Oct 22, 200621,460,988 1,460,988$25,013,429$25,013,4291
Oct 29, 20064387,382-73% 1,848,370$6,550,785$31,564,2142
Nov 5, 20067165,669-57% 2,014,039$2,794,836$34,359,0503
Nov 12, 200613125,017-25% 2,139,056$2,109,037$36,468,0874
Nov 19, 20062073,469-41% 2,212,525$1,239,422$37,707,5095
Oct 11, 20091475,159 3,063,379$615,131$51,082,314156
Oct 18, 20091956,937-24% 3,120,316$462,044$51,544,358157
Feb 14, 20103042,168 3,197,373$291,592$52,177,376174
Feb 28, 20102257,370 3,254,881$493,692$52,672,085176

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