Failure to Launch (2006)

Failure to Launch
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $88,715,192Details
International Box Office $39,687,709Details
Worldwide Box Office $128,402,901
Home Market Performance
Est. Domestic DVD Sales $41,534,980 Details
Total Est. Domestic Video Sales $41,534,980
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$24,411,322 (27.5% of total gross)
Legs:3.63 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:69.1% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$50,000,000 (worldwide box office is 2.6 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,057 opening theaters/3,202 max. theaters, 6.5 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $142,621,521

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 901-1,000) 937 $88,715,192
All Time International Box Office (Rank 2,301-2,400) 2,324 $39,687,709
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,401-1,500) 1,460 $128,402,901

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: March 10th, 2006 (Wide) by Paramount Pictures
Video Release: June 27th, 2006 by Paramount Home Video
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexual content, partial nudity and language.
Running Time: 97 minutes
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Keywords: Delayed Adulthood, Romance
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Scott Rudin Productions, Aversano Films, Paramount Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top Romantic Comedy Weekend Domestic 22 $24,411,322 Mar 10, 2006 3

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 10, 2006 1 $24,411,322   3,057 $7,985   $24,411,322 1
Mar 17, 2006 2 $15,604,892 -36% 3,117 $5,006   $48,273,823 2
Mar 24, 2006 4 $10,462,474 -33% 3,202 $3,267   $63,537,895 3
Mar 31, 2006 4 $6,463,434 -38% 3,074 $2,103   $73,088,790 4
Apr 7, 2006 6 $4,130,869 -36% 2,616 $1,579   $79,145,215 5
Apr 14, 2006 9 $2,608,433 -37% 1,950 $1,338   $83,179,669 6
Apr 21, 2006 13 $1,410,982 -46% 1,295 $1,090   $85,604,643 7
Apr 28, 2006 17 $600,430 -57% 664 $904   $86,619,959 8
May 5, 2006 19 $394,101 -34% 437 $902   $87,208,192 9
May 12, 2006 25 $236,969 -40% 283 $837   $87,565,245 10
May 19, 2006 35 $83,086 -65% 156 $533   $87,724,422 11
May 26, 2006 24 $210,730 +154% 320 $659   $87,970,132 12
Jun 2, 2006 26 $173,503 -18% 280 $620   $88,291,093 13
Jun 9, 2006 33 $127,091 -27% 217 $586   $88,509,311 14
Jun 16, 2006 34 $78,714 -38% 175 $450   $88,658,172 15

