MOVIE 43 ONLY MADE IF THE WRITER, DIRECTORS AGREED TO USE THE TITLE: "THE NUMBER 43" 11, 23, 33, 43 - look out for...

Not many people have seen it - the film defined best as being as unconventional as possible with sick toilet-type craap humor.  Well, at least they were able to get an homage to the great number "43." 

Look for some type of "53" next.  So exciting... this is what these people do with their lives.

How to Fix Yahoo - How To Transform Yahoo Into A Mega-Stock Worth Considerable Investment of Third Party Capital- In 1-- words or less - sort of...

It is absolutely amazing to me.  I was on the yahoo page the other day, a site I visit maybe twice per month through manually desirec key entry.  The one feature of Yahoo- that makes it such a great portal (outside of its Fantasy Games, which I stopped playing about four or five years ago) is YAHOO ANSWERS.  Well, I arrived at yahoo,com - and I wanted to see how YHOO was advertsing this medium, which will become on of the most imprtant features of web-searching by humans.  Guess what?  It was nowhere to be found.  No wonder why the stock is trading below $15 (approx).  Listen, when someone uses the Internet - they each have theor own sets of reaons.  Learning is one concept that the Internet was designed for.  People use search engines to find news, sites, inforamtion, maps, directions... and they use to to obtain answers. 

Millions of Americans type in a question into their search engine  What do the resuts spit out?  They give you a  historical look at people who have asked that same question in the past.  MOstly - it is on Yahoo answers.  Yahoo Ask, Yahoo answers is an exellent forum that will become one of the most valuable treaures on the INternet ---->as years pass by, and as inforamtion and humand evolve, the asnwers will be stored in 1 central location - Yahoo answers.  Oncde there, they can always be improved upon, adjusted, modified -but one constant remains - they remain stroed at Yahoo answers.  So when that one question gets ebtered in the search engine on day in the future - guess where they will be able to reflect upon people in histroy who have been under similar circumstances, who have shared common events, who have experienced what this new individual has just experienced and would like to learn more about.

There you go.

Why yahoo has not figured this out is a mystery.

ENjoy,

The Gajonka

The Return of Kurt Russell in TOUCHBACK and the Magical Acting of Christina Ricci and Jessica Lange in Prozac Nation Offer Hollywood Hope!

Yes, this is a funny picture of Kurt Russell.  After turtning down Sylevster Stallone's invitation - TWICE - to participate in BOTH Expandable films, Kurt returns from a five year lay-off to act, for a supporting role, in the fine film "Touchback."  Wikipedia offers an excellent plot summary of the film ;-)

While Christina Ricci breaks through the acting score scale of 1-10 with an absoluely magnificent performance playing Lizzie Hurtzel in Prozac Nation, Jessica Lange plays her Mom and gives one of the greatest acting performances I have ever seen on film.  Lange is magical, and together, with Ricci, the duo make the 1985-based film a splendid, re-watchable film experience.

More to come...soon.

Pair of Deuces: Double Feature Film Review --> More Disappointment at the Cinema Movie house Despite Hollywood Profits LINCOLN - Danny Day Lewis + The Collection Horror - OSCAR

     Sometimes, there will be days when you find yourself enjoying a wonderful piece of art.  At its conclusion, there is no doubt there is nothing that compares to the feeling of witnessing fine film.  NOTHING. 

Most of the time, the only way to describe it is:

"If it looks like shit.  And it feels like shit.  Then it's SH$&!   

LINCOLN

I imagined a film that would give the viewer a true 1864 feel - a film that would raise the bar for period pieces. With a crazy civil war taking place pitting americans versus americans, the director had been given a blank canvas with unbound possibilities. Spielberg is the MASTER of war film. It was when I witnessed the normandy beach scene in "Saving Private Ryan," when I first though to myself that I could never be a filmmaker. In Lincoln, Spielberg goves us one cheap, sloppy scene that shows soldiers duking it out as if it was Wrestlemania;s main event : a battle royal.



The composition of the congress is another valuable element and with respect to this, the directoe "D," shows us how laborious his efforts were in securing a convincing cast. At least he tried. Here are the problems:



• What is up with D-Day? Remember him from ANIMAL HOUSE? I am sorry, but he was a poor choice to cast in this film.

• Why not shoot more scenes similar top the fine "Grant" scene. This was one of only a few beleivable scenes within this motion picture. D could have used more Jefferson Davis (The President of the Confederacy), even a brief glimpse of ANdrew Johnson- the only President to be impeached! I mean, if not now? When? It is such a special momnent within our country's history, and it gets tossed aside like a box of Stouffers frozen meatloaf in the freezer section of the food way. How about gioving the audience a view of the many differently named Senatros, and some of the supporting yet critcial memebers of the legilsature. There is alot thgat could have been accomplishged. INstead, we get Davis Stratharin going back and forth about pitching the 13TH AMENDMENT.

• Lincoln could have been put in a few moements that were not 100% mellow. Why not film an aggressive southern senator busting Abe;s chops, confrontng the PREZ, challeneing him? THen we could see how magical DDL's acting is. Rather, we get a young bopy second guessing Abe, and Abe holding his hand (which is one of only sa few memorable moements.

• They should have called this film "The 13th Amendment," because that is what this film centered on. A piece of paper on which the 13th amendment had been wrotten. This filnm is not about Lincoln, ity doesn't produce any quality scenes on the cicil war, and the casting og the legislature disappoints, but only half as much as how they were used - only to serve as bodies psuhing the 13th amendment.

The Tommy Lee Jones Factor: With Heath Ledger passing, TL Jones jettisoned up the rankings of best living actors. Even though Tommy has filmed some embarassing crap ( don;t ever watch "Man of the House - especially the roller skating scene - you will lose all respect that you have for Tommy Lee jones as an adctor - and an individual). there will hardkly ever be a film that achieves a score under 6 with TL Jones in it. He is that good - and his presence can make a film great - that is that.

With TLJ having the right look for a civil war period piece, you would have to be a complete manure for brains to fudge his make-up - and or make the decisions that were made about the wig he wore. We could have had TLJ fitting in "perfectly" with the time - but no - they give huim a dark black wig - without one strand of gray hair. It looks like a joke. He lookis like a woman. Such a distrubing decision has contrubted to the extremelyu poor and stunningly disappointing score this film received.



DDL once again works his magic - there is no one that can make a character come to life that DDL. However, as I state abovem he was nbot placed in any uncomfrortable settings. The chracter;s range was non-existent. We see him reflecting upon old stories, asking questons, quoting long scripted statements... it just feels like a waste of resources. The director really showed how bad he can be. Thi sfilm was a catastrophe and should not even have come close to being considered fotr an best film award. Thanks to the acadmey, the foreign press and other industry pro's fer being intelligent enough to see this film for what it really was : thrown together fast, and the haste shines through with the finished product.



LINCOLN: 4.3007

The Collection

Interesting horror film with an intriguing villain who picks a cool maks to kill with. The first set of kill sa the club evidnece a smart screenplay. I like the kentucky harvester clipper mowing through the club followed by a jam sandwich floor type. I didnp;t get to see what the villain looked lke because I turned the film off due to off-putting shooting style and lighting quality. I did think it had potential and I still like the villain. I look forward to renting it again and being able to chronicle a full-scope score. For now, this figure represents an accurate apprasial.





The Collection: 5.0009

COMING SOON!!! June 6 2013

June 6 2013 is just 'round the corner.

What will happen?

Let's take a look back in history- and see what notable events have taken place on June 6... I tellya you will be intrigued by some of the birthdays and events.  Let's remember - this info is of little importance.  This is an exerciseto see if there is a plant - one that may have been planned (many, many, many years ago)to coincide with this date -they'll try to produce maximum energy generation...
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You'll need to conduct some due diligence - i am not going to give it to you.  Look these over...

