A Scanner Darkly (2006)

A Scanner Darkly poster
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $5,501,616Details
International Box Office $1,903,468Details
Worldwide Box Office $7,405,084
Further financial details...

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$391,672 (7.1% of total gross)
Legs:4.34 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:74.3% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$20,000,000 (worldwide box office is 0.4 times production budget)
Theater counts:17 opening theaters/263 max. theaters, 5.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $8,844,579

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists


Movie Details

Domestic Releases: July 7th, 2006 (Wide) by Warner Bros.
Video Release: December 19th, 2006 by Warner Home Video, released as Scanner Darkly, A
MPAA Rating: R for drug and sexual content, language and a brief violent image.
Running Time: 100 minutes
Comparisons: vs. Waltz with Bashir
Create your own comparison chart…
Keywords: Psychological Thriller, Near Future, Narcotics, Addiction, Undercover, Romance, Secret Identity, Surprise Twist, Corporate Malfeasance, Cult Movie, Faulty Memory
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Thriller/Suspense
Production Method:Rotoscoping
Creative Type:Science Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Warner Independent Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top 2006 Theater Average 30 $23,040 Jul 7, 2006 3

Compare this performance with other movies…

Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jul 7, 2006 19 $391,672   17 $23,040   $391,672 1
Jul 14, 2006 10 $1,266,427 +223% 216 $5,863   $1,868,905 2
Jul 21, 2006 13 $678,030 -46% 219 $3,096   $3,238,799 3
Jul 28, 2006 18 $473,642 -30% 263 $1,801   $4,091,960 4
Aug 4, 2006 26 $256,155 -46% 224 $1,144   $4,669,454 5
Aug 11, 2006 38 $132,977 -48% 138 $964   $4,968,071 6
Aug 18, 2006 45 $96,158 -28% 125 $769   $5,159,136 7
Aug 25, 2006 50 $59,082 -39% 79 $748   $5,281,537 8
Sep 1, 2006 57 $36,059 -39% 52 $693   $5,354,553 9
Sep 8, 2006 58 $33,340 -8% 62 $538   $5,414,097 10
Sep 15, 2006 74 $17,883 -46% 42 $426   $5,451,647 11
Sep 22, 2006 95 $7,174 -60% 25 $287   $5,469,745 12
Sep 29, 2006 116 $1,567 -78% 12 $131   $5,476,327 13
Oct 6, 2006 97 $860 -45% 10 $86   $5,480,996 14

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jul 14, 2006 10 $386,784     216 $1,791   $989,262 8
Jul 15, 2006 11 $473,067 +22%   216 $2,190   $1,462,329 9
Jul 16, 2006 10 $406,576 -14%   216 $1,882   $1,868,905 10
Jul 17, 2006 10 $194,869 -52%   216 $902   $2,063,774 11
Jul 18, 2006 11 $178,000 -9%   216 $824   $2,242,000 12
Jul 19, 2006 11 $162,000 -9%   216 $750   $2,404,000 13
Jul 20, 2006 12 $157,000 -3%   216 $727   $2,560,769 14
Jul 24, 2006 13 $104,000   -47% 219 $475   $3,343,000 18
Jul 25, 2006 13 $98,000 -6% -45% 219 $447   $3,441,000 19
Jul 26, 2006 13 $90,000 -8% -44% 219 $411   $3,530,000 20
Jul 27, 2006 13 $89,000 -1% -43% 219 $406   $3,618,000 21
Sep 4, 2006 55 $10,786     52 $207   $5,365,339 60

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jul 7, 2006 18 $602,478   17 $35,440   $602,478 1
Jul 14, 2006 10 $1,958,291 +225% 216 $9,066   $2,560,769 2
Jul 21, 2006 13 $1,057,549 -46% 219 $4,829   $3,618,318 3
Jul 28, 2006 18 $794,981 -25% 263 $3,023   $4,413,299 4
Aug 4, 2006 26 $421,795 -47% 224 $1,883   $4,835,094 5
Aug 11, 2006 35 $227,884 -46% 138 $1,651   $5,062,978 6
Aug 18, 2006 43 $159,477 -30% 125 $1,276   $5,222,455 7
Aug 25, 2006 49 $96,039 -40% 79 $1,216   $5,318,494 8
Sep 1, 2006 57 $62,263 -35% 52 $1,197   $5,380,757 9
Sep 8, 2006 57 $53,007 -15% 62 $855   $5,433,764 10
Sep 15, 2006 72 $28,807 -46% 42 $686   $5,462,571 11
Sep 22, 2006 83 $20,640 -28% 25 $826   $5,483,211 12
Sep 29, 2006 87 $11,901 -42% 12 $992   $5,495,112 13
Oct 6, 2006 92 $6,504 -45% 10 $650   $5,501,616 14