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 10, 2006 1 $8,512,856     3,057 $2,785   $8,512,856 1
Mar 11, 2006 1 $10,280,261 +21%   3,057 $3,363   $18,793,117 2
Mar 12, 2006 1 $5,618,205 -45%   3,057 $1,838   $24,411,322 3
Mar 13, 2006 1 $2,037,210 -64%   3,057 $666   $26,448,532 4
Mar 14, 2006 1 $2,134,418 +5%   3,057 $698   $28,582,950 5
Mar 15, 2006 1 $2,035,491 -5%   3,057 $666   $30,618,441 6
Mar 16, 2006 1 $2,050,490 +1%   3,057 $671   $32,668,931 7
Mar 17, 2006 2 $4,681,368 +128% -45% 3,117 $1,502   $37,350,299 8
Mar 18, 2006 2 $7,334,207 +57% -29% 3,117 $2,353   $44,684,506 9
Mar 19, 2006 3 $3,589,317 -51% -36% 3,117 $1,152   $48,273,823 10
Mar 20, 2006 2 $1,116,171 -69% -45% 3,117 $358   $49,389,994 11
Mar 21, 2006 2 $1,217,081 +9% -43% 3,117 $390   $50,607,075 12
Mar 22, 2006 2 $1,177,529 -3% -42% 3,117 $378   $51,784,604 13
Mar 23, 2006 2 $1,290,817 +10% -37% 3,117 $414   $53,075,421 14
Mar 24, 2006 4 $3,417,189 +165% -27% 3,202 $1,067   $56,492,610 15
Mar 25, 2006 3 $4,746,252 +39% -35% 3,202 $1,482   $61,238,862 16
Mar 26, 2006 4 $2,299,033 -52% -36% 3,202 $718   $63,537,895 17
Mar 27, 2006 3 $728,340 -68% -35% 3,202 $227   $64,266,235 18
Mar 28, 2006 3 $812,817 +12% -33% 3,202 $254   $65,079,052 19
Mar 29, 2006 3 $768,351 -5% -35% 3,202 $240   $65,847,403 20
Mar 30, 2006 3 $777,953 +1% -40% 3,202 $243   $66,625,356 21
Mar 31, 2006 4 $2,217,059 +185% -35% 3,074 $721   $68,842,415 22
Apr 1, 2006 4 $2,882,510 +30% -39% 3,074 $938   $71,724,925 23
Apr 2, 2006 5 $1,363,865 -53% -41% 3,074 $444   $73,088,790 24
Apr 3, 2006 5 $431,285 -68% -41% 3,074 $140   $73,520,075 25
Apr 4, 2006 5 $500,721 +16% -38% 3,074 $163   $74,020,796 26
Apr 5, 2006 4 $479,951 -4% -38% 3,074 $156   $74,500,747 27
Apr 6, 2006 4 $513,599 +7% -34% 3,074 $167   $75,014,346 28
Apr 7, 2006 6 $1,288,401 +151% -42% 2,616 $493   $76,302,747 29
Apr 8, 2006 6 $2,007,306 +56% -30% 2,616 $767   $78,310,053 30
Apr 9, 2006 8 $835,162 -58% -39% 2,616 $319   $79,145,215 31
Apr 10, 2006 7 $305,441 -63% -29% 2,616 $117   $79,450,656 32
Apr 11, 2006 7 $328,596 +8% -34% 2,616 $126   $79,779,252 33
Apr 12, 2006 7 $338,455 +3% -29% 2,616 $129   $80,117,707 34
Apr 13, 2006 6 $453,529 +34% -12% 2,616 $173   $80,571,236 35
Apr 14, 2006 9 $966,643 +113% -25% 1,950 $496   $81,537,879 36
Apr 15, 2006 9 $1,022,738 +6% -49% 1,950 $524   $82,560,617 37
Apr 16, 2006 9 $619,052 -39% -26% 1,950 $317   $83,179,669 38
Apr 17, 2006 9 $286,978 -54% -6% 1,950 $147   $83,466,647 39
Apr 18, 2006 9 $232,994 -19% -29% 1,950 $119   $83,699,641 40
Apr 19, 2006 9 $244,064 +5% -28% 1,950 $125   $83,943,705 41
Apr 20, 2006 9 $249,956 +2% -45% 1,950 $128   $84,193,661 42
May 29, 2006 26 $59,581     320 $186   $88,029,713 81

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 10, 2006 1 $32,668,931   3,057 $10,687   $32,668,931 1
Mar 17, 2006 2 $20,406,490 -38% 3,117 $6,547   $53,075,421 2
Mar 24, 2006 3 $13,549,935 -34% 3,202 $4,232   $66,625,356 3
Mar 31, 2006 5 $8,388,990 -38% 3,074 $2,729   $75,014,346 4
Apr 7, 2006 6 $5,556,890 -34% 2,616 $2,124   $80,571,236 5
Apr 14, 2006 9 $3,622,425 -35% 1,950 $1,858   $84,193,661 6
Apr 21, 2006 13 $1,825,868 -50% 1,295 $1,410   $86,019,529 7
Apr 28, 2006 17 $794,562 -56% 664 $1,197   $86,814,091 8
May 5, 2006 20 $514,185 -35% 437 $1,177   $87,328,276 9
May 12, 2006 26 $313,060 -39% 283 $1,106   $87,641,336 10
May 19, 2006 36 $118,066 -62% 156 $757   $87,759,402 11
May 26, 2006 25 $358,188 +203% 320 $1,119   $88,117,590 12
Jun 2, 2006 27 $264,630 -26% 280 $945   $88,382,220 13
Jun 9, 2006 31 $197,238 -25% 217 $909   $88,579,458 14
Jun 16, 2006 32 $135,734 -31% 175 $776   $88,715,192 15

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
Jul 2, 200611,100,322 1,100,322$17,517,126$17,517,1261
Jul 9, 20061513,769-53% 1,614,091$8,143,239$25,660,3652
Jul 16, 20062192,663-63% 1,806,754$3,036,369$28,696,7343
Jul 23, 20064184,186-4% 1,990,940$2,808,836$31,505,5704
Jul 30, 20061071,422-61% 2,062,362$1,037,762$32,543,3325
Aug 6, 20067154,002+116% 2,216,364$2,936,818$35,480,1506