"If you build it, they will come." 

Holidays and +

Christian Feast Day:

Claude the Thaumaturge

Marcellin Champagnat

Norbert of Xanten

June 6 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)

Memorial Day (South Korea)

National Day of Sweden(Sweden)

Queensland Day (Queensland)

Teachers' Day (Bolivia)

Engineer's Day (Argentina)

UN Russian Language Day (United Nations)

 

Events
Please excuse a bit of chaos - the birthdays got mixed in with the events |||>>> see chaos already!!! - you are bright - I am confident you'll be able to figure it out. (thanks)

1513 – Italian Wars: Battle of Novara. Swiss troops defeat the French under Louis de la Tremoille, forcing the French to abandon Milan. Duke Massimiliano Sforza is restored. Holidays and observances
1523 – Gustav Vasa, the Swedish regent, is elected king of Sweden, marking a symbolic end to the Kalmar Union. This is the Swedish national day.

1586 – Francis Drake's forces raid St. Augustine in Spanish Florida. Christian Feast Day:

1644 – The Qing Dynasty Manchu forces led by the Shunzhi Emperor capture Beijing during the collapse of the Ming Dynasty.
1654 – Queen Christina abdicates the Swedish throne and is succeeded by her cousin Charles X Gustav. The reasons for her abdication are that she wants to become a catholic (which is forbidden in the strictly protestant Sweden) and does not want to marry to produce an heir to the throne.
1674 – Shivaji, founder of the Maratha empire, is crowned.
1683 – The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England, opens as the world's first university museum. June 6 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)

1752 – A devastating fire destroys one-third of Moscow, including 18,000 homes.
1762 – British forces begin a siege of Havana and temporarily capture the city in the Battle of Havana.
1808 – Napoleon's brother, Joseph Bonaparte, is crowned King of Spain.
1809 – Sweden promulgates a new Constitution, which restores political power to the Riksdag of the Estates after 20 years of Enlightened absolutism. At the same time, Charles XIII is elected to succeed Gustav IV Adolf as King of Sweden.
1813 – War of 1812: Battle of Stoney Creek – A British force of 700 under John Vincent defeats an American force two times its size under William Winder and John Chandler.
1822 – Alexis St. Martin is accidentally shot in the stomach, which leads way to William Beaumont's studies on digestion.
1832 – The June Rebellion of Paris is put down by the National Guard.

1833 – The U.S. President Andrew Jackson becomes the first President to ride on a train.

1844 – The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) is founded in London.

1857 – Sophia of Nassau marries the future King Oscar II of Sweden–Norway.

1859 – Australia: Queensland is established as a separate colony from New South Wales (Queensland Day).
1862 – American Civil War: Battle of Memphis – Union forces capture Memphis, Tennessee, from the Confederates.
1882 – More than 100,000 inhabitants of Bombay are killed as a cyclone in the Arabian Sea pushes huge waves into the harbour. 1959 – David Schultz, American wrestler (d. 1996)

1882 – The Shewan forces of Menelik II of Ethiopia defeat the Gojjame army in the Battle of Embabo. The Shewans capture Negus Tekle Haymanot of Gojjam, and their victory leads to a Shewan hegemony over the territories south of the Abay River. 1959 – Georgios Voulgarakis, Greek politician

1889 – The Great Seattle fire destroys the entirety of downtown Seattle, Washington. 1960 – Lola Forner, Spanish actress

1892 – Chicago 'L' begins operation 1960 – Jozef Pribilinec, Slovak athlete

1894 – Governor Davis H. Waite orders the Colorado state militia to protect and support the miners engaged in the Cripple Creek miners' strike. 1960 – Steve Vai, American singer-songwriter, musician, and producer (Alcatrazz)

1909 – French troops capture Abéché (in modern-day Chad) and install a puppet sultan in the Ouaddai Empire. 1961 – Tom Araya, Chilean-American singer-songwriter and bassist (Slayer)

1912 – The eruption of Novarupta in Alaska begins. It is the second largest volcanic eruption of the 20th century. 1961 – Bill Bates, American football player

1918 – World War I: Battle of Belleau Wood – The U.S. Marine Corps suffers its worst single day's casualties while attempting to recapture the wood at Chateau-Thierry. 1961 – Nir Brand, Israeli conductor and composer

1919 – The Republic of Prekmurje ends. 1963 – Eric Cantor, American politician

1921 – The Southwark Bridge in London is opened for traffic by King George V and Queen Mary. 1963 – Bernard Drainville, Canadian journalist, television host and politician

1932 – The Revenue Act of 1932 is enacted, creating the first gas tax in the United States, at a rate of 1 cent per US gallon (1/4 ¢/L) sold. 1963 – Wolfgang Drechsler, German scientist

1933 – The first drive-in theater opens, in Camden, New Jersey, United States. 1963 – Jason Isaacs, English actor

1934 – New Deal: the U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Securities Act of 1933 into law, establishing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. 1964 – Jay Bentley, American singer and bassist (Bad Religion)

1939 – Judge Joseph Force Crater, known as the "Missingest Man in New York", is declared legally dead. 1965 – Cam Neely, Canadian ice hockey player

1942 – World War II: Battle of Midway. U.S. Navy dive bombers sink the Japanese cruiser Mikuma and four Japanese carriers. 1966 – Tony Yeboah, Ghanaian footballer

1944 – World War II: the Battle of Normandy begins. D-Day, code named Operation Overlord, commences with the landing of 155,000 Allied troops on the beaches of Normandy in France. The allied soldiers quickly break through the Atlantic Wall and push inland in the largest amphibious military operation in history.
1946 – The National Basketball Association is created, with eleven original teams. 1967 – Max Casella, American actor

1964 – Under a temporary order, the rocket launches at Cuxhaven, Germany, are terminated, though they never resume.
1971 – Soyuz program: Soyuz 11 launches.
1971 – A midair collision between a Hughes Airwest Douglas DC-9 jetliner and a United States Marine Corps McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II jet fighter near Duarte, California, claims 50 lives.
1971 – Vietnam War: the Battle of Long Khanh between Australian and Vietnamese communist forces begins.
1974 – A new Instrument of Government is promulgated making Sweden a parliamentary monarchy.
1981 – Bihar train disaster: a passenger train travelling between Mansi and Saharsa, India, jumps the tracks at a bridge crossing the Bagmati river. The government places the official death toll at 268 plus another 300 missing; however, it is generally believed that the actual figure is closer to 1,000 killed.
1982 – The 1982 Lebanon War begins. Forces under the Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon invade southern Lebanon in their "Operation Peace for the Galilee", eventually reaching as far north as the capital Beirut.
1984 – Tetris, one of the best-selling video games of all time, is released.
1985 – The grave of "Wolfgang Gerhard" is exhumed in Embu, Brazil; the remains found are later proven to be those of Josef Mengele, Auschwitz's "Angel of Death". Mengele is thought to have drowned while swimming in February 1979. 1970 – James Shaffer, American singer-songwriter, musician, and producer (Korn, Fear and the Nervous System, and L.A.P.D.)

1993 – Mongolia holds its first direct presidential elections.
2002 – Eastern Mediterranean Event. A near-Earth asteroid estimated at 10 meters in diameter explodes over the Mediterranean Sea between Greece and Libya. The resulting explosion is estimated to have a force of 26 kilotons, slightly more powerful than the Nagasaki atomic bomb.
2004 – Tamil is established as a Classical language by the President of India, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, in a joint sitting of the two houses of the Indian Parliament.
2005 – The United States Supreme Court upholds a federal law banning cannabis, including medical marijuana, in Gonzales v. Raich.
2008 – The Comcast Center officially opens, making it the tallest building in Philadelphia.
2012 – The Al-Qubeir massacre occurred in a village near Hama, Syria, killing 78 people.