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


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

Keanu Reeves    Bob Arctor
Robert Downey, Jr.    Barris
Woody Harrelson    Ernie Luckman
Winona Ryder    Donna Hawthorne

Supporting Cast

Rory Cochrane    Charles Freck
Mitch Baker    Brown Bear Lodge Host
Sean Allen    Additional Fred Scramble Suit Voice
Cliff Haby    Voice from Heardquarters
Steven Chester Prince    Cop
Natasha Valdez    Waitress
Mark Turner    Additional Hank Scramble Suit Voice
Chamblee Ferguson    Medical Deputy
Angela Rawna    Medical Deputy
Eliza Stevens    Arctor's Daughter
Sarah Menchaca    Arctor's Daughter
Melody Chase    Arctor's Wife
Leif Anders    Freck Suicide Narrator
Turk Pipkin    Creature
Alex Jones    Street Prophet
Lisa Marie Newmyer    Connie
Wilbur Penn    Medical Officer
Ken Webster    Medical Officer
Hugo Perez    New Path Staff Member
Rommel Sulit    New Path Staff Member
Christopher Ryan    New Path Resident
Leila Plummer    New Path Resident
Jason Douglas    New Path Farm Manager
Marco Perella    Donald

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

Production and Technical Credits

Richard Linklater    Director
Richard Linklater    Screenwriter
Philip K. Dick    Based the novel "A Scanner Darkly"
Palmer West    Producer
Jonah Smith    Producer
Erwin Stoff    Producer
Anne Walker-McBay    Producer
Tommy Pallotta    Producer
George Clooney    Executive Producer
Steven Soderbergh    Executive Producer
Jennifer Fox    Executive Producer
Ben Cosgrove    Executive Producer
John Sloss    Executive Producer
Shane F. Kelly    Director of Photography
Bruce Curtis    Production Designer
Sandra Adair    Editor
Bob Sabiston    Head of Animation
Graham Reynolds    Composer
Erin Ferguson    Co-Producer
Sara Greene    Associate Producer
Vincent Palmo Jr.    Assistant Director
Susan Kirr    Unit Production Manager
Joaquin A. Morin    Set Decorator
Kari Perkins    Costume Designer
Melanie Armstrong Fletcher    Costume Supervisor
Ethan Andrus    Sound Mixer
Skip Lievsay    Re-recording Mixer
Jeremy Pierson    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Hammond    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Hammond    Supervising Sound Editor
Justin Hennard    Sound Effects Editor
Tom Hammond    Sound Designer
Justin Hennard    Sound Designer
Katina Gilkey    Hairstylist
Darylin Nagy    Make-up and Hair Designer
Nic Ratner    Music Supervisor
Denise Chamian    Casting Director

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

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for September 7th, 2010

September 6th, 2010

It's TV on DVD season, as five of the top six best-selling new releases for the week are in that category, while the sixth is an exercise DVD. Of the many, many TV on DVD releases coming out this week, there are plenty that are worth picking up, but not many that are worth of Pick of the Week Honors. The top pick in my mind is Stardust, which is making its Blu-ray debut this week. However, Solitary Man might also be added to that list if / when the DVD / Blu-ray screeners arrive. More...

DVD Releases for April 10, 2007

April 9th, 2007

A slow week for DVDs, both in terms of total numbers and top notch releases. Nothing really jumped out as a must have with Phantasm - Buy from Amazon being to best of a limited selection. Its appeal is too niche-market for the DVD Pick of the Week, but it is the closest we have. More...

Sunshine Just Misses First Place During Its Home Market Debut

December 30th, 2006

There were nearly a dozen new releases to chart this week, but it was a holdover that took top spot in an extremely close race. The Devil Wears Prada beat out Little Miss Sunshine at $8.88 million to $8.80 million. More...