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

Matthew McConaughey    Tripp
Sarah Jessica Parker    Paula

Supporting Cast

Zooey Deschanel    Kit
Justin Bartha    Ace
Bradley Cooper    Demo
Terry Bradshaw    Al
Kathy Bates    Sue
Tyrel Jackson Williams    Jeffrey
Katheryn Winnick    Melissa
Rob Corddry    Gun Salesman
Patton Oswalt    Techie Guy
Stephen Tobolowsky    Bud
Kate McGregor-Stewart    Bev
Adam Alexi-Malle    Mr. Axelrod
Gretchen Cleevely    Veterinarian
Peter Jacobson    Boatyard Couple
Jessica Stone    Boatyard Couple
Stewart Skelton    BBQ Guest
Sarah Lilly    BBQ Guest
E.L. James    BBQ Guest
Aubrey Dollar    Pizza Waitress
Anne Ewen    Girl at Pizza Joint
Tremelda D. Cobb    Girl at Pizza Joint
Jerrod Paige    Guy at Pizza Joint
Tim Stoltenberg    Guy at Pizza Joint
Summer Lee    Taco Waitress
Miladin Mutavdzic    Basketball Player
Brian Jesiolowski    Basketball Player
Lawrence C. Gamell Jr    Gun Salesman
Ilana Levine    Yoga Teacher
Charles Dey    Loving Couple
Phoebe Dey    Loving Couple

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

Production and Technical Credits

Tom Dey    Director
Scott Rudin    Producer
Scott Aversano    Producer
Tom J. Astle    Screenwriter
Matt Ember    Screenwriter
Ron Bozman    Executive Producer
Claudio Miranda    Director of Photography
Jeremy Conway    Production Designer
Steven Rosenblum    Editor
Ellen Mirojnick    Costume Designer
Liza Richardson    Music Supervisor
Rolfe Kent    Composer
Karen Dexter    Associate Producer
Vincent Lascoumes    Assistant Director
Peter Bloomfield    Second Unit Director
Ron Bozman    Second Unit Director
Harvey Waldman    Unit Production Manager
Kevin Constant    Art Director
James Truesdale    Art Director
Leslie A. Pope    Set Decorator
Cindy Carr    Set Decorator
Brian Agnew    Second Unit Camera
Suzanne McCabe    Associate Costume Designer
M.J. McGrath    Costume Supervisor
Steve C. Aaron    Sound Mixer
Tom Fleischman    Re-recording Mixer
Jacob Ribicoff    Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Filip    Sound Effects Editor
Sean Garnhart    Sound Effects Editor
Brian Langman    Sound Effects Editor
Mike Poppleton    Sound Effects Editor
Stuart Stanley    Sound Effects Editor
Nicholas Renbeck    Sound Effects Editor
Jacob Ribicoff    Sound Designer
Tony Martinez    Dialogue Editor
Laura Civiello    Dialogue Editor
Gerald Downey    Dialogue Editor
Marlena Grzaslewicz    Dialogue Editor
William Sweeney    Dialogue Editor
Daniel J. Korintus    Dialogue Editor
Nick South    Music Editor
Dan Evans Farkas    Music Editor
Bernadette Mazur    Make up
Kelvin R. Trahan    Hairstylist
Trish Almeida    Hairstylist
Douglas Aibel    Casting Director
Tracy Kilpatrick    Casting Director
Jery Hewitt    Stunt Coordinator
Mark Norby    Stunt Coordinator

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

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June 3rd, 2008

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July 22nd, 2006

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July 15th, 2006

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July 8th, 2006

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June 26th, 2006

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June 11th, 2006

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May 21st, 2006

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May 14th, 2006

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May 7th, 2006

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April 23rd, 2006

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April 16th, 2006

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April 9th, 2006

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April 3rd, 2006

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April 2nd, 2006

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March 31st, 2006

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March 27th, 2006

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March 26th, 2006

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March 24th, 2006

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March 20th, 2006

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March 17th, 2006

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March 13th, 2006

Only one of the four new films beat expectations over the weekend, and that left the box office hurting. Overall, the total for the weekend was $110 million, which was 6.8% higher than last weekend, but since last weekend was Oscar weekend, this is hardly an impressive result. More importantly, it was 4.7% lower than the same weekend last year. More...

