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Box Office Performance for Lionsgate Movies in 2000

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RankMovieRelease
Date		 GenreMPAA
Rating		2000 GrossTickets Sold
1 American Psycho Apr 14, 2000 Black Comedy R $15,070,285 2,795,971
2 The Big Kahuna Apr 28, 2000 Drama R $3,150,107 584,435
3 But I'm a Cheerleader Jul 7, 2000 Comedy R $2,205,627 409,207
4 Dogma Nov 12, 1999 Comedy R $1,668,162 309,492
5 Jesus' Son Jun 16, 2000 Drama R $1,282,084 237,863
6 What's Cooking Nov 17, 2000 Drama PG-13 $1,045,899 194,044
7 Urbania Sep 15, 2000 Drama R $1,032,075 191,479
8 The Eyes of Tammy Faye Jul 21, 2000 Documentary PG-13 $1,029,591 191,018
9 Two Family House Oct 6, 2000 Drama R $1,015,122 188,334
10 Taxi 2 Oct 6, 2000 Action Not Rated $727,386 134,951
11 Love and Sex Aug 25, 2000 Romantic Comedy Not Rated $536,287 99,496
12 Mr. Death: The Rise and Fal… Dec 29, 1999 Documentary PG-13 $461,802 85,677
13 8 ½ Women May 26, 2000 Drama R $417,517 77,461
14 Shadow of the Vampire Dec 29, 2000 Horror R $150,171 27,861
15 La Bouteille Oct 20, 2000 Comedy Not Rated $43,993 8,161
16 Last Night Oct 23, 1998 Drama R $32,360 6,003
Total Gross of All Movies$29,868,468
Total Tickets Sold5,541,453

Note: This chart ranks movies by the amount they earned during 2000. It includes movies released in previous years that earned money during 2000. For example, a movie released over Thanksgiving in 2010 will most likely earn money in 2010 and 2011. Click on the individual movie to see its total gross over all the years in which it played.

Inflation-adjusted figures are based ticket sale estimates, and may not be precise due to rounding errors.

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