DVD Releases for December 19, 2006

December 19th, 2006

This is the last week before Christmas and there are a lot of DVDs on this week's list that would make perfect last minute Christmas gifts. There are also a lot of DVDs that feel like they are being dumped on the home market in the hopes that they will be scooped up by ever desperate shoppers. Of the contenders, Jackie Chan's Police Story - Special Collector's Edition and The Simpsons - The Complete Ninth Season - Collectable Lisa Head Packaging came close to taking home the honor. But in the end I went with When the Levees Broke. More...

Nelson Continues to Put Strangle Hold on Per Theatre Charts

August 22nd, 2006

Half Nelson was able to remain on top of the per theatre charts, barely, with an average of $18,755 in three theatres. That was less than $1,000 ahead of the second place film, The Illusionist and its $18,195 average; that figure is made even more impressive by the film's 51 theatre count, which is very high for a limited release and usually causes serious problems because the distributor can't do national advertising, but local advertising in lots of markets becomes very expensive.

For the third weekend in a row, The Wedding Curse's average topped $10,000 as it earned just over $50,000 in 3 theatres for an average of $17,271. Another holdover rounded out the list of $10,000 films as Viva Pedro saw its box office dip less than 24% to $10,227 in its lone theatre. More...

Little Has Large Debut

August 1st, 2006

Little Miss Sunshine earned $370,000 over the weekend and nearly $500,000 since its Wednesday debut, all in just 7 theatres for an outstanding per theatre average of $52,969. Another Gay Movie overcame terrible reviews to finish in second place with an average of $16,658 in two theatres. Both 13 Tzameti and Wondrous Oblivion finished within $100 of each other with $10,805 and $10,740 respectively, both in 1 theatre. More...

New Releases Fail to Strike it Rich

July 25th, 2006

There were no new releases to top $10,000 on the per theatre charts this week, but two holdovers were able to accomplish that feat. Gabrielle added one more theatre over the weekend but saw its average slip less than 17% to $12,781. Meanwhile, Changing Times quadrupled its theatre count while seeing its average fall to $10,622. More...

Times are a-Changing on Per Theatre Charts

July 18th, 2006

Changing Times led the way on the per theatre charts this weekend. The French film scored $31,702 in its lone theatre. Second place went to Heading South, which saw its per theatre average decline by just 22% to $16,798. Both Gabrielle and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest were very close behind with $15,338 and $15,085 respectively while no other film made it into the $10,000 club. More...

Pirates Plunder Per Theater Chart

July 11th, 2006

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest continued its record-breaking ways on the per theater charts, earning an average of $32,817, which is the highest average ever for Saturation Level release (defined as 3,000 or more theatres). Second place went to A Scanner Darkly; the intellectually challenging Science Fiction film started its run with nearly $400,000 in just 17 theatres for an average of $23,040. This is more than enough to ensure expansion, but probably not enough to earn much mainstream success. The same can be said for the third place film, Heading South, and indeed last week's winner, Strangers With Candy. The latter film saw significant expansion this week, going from just 2 theaters to 21, and its per theater average held up remarkably at $10,660. More...

Movie Website Updates for July 1st - July 7

July 7th, 2006

After the busiest week in more than a month, we have the slowest. While there are several good sites on this week's list, they are either a bit below the award-worthy level, or they are all award winners. So the Weekly Website Award is taking a vacation this week. More...

Limited Releases - Shining a Light on Limited Releases

July 7th, 2006

With Pirate of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest opening in more than 4000 theatres tonight, no other wide release, and precious few limited releases have dared oppose it at the box office. Those that have dared have mixed box office potential with only one likely to have significant expansion. More...

2006 Preview: July

July 1st, 2006

Neither of June's potential monster hits lived up to expectations, and that's a trend that everyone hopes doesn't continue into July. There is only one real monster hit in the making this month, and it opens right away. But while the rest of the month is decidedly weaker, there are still several other movies that should earn more than $100 million. More...

Movie Website Updates for April 21 - April 28

April 28th, 2006

The first of the new Friday edition Weekly Website Review column is here, but not without a hitch. We had a bit of a power outage early in the day so I did what any modern man would do when faced with the prospects of going without the Internet for an undetermined amount of time, I took a nap. Fortunately, I was mostly done before the power went out so there was no real affect on this week's list, but I am starting to this that this column is cursed. As for the list, its pretty average with the best of the bunch being A Scanner Darkly - Official Site. More...