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March 10th, 2006

There are three and a half new films opening wide this weekend, and the best of them is earning merely mediocre reviews. (The half film refers to The Libertine, which is opening in only 815 theatres.) Even so, there should be a huge jump from last weekend, perhaps even enough to push 2006 ahead of 2005 again. More...

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March 9th, 2006

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March 2nd, 2006

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March 1st, 2006

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January 26th, 2006

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January 19th, 2006

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December 29th, 2005

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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$24,411,322 (27.5% of total gross)
Legs:3.63 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:69.1% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$50,000,000 (worldwide box office is 2.6 times production budget)
Theater counts:3,057 opening theaters/3,202 max. theaters, 6.5 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $142,621,521

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 901-1,000) 937 $88,715,192
All Time International Box Office (Rank 2,301-2,400) 2,324 $39,687,709
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,401-1,500) 1,460 $128,402,901

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: March 10th, 2006 (Wide) by Paramount Pictures
Video Release: June 27th, 2006 by Paramount Home Video
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexual content, partial nudity and language.
Running Time: 97 minutes
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Keywords: Delayed Adulthood, Romance
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Scott Rudin Productions, Aversano Films, Paramount Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top Romantic Comedy Weekend Domestic 22 $24,411,322 Mar 10, 2006 3

Leading Cast

Matthew McConaughey    Tripp
Sarah Jessica Parker    Paula

Supporting Cast

Zooey Deschanel    Kit
Justin Bartha    Ace
Bradley Cooper    Demo
Terry Bradshaw    Al
Kathy Bates    Sue
Tyrel Jackson Williams    Jeffrey
Katheryn Winnick    Melissa
Rob Corddry    Gun Salesman
Patton Oswalt    Techie Guy
Stephen Tobolowsky    Bud
Kate McGregor-Stewart    Bev
Adam Alexi-Malle    Mr. Axelrod
Gretchen Cleevely    Veterinarian
Peter Jacobson    Boatyard Couple
Jessica Stone    Boatyard Couple
Stewart Skelton    BBQ Guest
Sarah Lilly    BBQ Guest
E.L. James    BBQ Guest
Aubrey Dollar    Pizza Waitress
Anne Ewen    Girl at Pizza Joint
Tremelda D. Cobb    Girl at Pizza Joint
Jerrod Paige    Guy at Pizza Joint
Tim Stoltenberg    Guy at Pizza Joint
Summer Lee    Taco Waitress
Miladin Mutavdzic    Basketball Player
Brian Jesiolowski    Basketball Player
Lawrence C. Gamell Jr    Gun Salesman
Ilana Levine    Yoga Teacher
Charles Dey    Loving Couple
Phoebe Dey    Loving Couple

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

Production and Technical Credits

Tom Dey    Director
Scott Rudin    Producer
Scott Aversano    Producer
Tom J. Astle    Screenwriter
Matt Ember    Screenwriter
Ron Bozman    Executive Producer
Claudio Miranda    Director of Photography
Jeremy Conway    Production Designer
Steven Rosenblum    Editor
Ellen Mirojnick    Costume Designer
Liza Richardson    Music Supervisor
Rolfe Kent    Composer
Karen Dexter    Associate Producer
Vincent Lascoumes    Assistant Director
Peter Bloomfield    Second Unit Director
Ron Bozman    Second Unit Director
Harvey Waldman    Unit Production Manager
Kevin Constant    Art Director
James Truesdale    Art Director
Leslie A. Pope    Set Decorator
Cindy Carr    Set Decorator
Brian Agnew    Second Unit Camera
Suzanne McCabe    Associate Costume Designer
M.J. McGrath    Costume Supervisor
Steve C. Aaron    Sound Mixer
Tom Fleischman    Re-recording Mixer
Jacob Ribicoff    Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Filip    Sound Effects Editor
Sean Garnhart    Sound Effects Editor
Brian Langman    Sound Effects Editor
Mike Poppleton    Sound Effects Editor
Stuart Stanley    Sound Effects Editor
Nicholas Renbeck    Sound Effects Editor
Jacob Ribicoff    Sound Designer
Tony Martinez    Dialogue Editor
Laura Civiello    Dialogue Editor
Gerald Downey    Dialogue Editor
Marlena Grzaslewicz    Dialogue Editor
William Sweeney    Dialogue Editor
Daniel J. Korintus    Dialogue Editor
Nick South    Music Editor
Dan Evans Farkas    Music Editor
Bernadette Mazur    Make up
Kelvin R. Trahan    Hairstylist
Trish Almeida    Hairstylist
Douglas Aibel    Casting Director
Tracy Kilpatrick    Casting Director
Jery Hewitt    Stunt Coordinator
Mark Norby    Stunt Coordinator