BIRTHDAYS yo!!

1966 – Sean Yseult, American musician (White Zombie and The Cramps)


1974 – Uncle Kracker, American singer-songwriter
1972 – Natalie Morales, American journalist


1967 – Paul Giamatti, American actor


1970 – Anthony Norris, American wrestler

1973 – Patrick Rothfuss, American fantasy author

1974 – Danny Strong, American actor

1975 – Cheer Chen, Taiwanese singer-songwriter and musician
1972 – Cristina Scabbia, Italian singer-songwriter (Lacuna Coil)


1973 – Kat Swift, American politician

1975 – Nina Kaczorowski, American actress
1959 – Colin Quinn, American comedian and writer


1236 – Wen Tianxiang, Chinese scholar and general (d. 1283) 1975 – Staci Keanan, American actress
1296 – Władysław of Legnica (d. 1352) 1975 – Niklas Sundström, Swedish ice hockey player

1436 – Regiomontanus, German mathematician, astronomer, and bishop (d. 1476) 1976 – Akido, Canadian musician and composer

1502 – John III of Portugal (d. 1557) 1976 – Z-Ro, American rapper and producer (Screwed Up Click and ABN)

1519 – Andrea Cesalpino, Italian philosopher and botanist (d. 1603) 1976 – Emilie-Claire Barlow, Canadian singer and actress

1542 – Richard Grenville, English soldier and explorer (d. 1591) 1976 – Jonathan Nolan, English-American author, screenwriter, and producer

1576 – Giovanni Diodati, Swiss clergyman (d. 1649) 1976 – Geoff Rowley, English skateboarder

1580 – Godefroy Wendelin, Flemish astronomer (d. 1667) 1977 – David Connolly, Irish footballer

1599 – Diego Velázquez, Spanish painter (d. 1660) 1977 – Bryn Williams, Welsh chef

1606 – Pierre Corneille, French dramatist (d. 1684) 1978 – Carl Barât, English singer, guitarist, actor, and author (The Libertines, Dirty Pretty Things, and The Chavs)

1622 – Claude-Jean Allouez, French missionary and explorer (d. 1689) 1978 – Judith Barsi, American actress (d. 1988)

1661 – Giacomo Antonio Perti, Italian composer (d. 1756) 1978 – Joy Enriquez, American singer and actress

1699 – Johann Georg Estor, German theorist and historian (d. 1773) 1978 – Mariana Popova, Bulgarian singer

1714 – Joseph I of Portugal (d. 1777) 1978 – Andrew Reynolds, American skateboarder

1735 – Anton Schweitzer, German composer (d. 1787) 1980 – Matt Belisle, American baseball player

1755 – Nathan Hale, American writer and soldier (d. 1776) 1980 – Peter Mosely, American bass player (Yellowcard and Inspection 12)

1756 – John Trumbull, American painter (d. 1843) 1981 – Philip McGinley, English actor

1772 – Maria Theresa of Naples and Sicily (d. 1807) 1981 – Johnny Pacar, American actor

1799 – Alexander Pushkin, Russian poet (d. 1837) 1983 – Gemma Bissix, English actress

1807 – Thieu Tri, Vietnamese emperor (d. 1847) 1983 – Gianna Michaels, American porn actress

1810 – Friedrich Wilhelm Schneidewin, German scholar (d. 1856) 1983 – Joe Rokocoko, Fijian rugby player

1829 – Honinbo Shusaku, Japanese Go player (d. 1862) 1983 – Michael Krohn-Dehli, Danish footballer

1841 – Eliza Orzeszkowa, Polish novelist (d. 1910) 1984 – Noor Sabri, Iraqi footballer

1844 – Konstantin Savitsky, Russian painter (d. 1905) 1984 – Shannon Stewart, American model

1850 – Karl Ferdinand Braun, German physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1918) 1984 – Jason Trusnik, American football player

1857 – Aleksandr Lyapunov, Russian mathematician (d. 1918) 1985 – Chris Henry, American football player

1862 – Henry John Newbolt, English author (d. 1938) 1985 – Sebastian Larsson, Swedish footballer

1867 – David T. Abercrombie, American businessman, founder of Abercrombie & Fitch (d. 1931) 1985 – Drew McIntyre, Scottish wrestler

1868 – Robert Falcon Scott, English navy officer and explorer (d. 1912) 1986 – Justin Allgaier, American race car driver

1872 – Alexandra of Hesse (d. 1918) 1986 – Bhavana Balachandran, Indian actress

1875 – Thomas Mann, German writer, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1955) 1986 – Leslie Carter, American singer (d. 2012)

1878 – Vincent de Moro-Giafferi, French attorney (d. 1956) 1986 – Randy Gardner, American guitar player

1890 – Ted Lewis, American singer, musician, and bandleader (d. 1971) 1986 – Kim Hyun-joong, Korean singer, dancer, and actor (SS501)

1891 – Masti Venkatesha Iyengar, Karnatakaian poet and playwright (d. 1986) 1987 – Kyle Falconer, Scottish singer and musician (The View)

1892 – Donald F. Duncan, Sr., American toy maker and businessman, founder of the Duncan Toys Company (d. 1971) 1987 – Daniel Logan, New Zealand actor

1896 – Henry Allingham, English soldier and super-centenarian (d. 2009) 1987 – Rubin Okotie, Austrian footballer

1896 – Italo Balbo, Italian political leader and marshal (d. 1940) 1988 – Maria Alyokhina, Russian singer and activist (Pussy Riot)

1898 – Ninette de Valois, Irish-English dancer, choreographer, and director (d. 2001) 1988 – Israel Dagg, New Zealand rugby player

1898 – Walter Abel, American actor (d. 1987) 1988 – Gideon Glick, American actor

1900 – Manfred Sakel, Polish psychiatrist (d. 1957) 1989 – Monice, Bosnian-Austrian singer and author

1901 – Jan Struther, English writer (d. 1953) 1989 – Paula Brancati, Canadian actress

1901 – Sukarno, Indonesian politician, 1st President of Indonesia (d. 1970) 1990 – Vid Belec, Slovenian footballer

1902 – Jimmie Lunceford, American saxophonist and bandleader (d. 1947) 1990 – Zach Booher, American singer-songwriter and musician (While We're Up) (d. 2012)

1903 – Aram Khachaturian, Russian-Armenian composer (d. 1978) 1990 – Ashleigh Chisholm, Australian actress

1906 – Max August Zorn, German mathematician (d. 1993) 1990 – Ryan Higa, a Japanese American YouTube celebrity, actor, comedian, and producer.