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  7. Cast & Crew
  8. Trailer

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$391,672 (7.1% of total gross)
Legs:4.34 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:74.3% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$20,000,000 (worldwide box office is 0.4 times production budget)
Theater counts:17 opening theaters/263 max. theaters, 5.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $8,844,579

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists


Movie Details

Domestic Releases: July 7th, 2006 (Wide) by Warner Bros.
Video Release: December 19th, 2006 by Warner Home Video, released as Scanner Darkly, A
MPAA Rating: R for drug and sexual content, language and a brief violent image.
Running Time: 100 minutes
Comparisons: vs. Waltz with Bashir
Create your own comparison chart…
Keywords: Psychological Thriller, Near Future, Narcotics, Addiction, Undercover, Romance, Secret Identity, Surprise Twist, Corporate Malfeasance, Cult Movie, Faulty Memory
Source:Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:Thriller/Suspense
Production Method:Rotoscoping
Creative Type:Science Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Warner Independent Pictures
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Top 2006 Theater Average 30 $23,040 Jul 7, 2006 3

Leading Cast

Keanu Reeves    Bob Arctor
Robert Downey, Jr.    Barris
Woody Harrelson    Ernie Luckman
Winona Ryder    Donna Hawthorne

Supporting Cast

Rory Cochrane    Charles Freck
Mitch Baker    Brown Bear Lodge Host
Sean Allen    Additional Fred Scramble Suit Voice
Cliff Haby    Voice from Heardquarters
Steven Chester Prince    Cop
Natasha Valdez    Waitress
Mark Turner    Additional Hank Scramble Suit Voice
Chamblee Ferguson    Medical Deputy
Angela Rawna    Medical Deputy
Eliza Stevens    Arctor's Daughter
Sarah Menchaca    Arctor's Daughter
Melody Chase    Arctor's Wife
Leif Anders    Freck Suicide Narrator
Turk Pipkin    Creature
Alex Jones    Street Prophet
Lisa Marie Newmyer    Connie
Wilbur Penn    Medical Officer
Ken Webster    Medical Officer
Hugo Perez    New Path Staff Member
Rommel Sulit    New Path Staff Member
Christopher Ryan    New Path Resident
Leila Plummer    New Path Resident
Jason Douglas    New Path Farm Manager
Marco Perella    Donald

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

Production and Technical Credits

Richard Linklater    Director
Richard Linklater    Screenwriter
Philip K. Dick    Based the novel "A Scanner Darkly"
Palmer West    Producer
Jonah Smith    Producer
Erwin Stoff    Producer
Anne Walker-McBay    Producer
Tommy Pallotta    Producer
George Clooney    Executive Producer
Steven Soderbergh    Executive Producer
Jennifer Fox    Executive Producer
Ben Cosgrove    Executive Producer
John Sloss    Executive Producer
Shane F. Kelly    Director of Photography
Bruce Curtis    Production Designer
Sandra Adair    Editor
Bob Sabiston    Head of Animation
Graham Reynolds    Composer
Erin Ferguson    Co-Producer
Sara Greene    Associate Producer
Vincent Palmo Jr.    Assistant Director
Susan Kirr    Unit Production Manager
Joaquin A. Morin    Set Decorator
Kari Perkins    Costume Designer
Melanie Armstrong Fletcher    Costume Supervisor
Ethan Andrus    Sound Mixer
Skip Lievsay    Re-recording Mixer
Jeremy Pierson    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Hammond    Re-recording Mixer
Tom Hammond    Supervising Sound Editor
Justin Hennard    Sound Effects Editor
Tom Hammond    Sound Designer
Justin Hennard    Sound Designer
Katina Gilkey    Hairstylist
Darylin Nagy    Make-up and Hair Designer
Nic Ratner    Music Supervisor
Denise Chamian    Casting Director

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

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for September 7th, 2010

September 6th, 2010

It's TV on DVD season, as five of the top six best-selling new releases for the week are in that category, while the sixth is an exercise DVD. Of the many, many TV on DVD releases coming out this week, there are plenty that are worth picking up, but not many that are worth of Pick of the Week Honors. The top pick in my mind is Stardust, which is making its Blu-ray debut this week. However, Solitary Man might also be added to that list if / when the DVD / Blu-ray screeners arrive. More...