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

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June 11th, 2006

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May 21st, 2006

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May 14th, 2006

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 10, 2006 1 $24,411,322   3,057 $7,985   $24,411,322 1
Mar 17, 2006 2 $15,604,892 -36% 3,117 $5,006   $48,273,823 2
Mar 24, 2006 4 $10,462,474 -33% 3,202 $3,267   $63,537,895 3
Mar 31, 2006 4 $6,463,434 -38% 3,074 $2,103   $73,088,790 4
Apr 7, 2006 6 $4,130,869 -36% 2,616 $1,579   $79,145,215 5
Apr 14, 2006 9 $2,608,433 -37% 1,950 $1,338   $83,179,669 6
Apr 21, 2006 13 $1,410,982 -46% 1,295 $1,090   $85,604,643 7
Apr 28, 2006 17 $600,430 -57% 664 $904   $86,619,959 8
May 5, 2006 19 $394,101 -34% 437 $902   $87,208,192 9
May 12, 2006 25 $236,969 -40% 283 $837   $87,565,245 10
May 19, 2006 35 $83,086 -65% 156 $533   $87,724,422 11
May 26, 2006 24 $210,730 +154% 320 $659   $87,970,132 12
Jun 2, 2006 26 $173,503 -18% 280 $620   $88,291,093 13
Jun 9, 2006 33 $127,091 -27% 217 $586   $88,509,311 14
Jun 16, 2006 34 $78,714 -38% 175 $450   $88,658,172 15