1907 – Bill Dickey, American baseball player (d. 1993) 1990 – Mike G, American rapper (OFWGKTA)

1909 – Isaiah Berlin, British political philosopher and historian (d. 1997) 1990 – Gavin Hoyte, English footballer

1913 – Carlo L. Golino, American scholar (d. 1991) 1990 – Raisa Andriana, Indonesian singer

1914 – H. Adams Carter, American mountaineer and educator (d. 1995) 1991 – Son Dong-woon, Korean singer and dancer (Beast)

1915 – Vincent Persichetti, American composer and pianist (d. 1987) 1991 – Mary Ann Springer, American actress

1916 – Hamani Diori, Nigerien politician, 1st President of Niger (d. 1989) 1992 – Kim Hyun-a, Korean singer, dancer, and model (4minute and Wonder Girls)

1917 – Kirk Kerkorian, American businessman, founder of the Tracinda Corporation 1992 – Megumi Murakami, Japanese singer and actress (Cute and ZYX)

1918 – Edwin G. Krebs, American biochemist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009)

1919 – Peter Carington, 6th Baron Carrington, English politician, 6th Secretary General of NATO Deaths
1923 – V. C. Andrews, American author (d. 1986)

1923 – Jean Pouliot, Canadian broadcasting pioneer (d. 2004) 1134 – Norbert of Xanten Holy Roman priest, saint, and founder of the Premonstratensian order of Canons Regular (b. 1060)

1925 – Hideji Ōtaki, Japanese actor (d. 2012) 1393 – Emperor Go-En'yū of Japan (b. 1359)

1926 – Torsten Andersson, Swedish painter (d. 2009) 1480 – Vecchietta, Italian artist and architect (b. 1412)

1926 – Klaus Tennstedt, German conductor (d. 1998) 1548 – João de Castro, Portuguese noble and explorer (b. 1500)

1929 – Sunil Dutt, Indian actor and politician (d. 2005) 1563 – Ikeda Nagamasa, Japanese samurai commander (b. 1519)

1932 – Anne Claire Poirier, Canadian film producer, director and screenwriter 1583 – Nakagawa Kiyohide, Japanese warlord (b. 1556)

1932 – David Scott, American astronaut 1730 – Alain Emmanuel de Coëtlogon, French marshal (b. 1646)

1932 – Billie Whitelaw, English actress 1740 – Alexander Spotswood, English-American lieutenant and politician, Governor of Virginia (b. 1676)

1933 – Eli Broad, American businessman and philanthropist 1784 – Joan van der Capellen tot den Pol, Dutch politician (b. 1741)

1933 – Heinrich Rohrer, Swiss physicist, Nobel Prize laureate 1799 – Patrick Henry, American attorney, planter, and politician, Governor of Virginia (b. 1736)

1934 – Albert II of Belgium 1813 – Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart, French architect (b. 1739)

1934 – Roy Innis, American civil rights activist 1832 – Jeremy Bentham, English philosopher (b. 1748)

1936 – Levi Stubbs, American singer and actor (The Four Tops) (d. 2008) 1840 – Marcellin Champagnat, French priest and saint, founder of the Marist Brothers (b. 1789)

1936 – A. Venkatesh Naik, Indian politician 1843 – Friedrich Hölderlin, German poet and dramatist (b. 1770)

1938 – Prince Luiz of Orléans-Braganza 1861 – Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour, Italian politician, 1st Prime Minister of Italy (b. 1810)

1939 – Louis Andriessen, Dutch composer and pianist 1862 – Turner Ashby, American confederate commander (b. 1828)

1939 – Gary U.S. Bonds, American singer-songwriter 1865 – William Quantrill, American confederate general (b. 1837)

1939 – Marian Wright Edelman, American activist, founder of the Children's Defense Fund 1878 – Robert Stirling, Scottish clergyman and inventor, inventor of the stirling engine (b. 1790)

1939 – Eddie Giacomin, Canadian ice hockey player 1881 – Henri Vieuxtemps, Belgian composer (b. 1820)

1939 – Lawrence Stephen, Nauruan politician (d. 2006) 1891 – John A. Macdonald, Canadian politician, 1st Prime Minister of Canada (b. 1815)

1940 – Larry Lujack, American disc jockey 1916 – Yuan Shikai, Chinese military officer and politician (b. 1859)

1940 – Willie John McBride, Irish rugby player 1922 – Lillian Russell, American actress (b. 1860)

1941 – Alexander Cockburn, Scottish-American journalist (d. 2012) 1924 – William Pirrie, 1st Viscount Pirrie, Irish shipbuilder and businessman (b. 1847)

1943 – José de Jesús Gudiño Pelayo, Mexican jurist 1934 – Julije Kempf, Croatian historian and writer (b. 1864)

1943 – Ken Hatfield, American football player and coach 1935 – Julian Byng, 1st Viscount Byng of Vimy, English army officer, 12th Governor-General of Canada (b. 1862)

1943 – Jean-Claude Lord, Canadian film director and screenwriter 1941 – Louis Chevrolet, Swiss-American race car driver and businessman, founder of Chevrolet and Frontenac Motor Corporation (b. 1878)

1943 – Richard Smalley, American chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2005) 1943 – Pandelis Pouliopoulos, Greek communist (b. 1900)

1944 – Monty Alexander, Jamaican pianist (Clue J & His Blues Blasters) 1946 – Gerhart Hauptmann, German dramatist, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1862)

1944 – Edgar Froese, German musician and songwriter (Tangerine Dream) 1947 – James Agate, English author and critic (b. 1877)

1944 – David Penhaligon, English politician (d. 1986) 1948 – Louis Lumière, French director, writer, and producer (b. 1864)

1944 – Phillip Allen Sharp, American scientist, Nobel Prize laureate 1951 – Olive Tell, American actress (b. 1894)

1944 – Tommie Smith, American athlete 1954 – Fritz Kasparek, Austrian mountaineer (b. 1910)

1945 – David E. Bonior, American politician 1954 – Alan Turing, English mathematician, logician, cryptanalyst, and computer scientist. (b. 1912)

1945 – David Dukes, American actor (d. 2000) 1955 – Max Meldrum, Scottish painter (b. 1875)

1945 – Arthur Shawcross, American serial killer (d. 2008) 1961 – Carl Jung, Swiss psychiatrist (b. 1875)

1946 – Tony Levin, American singer-songwriter and bassist (King Crimson, Liquid Tension Experiment, and Bruford Levin Upper Extremities) 1961 – Ioannis Theotokis, Greek politician, 146th Prime Minister of Greece (b. 1880)

1947 – David Blunkett, English politician 1962 – Yves Klein, French artist (b. 1928)

1947 – Robert Englund, American actor 1968 – Robert F. Kennedy, American politician, 64th United States Attorney General (b. 1925)

1947 – Ada Kok, Dutch swimmer 1968 – Randolph Churchill, English journalist and politician, son of Winston Churchill (b. 1911)

1948 – Richard Sinclair, English singer and musician (Caravan, The Wilde Flowers, Camel, and Hatfield and the North) 1975 – Larry Blyden, American actor (b. 1925)

1949 – Ioannis Matzourakis, Greek footballer and manager 1976 – J. Paul Getty, American industrialist, founded the Getty Oil Company (b. 1892)

1949 – Holly Near, American singer-songwriter, producer, and actress 1976 – Victor Varconi, Hungarian actor (b. 1891)

1950 – Chantal Akerman, Belgian director 1979 – Jack Haley, American actor (b. 1898)

1950 – John Wardley, British theme park innovator 1981 – Carleton S. Coon, American anthropologist (b. 1904)

1951 – Marietta Giannakou, Greek politician 1982 – Kenneth Rexroth, American poet (b. 1905)

1951 – Noritake Takahara, Japanese race car driver 1983 – Hans Leip, German novelist, poet, lyricist and playwright (b. 1893)

1951 – Dwight Twilley, American singer-songwriter, musician, and producer 1984 – A. Bertram Chandler, Australian author (b. 1912)

1952 – Yukihiro Takahashi, Japanese singer, drummer, producer, and actor (Yellow Magic Orchestra, Sadistic Mika Band, and Sketch Show) 1991 – Stan Getz, American saxophonist (b. 1927)

1952 – Harvey Fierstein, American actor 1992 – Larry Riley, American actor (b. 1952)

1952 – Jean Hamel, Canadian ice hockey player 1994 – Mark McManus, Scottish actor (b. 1935)

1953 – Dimitris Avramopoulos, Greek politician 1994 – Barry Sullivan, American actor (b. 1912)

1953 – June Yamagishi, Japanese-American guitarist (Papa Grows Funk and The Wild Magnolias) 1995 – Savely Kramarov, Soviet-American actor (b. 1934)