DVD Releases for April 10, 2007

April 9th, 2007

A slow week for DVDs, both in terms of total numbers and top notch releases. Nothing really jumped out as a must have with Phantasm - Buy from Amazon being to best of a limited selection. Its appeal is too niche-market for the DVD Pick of the Week, but it is the closest we have. More...

Sunshine Just Misses First Place During Its Home Market Debut

December 30th, 2006

There were nearly a dozen new releases to chart this week, but it was a holdover that took top spot in an extremely close race. The Devil Wears Prada beat out Little Miss Sunshine at $8.88 million to $8.80 million. More...

DVD Releases for December 19, 2006

December 19th, 2006

This is the last week before Christmas and there are a lot of DVDs on this week's list that would make perfect last minute Christmas gifts. There are also a lot of DVDs that feel like they are being dumped on the home market in the hopes that they will be scooped up by ever desperate shoppers. Of the contenders, Jackie Chan's Police Story - Special Collector's Edition and The Simpsons - The Complete Ninth Season - Collectable Lisa Head Packaging came close to taking home the honor. But in the end I went with When the Levees Broke. More...

Nelson Continues to Put Strangle Hold on Per Theatre Charts

August 22nd, 2006

Half Nelson was able to remain on top of the per theatre charts, barely, with an average of $18,755 in three theatres. That was less than $1,000 ahead of the second place film, The Illusionist and its $18,195 average; that figure is made even more impressive by the film's 51 theatre count, which is very high for a limited release and usually causes serious problems because the distributor can't do national advertising, but local advertising in lots of markets becomes very expensive.

For the third weekend in a row, The Wedding Curse's average topped $10,000 as it earned just over $50,000 in 3 theatres for an average of $17,271. Another holdover rounded out the list of $10,000 films as Viva Pedro saw its box office dip less than 24% to $10,227 in its lone theatre. More...

Little Has Large Debut

August 1st, 2006

Little Miss Sunshine earned $370,000 over the weekend and nearly $500,000 since its Wednesday debut, all in just 7 theatres for an outstanding per theatre average of $52,969. Another Gay Movie overcame terrible reviews to finish in second place with an average of $16,658 in two theatres. Both 13 Tzameti and Wondrous Oblivion finished within $100 of each other with $10,805 and $10,740 respectively, both in 1 theatre. More...

New Releases Fail to Strike it Rich

July 25th, 2006

There were no new releases to top $10,000 on the per theatre charts this week, but two holdovers were able to accomplish that feat. Gabrielle added one more theatre over the weekend but saw its average slip less than 17% to $12,781. Meanwhile, Changing Times quadrupled its theatre count while seeing its average fall to $10,622. More...

Times are a-Changing on Per Theatre Charts

July 18th, 2006

Changing Times led the way on the per theatre charts this weekend. The French film scored $31,702 in its lone theatre. Second place went to Heading South, which saw its per theatre average decline by just 22% to $16,798. Both Gabrielle and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest were very close behind with $15,338 and $15,085 respectively while no other film made it into the $10,000 club. More...

Pirates Plunder Per Theater Chart

July 11th, 2006

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest continued its record-breaking ways on the per theater charts, earning an average of $32,817, which is the highest average ever for Saturation Level release (defined as 3,000 or more theatres). Second place went to A Scanner Darkly; the intellectually challenging Science Fiction film started its run with nearly $400,000 in just 17 theatres for an average of $23,040. This is more than enough to ensure expansion, but probably not enough to earn much mainstream success. The same can be said for the third place film, Heading South, and indeed last week's winner, Strangers With Candy. The latter film saw significant expansion this week, going from just 2 theaters to 21, and its per theater average held up remarkably at $10,660. More...

Movie Website Updates for July 1st - July 7

July 7th, 2006

After the busiest week in more than a month, we have the slowest. While there are several good sites on this week's list, they are either a bit below the award-worthy level, or they are all award winners. So the Weekly Website Award is taking a vacation this week. More...

Limited Releases - Shining a Light on Limited Releases

July 7th, 2006

With Pirate of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest opening in more than 4000 theatres tonight, no other wide release, and precious few limited releases have dared oppose it at the box office. Those that have dared have mixed box office potential with only one likely to have significant expansion. More...