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Mar 10, 2006 1 $8,512,856     3,057 $2,785   $8,512,856 1
Mar 11, 2006 1 $10,280,261 +21%   3,057 $3,363   $18,793,117 2
Mar 12, 2006 1 $5,618,205 -45%   3,057 $1,838   $24,411,322 3
Mar 13, 2006 1 $2,037,210 -64%   3,057 $666   $26,448,532 4
Mar 14, 2006 1 $2,134,418 +5%   3,057 $698   $28,582,950 5
Mar 15, 2006 1 $2,035,491 -5%   3,057 $666   $30,618,441 6
Mar 16, 2006 1 $2,050,490 +1%   3,057 $671   $32,668,931 7
Mar 17, 2006 2 $4,681,368 +128% -45% 3,117 $1,502   $37,350,299 8
Mar 18, 2006 2 $7,334,207 +57% -29% 3,117 $2,353   $44,684,506 9
Mar 19, 2006 3 $3,589,317 -51% -36% 3,117 $1,152   $48,273,823 10
Mar 20, 2006 2 $1,116,171 -69% -45% 3,117 $358   $49,389,994 11
Mar 21, 2006 2 $1,217,081 +9% -43% 3,117 $390   $50,607,075 12
Mar 22, 2006 2 $1,177,529 -3% -42% 3,117 $378   $51,784,604 13
Mar 23, 2006 2 $1,290,817 +10% -37% 3,117 $414   $53,075,421 14
Mar 24, 2006 4 $3,417,189 +165% -27% 3,202 $1,067   $56,492,610 15
Mar 25, 2006 3 $4,746,252 +39% -35% 3,202 $1,482   $61,238,862 16
Mar 26, 2006 4 $2,299,033 -52% -36% 3,202 $718   $63,537,895 17
Mar 27, 2006 3 $728,340 -68% -35% 3,202 $227   $64,266,235 18
Mar 28, 2006 3 $812,817 +12% -33% 3,202 $254   $65,079,052 19
Mar 29, 2006 3 $768,351 -5% -35% 3,202 $240   $65,847,403 20
Mar 30, 2006 3 $777,953 +1% -40% 3,202 $243   $66,625,356 21
Mar 31, 2006 4 $2,217,059 +185% -35% 3,074 $721   $68,842,415 22
Apr 1, 2006 4 $2,882,510 +30% -39% 3,074 $938   $71,724,925 23
Apr 2, 2006 5 $1,363,865 -53% -41% 3,074 $444   $73,088,790 24
Apr 3, 2006 5 $431,285 -68% -41% 3,074 $140   $73,520,075 25
Apr 4, 2006 5 $500,721 +16% -38% 3,074 $163   $74,020,796 26
Apr 5, 2006 4 $479,951 -4% -38% 3,074 $156   $74,500,747 27
Apr 6, 2006 4 $513,599 +7% -34% 3,074 $167   $75,014,346 28
Apr 7, 2006 6 $1,288,401 +151% -42% 2,616 $493   $76,302,747 29
Apr 8, 2006 6 $2,007,306 +56% -30% 2,616 $767   $78,310,053 30
Apr 9, 2006 8 $835,162 -58% -39% 2,616 $319   $79,145,215 31
Apr 10, 2006 7 $305,441 -63% -29% 2,616 $117   $79,450,656 32
Apr 11, 2006 7 $328,596 +8% -34% 2,616 $126   $79,779,252 33
Apr 12, 2006 7 $338,455 +3% -29% 2,616 $129   $80,117,707 34
Apr 13, 2006 6 $453,529 +34% -12% 2,616 $173   $80,571,236 35
Apr 14, 2006 9 $966,643 +113% -25% 1,950 $496   $81,537,879 36
Apr 15, 2006 9 $1,022,738 +6% -49% 1,950 $524   $82,560,617 37
Apr 16, 2006 9 $619,052 -39% -26% 1,950 $317   $83,179,669 38
Apr 17, 2006 9 $286,978 -54% -6% 1,950 $147   $83,466,647 39
Apr 18, 2006 9 $232,994 -19% -29% 1,950 $119   $83,699,641 40
Apr 19, 2006 9 $244,064 +5% -28% 1,950 $125   $83,943,705 41
Apr 20, 2006 9 $249,956 +2% -45% 1,950 $128   $84,193,661 42
May 29, 2006 26 $59,581     320 $186   $88,029,713 81

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Mar 10, 2006 1 $32,668,931   3,057 $10,687   $32,668,931 1
Mar 17, 2006 2 $20,406,490 -38% 3,117 $6,547   $53,075,421 2
Mar 24, 2006 3 $13,549,935 -34% 3,202 $4,232   $66,625,356 3
Mar 31, 2006 5 $8,388,990 -38% 3,074 $2,729   $75,014,346 4
Apr 7, 2006 6 $5,556,890 -34% 2,616 $2,124   $80,571,236 5
Apr 14, 2006 9 $3,622,425 -35% 1,950 $1,858   $84,193,661 6
Apr 21, 2006 13 $1,825,868 -50% 1,295 $1,410   $86,019,529 7
Apr 28, 2006 17 $794,562 -56% 664 $1,197   $86,814,091 8
May 5, 2006 20 $514,185 -35% 437 $1,177   $87,328,276 9
May 12, 2006 26 $313,060 -39% 283 $1,106   $87,641,336 10
May 19, 2006 36 $118,066 -62% 156 $757   $87,759,402 11
May 26, 2006 25 $358,188 +203% 320 $1,119   $88,117,590 12
Jun 2, 2006 27 $264,630 -26% 280 $945   $88,382,220 13
Jun 9, 2006 31 $197,238 -25% 217 $909   $88,579,458 14
Jun 16, 2006 32 $135,734 -31% 175 $776   $88,715,192 15

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
Jul 2, 200611,100,322 1,100,322$17,517,126$17,517,1261
Jul 9, 20061513,769-53% 1,614,091$8,143,239$25,660,3652
Jul 16, 20062192,663-63% 1,806,754$3,036,369$28,696,7343
Jul 23, 20064184,186-4% 1,990,940$2,808,836$31,505,5704
Jul 30, 20061071,422-61% 2,062,362$1,037,762$32,543,3325
Aug 6, 20067154,002+116% 2,216,364$2,936,818$35,480,1506

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