1954 – Cynthia Rylant, American author 1996 – George Davis Snell, American geneticist, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1903)

1954 – Władysław Żmuda, Polish footballer 1999 – Anne Haddy, Australian actress (b. 1930)

1955 – Sandra Bernhard, American actress and singer 2000 – Frédéric Dard, French writer (b. 1921)

1956 – Björn Borg, Swedish tennis player 2002 – Robbin Crosby, American guitarist and songwriter (Ratt) (b. 1959)

1956 – Bubbi Morthens, Icelandic singer-songwriter and musician (Utangarðsmenn and Egó) 2003 – Ken Grimwood, American writer (b. 1944)

1957 – Fred Arbinger, German footballer 2003 – Dave Rowberry, English singer-songwriter and pianist (The Animals) (b. 1940)

1957 – Mike Gatting, English cricketer 2005 – Anne Bancroft, American actress (b. 1931)

1957 – Christian Rach, German chef 2005 – Dana Elcar, American actor (b. 1927)

1958 – Danny Webb, English actor 2006 – Billy Preston, American singer-songwriter, musician, and actor (b. 1946)

1959 – Jimmy Jam, American musician, songwriter, and producer (The Time) 2006 – Hilton Ruiz, Puerto Rican pianist (b. 1952)

1959 – Josie Lawrence, English comedian and actress 2006 – Arnold Newman, American photographer (b. 1918)

2006 – Camille Sandorfy, Canadian quantum chemist (b. 1920)

2009 – Jean Dausset, French immunologist, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1916)

2009 – Mary Howard de Liagre, American actress (b. 1913)

2009 – Jim Owens, American football player and coach (b. 1927)

2010 – Marvin Isley, American singer-songwriter, bassist, and composer (The Isley Brothers and Isley-Jasper-Isley) (b. 1953)

2012 – Vladimir Krutov, Russian ice hockey player (b. 1960)

2012 – Nemanja Nešić, Serbian rower (b. 1988)

2012 – Cotton Owens, American race car driver (b. 1924)

2012 – Manuel Preciado Rebolledo, Spanish footballer and coach (b. 1957)

2012 – Agostinho José Sartori, Brazilian bishop (b. 1929)

2012 – Prince Tomohito of Mikasa (b. 1946)

2012 – Mykola Volosyanko, Ukrainian footballer and manager (b. 1972)

2012 – Li Wangyang, Chinese activist (b. 1950)

Completion Date Announced: LADY OF THE LAKE

The Lady Of The Lake tells the story behind the curse of Lake Ronkonkoma.  Many people die... and now we will know why.

Well, the long anticipated horror/comedy novella about the curse of Long Island's Lake Ronkonkoma is about to be unleashed.  The author has stated he will be wrapping up the story this summer... and it is sure to please... those who are hard to please.

SAFE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT= Dividends and Best Performers; '13

Each year, MCD has increased its quarterly dividend. 2009 ($.50), 2010 ($.55 to $0.61), 2011/12/13 ($0.61 to $0.70)

Since January, McDonlds and UPS have doubled in price.

Let's have a look at the dividend ["d"] payments for each, since 1-1-13 ( or near):

McDonalds pays d:  FEB, MAY, AUG, NOV

11-29-12 Dividend Payment of $0.77 per share
02-27-13    ''  $0.77 per share
05-29-13 upcoming...

Let's hypothetically state that investor "jaguar-panda" owns 25 shares of MCD.  If we assume MCD will make their end of May dividend- then here's a look at the dividend return/yield:  $38.50 in cash dividends.

UPS, quarterly, has paid the follwing d:  2008/2009:  $0.45, 2010: $0.47, 2011: $0.52, 2012: $0.57, 2013: $0.62



UPS pays d: FEB, MAY, AUG, NOV.












How is our friend jaguar-panda - if he also owns 25 shares of UPS since 1-1-3 = $11.50 in FEB and $11.50 in May; or $23.00 in cash. [In the U.S., d are taxed at the tax rate of the indy].







Facts: MCD and UPS met the requirements of their d policy AND each stock has doubled in price since 1-1-13 (a px return of 100%).





SO, WHAT DOES ONE DO????





U.S. indices are peaking. The story is holding true - About 280 companies in the US control 85% of the wealth. This is what the pyramid is all about - they like to ( only if they are wealthy) remind everyone that a small group is rich and everyone else is not. Would you not do the same? Would you not expose your greatness?





Anyway, Wendy's is trading at about 6 bucks. The fundamental lesson here is that - even though it is a good investment, you need to be careful when considering MCD or UPS. Why? I mean, for me, I don't care - I would buy the stock because I think they are killing it ( slang for doing well).



The prudent approach involves not buying stocks when they are near highs - I know IBD - the paper - suggests that a new high is a break-out. Well, if your stock doubles in 6 months - there are two reasons ( and selling it or taking half off the table is a good play) But back to the point - here are possible reasons why a stock doubles in price (excluding the horrific influence that analyst have on effecting the px movement of a stock, which historically has been evidenced that it is difficult to keep a chinese wall between investment banking and research - after all if a company goes to Morgan Stanley to retain them in a potential new offering of capital- best or preferred, etc, they are going in with the hope that , as a customer of MS's , they will have the support of the organization, which includes analysts ( this is why independent research shops like vickers and argus are so great - they can fly free an not have to worry about... :



1. Company's net income (year over year, yoy) has grown at a percentage rate ten points higher than average. Remember, it does not matter how much revenue a company brings in... what matters is the % growth yoy ( costs fixed).



2. There is a lot of big money out there... and they need to put it somewhere.







Remember, you can earn twice as much from stock dividends (if the stock, on an annual basis does not decline in price) than you can earn on CD from a bank or a treasury note - at current rates.



CONCLUSION: If you are looking at investing in MCD or UPS, two names that have doubled in price over the past six months, you need to consider the following: What goes up, must come down, and another adage: buy low, sell high. Also, if you have a long term time horizon, and your plan is to buy the names you like, with a holding period at or greater than one year, then that is different from a trade that has a goal of being closed out after a two point gain. Also, be aware that there will be money managers who think that stocks exhibiting a 100% gain in price over 6 months are goo targets to short.



CONCLUSION II: Be careful out there, paper trading is a good practice. Remember the dividend.



Conclusion III: Be safe and read alot.



Enjoy!

JODY ARIAS LIVES !!!! Y 1 i ? Judge Sherry Stephens Jody Arias Mistrial Travis Alexander Throat and a territorial tax system - plus JODY LIVES!



Amanda Bynes - File Photo used on Internet Ms. Bynes' arrest on 5/24/13.



Wes Memphis Three -  Wrongful DP ( death penalty ) victim, Damien Nichiols - for some DP ( as in dip shick, sorta) reason has a photo shoot ( ok, maybe it was for the book - I am sure ) and during it he pulls this one eye special (OES).

JODY LIVES!!!!