2006 Preview: July

July 1st, 2006

Neither of June's potential monster hits lived up to expectations, and that's a trend that everyone hopes doesn't continue into July. There is only one real monster hit in the making this month, and it opens right away. But while the rest of the month is decidedly weaker, there are still several other movies that should earn more than $100 million. More...

Movie Website Updates for April 21 - April 28

April 28th, 2006

The first of the new Friday edition Weekly Website Review column is here, but not without a hitch. We had a bit of a power outage early in the day so I did what any modern man would do when faced with the prospects of going without the Internet for an undetermined amount of time, I took a nap. Fortunately, I was mostly done before the power went out so there was no real affect on this week's list, but I am starting to this that this column is cursed. As for the list, its pretty average with the best of the bunch being A Scanner Darkly - Official Site. More...

Compare this performance with other movies…

Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jul 7, 2006 19 $391,672   17 $23,040   $391,672 1
Jul 14, 2006 10 $1,266,427 +223% 216 $5,863   $1,868,905 2
Jul 21, 2006 13 $678,030 -46% 219 $3,096   $3,238,799 3
Jul 28, 2006 18 $473,642 -30% 263 $1,801   $4,091,960 4
Aug 4, 2006 26 $256,155 -46% 224 $1,144   $4,669,454 5
Aug 11, 2006 38 $132,977 -48% 138 $964   $4,968,071 6
Aug 18, 2006 45 $96,158 -28% 125 $769   $5,159,136 7
Aug 25, 2006 50 $59,082 -39% 79 $748   $5,281,537 8
Sep 1, 2006 57 $36,059 -39% 52 $693   $5,354,553 9
Sep 8, 2006 58 $33,340 -8% 62 $538   $5,414,097 10
Sep 15, 2006 74 $17,883 -46% 42 $426   $5,451,647 11
Sep 22, 2006 95 $7,174 -60% 25 $287   $5,469,745 12
Sep 29, 2006 116 $1,567 -78% 12 $131   $5,476,327 13
Oct 6, 2006 97 $860 -45% 10 $86   $5,480,996 14

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jul 14, 2006 10 $386,784     216 $1,791   $989,262 8
Jul 15, 2006 11 $473,067 +22%   216 $2,190   $1,462,329 9
Jul 16, 2006 10 $406,576 -14%   216 $1,882   $1,868,905 10
Jul 17, 2006 10 $194,869 -52%   216 $902   $2,063,774 11
Jul 18, 2006 11 $178,000 -9%   216 $824   $2,242,000 12
Jul 19, 2006 11 $162,000 -9%   216 $750   $2,404,000 13
Jul 20, 2006 12 $157,000 -3%   216 $727   $2,560,769 14
Jul 24, 2006 13 $104,000   -47% 219 $475   $3,343,000 18
Jul 25, 2006 13 $98,000 -6% -45% 219 $447   $3,441,000 19
Jul 26, 2006 13 $90,000 -8% -44% 219 $411   $3,530,000 20
Jul 27, 2006 13 $89,000 -1% -43% 219 $406   $3,618,000 21
Sep 4, 2006 55 $10,786     52 $207   $5,365,339 60

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jul 7, 2006 18 $602,478   17 $35,440   $602,478 1
Jul 14, 2006 10 $1,958,291 +225% 216 $9,066   $2,560,769 2
Jul 21, 2006 13 $1,057,549 -46% 219 $4,829   $3,618,318 3
Jul 28, 2006 18 $794,981 -25% 263 $3,023   $4,413,299 4
Aug 4, 2006 26 $421,795 -47% 224 $1,883   $4,835,094 5
Aug 11, 2006 35 $227,884 -46% 138 $1,651   $5,062,978 6
Aug 18, 2006 43 $159,477 -30% 125 $1,276   $5,222,455 7
Aug 25, 2006 49 $96,039 -40% 79 $1,216   $5,318,494 8
Sep 1, 2006 57 $62,263 -35% 52 $1,197   $5,380,757 9
Sep 8, 2006 57 $53,007 -15% 62 $855   $5,433,764 10
Sep 15, 2006 72 $28,807 -46% 42 $686   $5,462,571 11
Sep 22, 2006 83 $20,640 -28% 25 $826   $5,483,211 12
Sep 29, 2006 87 $11,901 -42% 12 $992   $5,495,112 13
Oct 6, 2006 92 $6,504 -45% 10 $650   $5,501,616 14

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


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.