Before we jump into the two photos I've introduced above, let's track what is happeneing in Maricopa County, Arizona.  Wow - JODY LIVES!  The Jury ( eight men, four woman) were able to agree that Jody knocked off her ex-boyfriend, with pre-mediatation, employing gas cans to eleminate the need for record production at fueling stations.  So, next they go to the PP (penalty phase) where both sides tell their tales to try and convince this jury of their desires.  I found this to be a weak, diluted effort  - especially the prosecutor's, (Kermit the Frog (a/k/a John Marty, Juan Martinez, GOV) take.  Rather than being innovatiuve and taking a unique, creative appraoch in the PP phase - where he could have exposed how nasty Jody was in killing Travis at a time when he was most vulnerable... in the shower.  He could have raised the point thatr Jody Arias has mental images of visualizing how Travis died, how he suffured, how he screamed, and croa*ed, and she saw the blood spray... saw it flow... she heard the arteries tear and rip as she slit his throat like a cow.  Jody walks the earth as an indivdiual who has gained this (terrible, hazardous) experience under he belt.  WHen she looks at people... and engages in conmversation with people - she does so with the knowledge of each and every private moment that took place whithin that master bath.  This is not right... and an individual who has done this - really needs to meet their new best friend -   - the Electric Chair.  So Kermit dropped the  ball, and all he did was tell the same story about the same thing he has said in closing.  So he was lazy.  He did not even have notes during the closing.  No visual aids!!!  EVen though the foreman sounded halfway intelligent on Good Morning America (using big words like ambiguous), you have to use visual aids when working with a jury ( witrh the hope of winning) in the United States courts system.  Like Baez did so well in defending baby killer Casey Anthony,

While the popular version will be that there may have been a man or two smitten with Jody (even though she did not puit on a sexy face - but more of a "book-worm" look(to use another's term, which would suppress sexy sensations.  However, I feel it had been a few woman who could not "be a man": and pull the trigger to electrocute this bitch.  Hey, I think she is exy - I think she is hot - I love brown eyes- and I like the raw beauty of her teeth.

The good news here, folks, is that while there were a few hold-outs who could not DP her- on the flip-side , there were a few men whoi would not submit - and decided not to give her life in prison whithout parrole... it was a battle in that jury room.

"OK, so you won't join us, and agree with us... that she should be electrocuted until her three wonder holes leak smoke, well, then, we are noty going to fucking take out the play-dough and let you turn this into a life sentence.  She deserved death - and as convicted (no pun) as you are in not green-lighting a dp - so are we with the option of not kiling her for what she did to this clueless guy, whoi whould have seen it coming," a hypotheitcal juror may have said back in that jury room.

So now - a new, unbiased, uninformed ( and with that comes awkward, and odd people) will be picked and will listen to the statements again.  I just hope Martinze uses visual aids.

The Impressive Tact of Judge Sherry Stephens

The most stirring moment of the day came when Judge Sherry Stephens paused, to gain her composure in order to offer a fluid statement of thanks and congrats to the jury.  She could not fully offer her relief and pleasure with their work.  Judge Stephens has been extremely fair during this triual.  She has put up with Jody manipulating her defense.  Jody portrays two different people during trial.  There;s the JA who tugs at her attorney;s shoulders and leans over to snap her fingers and grab their attention - then there is the JA who exists once the jury enters the court room.  Stephens has been able to monitor this behavior- and she can tell that JA is a sick puppy who kills people when she wants to.  I am sure JA has ffered up some dirty glances toward Judge Stephgens all throughout this trial.

Judge Stephens represented the views and perceptions of the entire world when she paused at that moment in her address to the jury.  It is diffuclt to understand how they could arrive at agreement at first degree murder - which carries the death pentalty - and at the same time strruggle to agree on either life without parole or the dp. 

Judge Sherry Stephens is a trooper and she knows that this case will most likely go to what can adequately be defined as a neutral arena, a neutral town... and that this is now another judge's case.


"Jody lives, " Stephens may have whispered to herself. 

Y 1 i  ?

It is certainly strange.  In Valkyrie, Tom Cruise's character wears an eye patch.  In The Blood Of Heroes, Rutger Hauer loses an eye and wears a patch.  In the Pirates of The Carribbean series, Ragetti has one real eye, and a wooden eye. 

Thor:  Anthony Hopkins' Odin has one eye

Blade Runner:  The female server at the street shop has eye patch.

KILL BILL 1+2: Daryl Hannah ; Elle Driver has one eye.

No longer just an association with pirates, the one eye theme dominates film.

Paul:  Kristen Wiigs's character has a blind eye and the alien remedies it.

Avengers:  Nick Fury wears a patch.

Waterworld:  Dennis Hopper has one eye.

Escape From New York:  Snake PLissken sports a patch.

Sure, I can agree that a villain offers up more mystery and darkness when he or she sports one eye.

Things are a bit more complicated.

"Beer League" and Artie Lange Deserve Recognition.

It's s shame to think Artie Lange has had trouble with... issues.  This film is well-written - and a real laugh fest - one you can't really find anymore.  With a 9.0001 - the film scores high, and I suggest everyone echeck it out.  Hilarious!  That is, if your from New York.  The line about Manganelli being a cowboys fan when they live 15 mins from Giant stadium is great.


The film is littered with hilarious lines.  "He punched the DJ in the face when he wouldn;t play "Rock Me, Amadeus,": sounds like something I have done, or at least have come close to.    Sebastiono and Lange are credited as writers - and they did a great job.
Enjoy! 

Why The Stock Market Will Not Tumble or Crash - Plus Why the Historical Charts on The DJIA, COMP and SPX must be thrown out.

The dividend market has expanded and changed the landscape of investing... forever.

It will go on forever, I bet.  People, even analysts who work within the financial industry ( okay, definitely sales persons, but maybe an analyst or two) seem to miss the fundamental change that has taken place in the equity market.

There is a major difference between the stock market that lived in 2000...2005...2008.  Our current stock market has evolved and can no longer be interpreted through technical analysis.

One word serves as the reason for this fact: dividends.

Across all industries and market sectors, publicly traded companies have been establishing, if not increasing dividend payouts to shareholders.  With domestic interest rates near zero, dividends, on an annual basis, can offer an investor a one year holding period return of 5% -sometimes less, sometimes more.  Now, price movement will impact the return, but the presence of the dividend will strengthen the case for being long any name, at any time.

If a dividend intensive portfolio is constructed, an investor can realize attractive returns. 

The difference this has concerns ownership. An investor or money manager will think twice about trimming a position or selling it all when they factor in the fixed return the dividend yield offers.  Without a dividend, selling stock become an easy task - there isn't much more to consider.

This Dividend Program Expansion within U.S stock market has achieved an important accomplishment.

We see it with tech names - the companies that were not expected to pay dividends because the excess cash would be required to be applied to research and development...these days are over.  All big tech and small tech names are employing dividend payment plans for their stockholders.  Even Biotechnology names are getting with the program - what better way to lure equity capital than by dishing out a healthy piece of dividend pie.

Then we have the companies like PG, WMT, C, all the big names that during the nineties paid out $0.65 - $0.90 annually to investors... now have created an investment setting for a shareholder to earn $3.50 to $5 per share - per year (paid quarterly for all of you in academia).  IN perecentage terms, the equity market has now established itself as a must for any portfolio.  Why keep any of your assets in cash when you can buy a stock that has a 6% dividend yield... and a beta of 0.5?  An inelastic stock will minimize your risk and reduce the standard deviation linked to that dividend yield.

So get out there, buy some stock!!

The next time you hear anyone mention "oh, we are going to crash," or "we are due for a correction," remind them that times have changed... and so have 52-week high levels (recently) evidencing this quite explicitly.

Enjoy!
GFU

Here is Jody Arias Death Penalty DODGE plan - She is a little Mastermind - Check this out!

This is the pice of JA dragging the victim.  Her foot is in this shot - the other foot must be stepping on the camera, to force this picture to have been snapped.  JA wiped out the pics, delted the memory and even threw the fucking camrea in for a super-load mega-wash- with fabric softener... to make this go away.

Wow - this girl is smart!

Check it - So Jody had set-up an interview with a male reporter (obvi, she prefers males ;-) in AZ so she could do - again - something that has never been done before.  SO  she takes this interview, and the reporter (who wears an black and white striped tie, cough (smile) asks some good questions.  Jody  does a great job in responding in a most calculating, and precise manner.

Here is the question I think derserves analysis.  We know that Jody is aware that most people dislike her.  She knew going into the jury's decision that whatever they decide... first, second, nont-guilty, etc, will represent a confirmation on what their concrete feelings toward her are.  If they green-light a first degree - JOdy knows that it confirms that they HATE HER.  So she comes up with this...

Quesiton:  Do you have a preference?  Life in prison?  or Death?  What are you looking for?

Jody Arias:  I feel that death is the ULTIMATE FREEDOM for ME.  I prefer death.

So here she is - playing the game.  She wants to live - it is a fact - that most people want to live.  Suiciders get it done before any one has a shot.  Jody had plenty of opportunity to take herself out of the game.  She wants to live - no doubt.

So here she comes - knowing that this jury despises here - HATES here, and feels she is simply a lying whore.  Thus, her plan is to present to them - eveidence - by taking this interview - and setting forth the premise that SHE WANTS TO DIE.  THAT SHE COULD NEVER LIVE OR THINK ABOUT LIVING FOR LIFE IN PRISON.  Here plan involves offering this desire to die - as state's evidence - so that Martinez, who will most definitley take the bait... will play thye tape... and the jury will see that the ultimate way of making jody suffur will be to give her LIFE in prinson.

The interview gives them jody telling the world that her desire is to die.  It is "the ultimate freedom."  Thus, the jury will take the bait... and give her life in prison,,, falling into her trap.

Pretty smart of here, huh>?  I think it is genius.  Will it work>?

None of the news networks - particularly HLN  ( my home-girl nancy grace is great - her passion and abilities are cool to enjoy), are on top of this - or are able to understand this play.

WHo knows, Kermit may ask for death - but - Jody has definitely given herself a great shot - of forcing this jury - that hates her - to demonstrate  - further.. this HATE... and put her behind bars - for life.  Otherwise, if they goive her death - they would be helping her - assisting her in her goals.

WOW!!

What do you think..// ??

Hollywood Secrets : Part 2

Adapted into on of the greatest Christopher Walken films ever.  He gives a perfect performance as "Johnny."  His acting is especially sharp during the scene when the rich man invites himself in and asks for help with his shy son, Chris.  This exhange, between the father and Walken, shows the perfection exhibited by Walken's acting talent.  It is such a joy to watch and observe.

Here are more secrets.  Not that big a deal.  Won't let the cat out, though.  Would never do that - so don;t worry about terminating the author!

BIG SECRET EDITION

1.  Black and White. 

The black and white pattern of either checkerboard or stripes is a MUST for all films.  Every single motion picture ever made HAS to incorporate this color pattern if it is to be released.  It is a symbol of the power, and who is in control.  Whether it is a floor that has the pattern, a sign with it, or a short worn by a character... even a houndstooth jacket, overcoat, you will see the black and white in every motion picture.  It sucks - but this is how it is.  Dates back to the beginning.  Here are some reent films I've watched - and each one has it. Here's where they are:

Seeking a friend for the end of the world (film review /quality rating score: 0.1890)  : Steve Carell's character has an cherboard (black and white kitchen floor- pretty obvious)

Amityville Horror II: The Possession (Score 6.9999): The little kid - is wearing a black and white striped shirt.

Thirty Minutes or Less: (painful to watch, but Dany McBride is funny- score: 5.5522):  The pizza parlor has a checkered sign on the ide nad on the front door and windows.  There is also an all-seeing eye on the street sign where Dwayne and his pal are listening to matchbox 20 and they see the for rent sign on the store.

The Matrix: (7.2999):  Neo and Fishburne are wearing guy (sic) that are black and white. Less obvious.


Bridesmaides( 6.6760):  Wiig is wearing a black and white striped shirt on the airplane - when she gets drunk.  Note - the hot girl was in "Two Hands" with Heath Ledger - an aussie flick filmed in the mid-nineties - if you think she is hot in Bridesmaides or x-men first class - check out "Two Hands" she even sports her ausssie accent - su super sexy.


Over The Top: (10/10)  Hawks is wearing a "New York" shirt before his big match with BUll Hurley (undefeated in 5 years).  It is less obvious. Kudos for not selling out like all the rest.


2.  Pyramid/ Triangle


This is where each film director gets into a contest of "who can be the most creative in positionsing a pyramid, unconventially, into a film."  Whether it is a street corner, or the back of a tv , or the way the film is shot - of say a balcony - bu adjuting the angle of the shot, directors appear to have alot of fun incorpotaing as many pyramids as possible into their films.  You will not, I repeat, you will never encounter a film that does not have a pyramid.  Just the facts of life.  They symbol represents how 5% of the population owns 85 of the wealth.  It is their modu operandi, and important.  Thus, we see them all over.




It is not a big deal - but I find it to be interesting how this has stretched through time - preserved - and applied almost as if it is critical.  Even in "Three Days of The Condor" "Lucifer, or Max Von Sydow's character wears a big long houndstooth overcoat.... and that was filmed in 1975.

So folks, next time you watch a film... keep an eye (no pun intended) out for the trinagle/pyramid requirement... and on the clothing of the characters (paid actors) in the films.  You will see that symbology is rampant, and I guess just a way of payaing homage to their servitude.  If I were tomake a film, I would not include these two items, unless they are necessary.

ENJOY!!!!

Jodi Arias trial - Best Witness and Jury begins its Deliberations Monday - Prediction!!!!

Islanders ROCK Pengiuns in Game 2. Ock comes through and makes Pitt Goalie look like a complete idiot.

(This is an old draft - just putting it out there now.  Jury begins deliberations on Monday. I wonder how long?!?!?!?!?  I say two days = or four hours.  They will most liekly get their shot toegther on day one - then come in tuesday morning - wait an hout, do the fomral "12 angry men" count and tell the bailiff they are ready after two hours.

Here's a look at the most recent day of proceedings - day 9, last week.

As Juan Martinez stated: "The uhhh state rests." which revealed a nervous element within his final comment.  I am impressed by Martinez, he's a one man show and he has to sit next to the detective - who receives, in the state of Arizona, the right so sit at the attorney table.

On the other side we have Jennifer and Kirk (cough).

I think Jody will take the stand.  Some jurors will find TA's involvement, and their partnership, one which he tossed aside, enough for them to rest with Jody.  She could walk here.

I realize that during the death penalty phase, the family members and friends will have say on the record.  It's just too bad the "uhhh" state sould not bring in more character witnesses to whip the cream up nicely. 

I found Joe Columbo to be the most riveting witness so far in this trial.  When he came in the court room, he looked like a gangster holding a cell phone.  As his testimony continued, he represented a highly valuable witness, glasses in tow, and I believe he offered substantial vlaue to the State. Martinez did not let him talk more.
"She wanted soemthing reliable,.  Nothing too flashy, she did not want a red car."

When the care was returned - there were blood stains - and no carpets.

"I noticed Kool-aid stains," he said.

,,,

Sun Gym Gang and Daniel Lugo - plus sex sells.

The film  "Pain and Gain," is derived from a true tale about 'roided up gym guys who black-mail other , richer gym guys, for all their assets. Both protaganists in the film, Dan Lugo and Adrian Doorbal are currently appealing their death sentence in Florida. 

Not sure if you know this, but some prisons in SOUTH FLORIDA ARE LOCATED on the waterfront, or what Floridians call the "riverfront."  So , in some cases, jailed individuals get to reflect upon a mesmerizing, crisp, refreshing, view... all day for the rest of their sentence.

ON with it, it is interesting to note that Daniel Lugo hjad been identified by many who knew him as being one of those rare types - huge - 'roided up, constantly thinking about muscles and sex while also possesing a superior intellect.

The first victim said he could tell "The Boss" had arrived when he heard a guy who sounded a bit like Iron Mike Tyson.


Sex Sells.  Have a look at ONE OF  Dell Computer's product lines - laptops - the XPS line.  I own one - they are great!

Chek out what the logo spells when you look at it upside down or in the mirror:

The Secrets of Hollywood.

!.. David - This is the name that is used in almost every film.  I am going pull up five randome films and I bet there;s a david in the cast.

!!  Faraday - for some reason - this name is used alot - see "Contraband" and more.

!!!  Hope - Always mentioned in film. "ALIVE," after they find out the search has stopped - they pan to not disclose this infor in order to keep hope alive.  "HUNGER GAMES,"  Donald Sutherland, who we love, gives a good poetic tell all about hope.  How it is used to give the masses ...well... hope.  "BATMAN III,"  Bane offers a telling discourse on "hope."

!!!!  Pryamid: There is a pyramid in every film.  Most house numbers in film will add to 9 or 13.

!!!!!  Only 1% of the SAG members have the big film roles.  The same actors and actresses play al the roles that are available. They even get the voices in the animated roles.  WHY>?  Is there a secret>?

Well  Thats all!!  HAHAH - and you thought i was going to expose!~~~~


Enjoy!  and LONG LIVE COBRA COMMANDER!!!!

JUNE 6 2013 - Numerology's Rise from the depths a sorcerer religion. Grammy Awards. PAIN and Gain and the sun gym gang - plus how everyone is in for a treat when mark wahlberg plays characters who have shit fro brains.

Aboive - we see the pleasant logo from the grammys.  Ah, such a nice warm time - people everywhere rushn indoors to escape the cold - as the frigid air causes them to wear layer upon layer.  They break for the tv - to enjoy the wholesome programming they can expect from the highly ethical , kind people at cbs.

Well, if you look closer - you will see more than just the logo.


As for the date - read up on numerology - you will see that the date fits within what numerology would define as being an important date.

I guess it offers up a boinus boost of energy.

BACK TO FILM _

PAIN and GAIN - the stroy of the sun gym gang - this looks like a Great summer flick.  Marky Mark appears to have delivered a dirk diggler type performance as his character has shit foir brains and Mark does a great job of playing idiots.  I love the rick -but Anthony Mackie os WAY TOO annoying - he acts as if he thinks he is way too importasnt than everyone else - just ecause he is a black actgor.  It tranlsates to awful acting - but with denzel railing bolivian marching powder playing characters twice Mackies age, and another Boogie nights' alum- cheadle - selling out to showtime for a badly written , $ motivtaed series, and they guy who played the kind who cant play drims in OPUS and delivered the great "mang" performance in "hustler and flowe" (terrence howard) being the only other choices, we have to withstand mackie - which sucks.  Well, it is bette than having to ednure another puffy combs acting performance - which is equivalent to the worst smelling dog shit you've ever encountered.


With Bay making this a pseudo comedy - many are outraged that Hwood has glorifed these killers and made them anti0heroes.  Well, for nce, I agree with hollywood.  It 's not like they demonstrated any reall intelligence anyway, al they did was tranlsate what the MiamoTimes had alreadydone for them.  The threepart series the Times ran in DEC 1999 - offers up Shiller's story ( a guyt they finally abducted after sixc - dumb attempts) along with other material as a comedy - which details hw these five idots - try to kindpa peple onyly tyo be distracted by hot gilrs and seteroids.  It cmes across as very funny - everyone loves the stroy about a bunxh of idiots trying to do somet6hing well.  The TIMES story reads like a comedy - basically descrivbing the sun gym gang as a joke.

This is why it makes fun of them - PLUS they hguy they killed was non-american - and he profited from promoting sex phone dial ups - or partyn lines.  So its not like they killed anyone worthy.


Enjoy, thanks for letting me psot pics.

Gajonka Film UNiverse - back-up Editor II

List of All Comedy Film$ - and how much $$ they generated.

Comedy Movies


Movie Release

Date Distributor MPAA

Rating Domestic Gross Inflation-Adjusted

Gross

Bon Voyage! May 17, 1962 Walt Disney Not Rated $9,230,769 $104,043,955

Alfie Aug 24, 1966 Paramount Pictures PG $18,871,300 $136,600,509

The Two of Us Feb 19, 1968 Rialto Pictures Not Rated $50,710 $305,422

Candy Dec 17, 1968 Sony Pictures R $16,408,286 $98,825,477

Bananas Apr 28, 1971 MGM PG-13 $0 $0

The Lord's of Flatbush May 1, 1974 Sony Pictures PG $0 $0

National Lampoon's Animal House Jul 28, 1978 Universal R $141,600,000 $477,446,158

The Life of Brian Aug 17, 1979 Warner Bros. Not Rated $20,008,693 $25,683,954

Roadie Jun 13, 1980 United Artists R $4,226,370 $2,939,719

Stripes Jun 26, 1981 Columbia R $85,300,000 $236,527,903

The Last American Virgin Aug 4, 1982 Cannon R $5,829,781 $15,645,231

National Lampoon's Class Reunion Oct 29, 1982 20th Century Fox R $16,550,727 $26,982,056

They Call Me Bruce Nov 12, 1982 Artists Releasing Corporation PG $12,925,437 $33,237,280

Zelig Jul 15, 1983 Orion Pictures PG $11,798,616 $29,552,721

The Man Who Wasn't There Aug 12, 1983 USA Films R $2,315,505 $5,799,789

A Christmas Story Nov 18, 1983 MGM PG $20,605,209 $41,861,042

Weekend Pass Feb 3, 1984 Crown R $21,058,033 $49,448,776

Ghostbusters Jun 8, 1984 Sony Pictures PG $238,632,124 $518,616,036

The Brother from Another Planet Sep 7, 1984 Cinecom R $3,700,000 $7,430,171

National Lampoon's European Vacation Jul 26, 1985 Warner Bros. PG-13 $49,400,000 $109,714,608

Running Scared Jun 27, 1986 MGM R $38,500,726 $72,434,208

Brighton Beach Memoirs Dec 25, 1986 Universal PG-13 $11,957,943 $6,609,201

La ley del deseo Apr 3, 1987 Cinevista NC-17 $0 $0

Surrender Oct 9, 1987 Warner Bros. R $5,711,976 $8,033,346

Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios Nov 11, 1988 Sony Pictures Classics R $7,179,000 $13,781,581

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Dec 14, 1988 Orion Pictures PG $42,039,000 $70,763,406

Skin Deep Mar 3, 1989 20th Century Fox R $19,000,000 $35,883,428

Checking Out Apr 21, 1989 Warner Bros. PG-13 $31,000 $61,297

Loverboy Apr 28, 1989 Sony Pictures R $3,887,852 $7,169,990

Ghostbusters II Jun 16, 1989 Sony Pictures PG $112,494,738 $217,520,365

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Dec 1, 1989 Warner Bros. PG-13 $71,319,546 $123,048,779

Madhouse Feb 16, 1990 Orion Pictures R $20,438,179 $35,044,476

A Shock to the System Mar 23, 1990 Corsair R $3,417,056 $1,873,701

Book of Love Oct 31, 1990 New Line R $1,382,259 $2,584,370

Home Alone Nov 16, 1990 20th Century Fox PG $285,761,243 $519,397,359

Proof Jan 1, 1991 Fine Line PG-13 $524,000 $982,037

Oscar Apr 26, 1991 Walt Disney PG $23,562,716 $39,040,690

Delirious Aug 7, 1991 MGM Not Rated $4,755,853 $8,912,986

Mistress Jan 1, 1992 Rainbow Releasing R $1,102,469 $2,096,018

Wayne's World Feb 14, 1992 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $121,697,323 $226,913,710

Straight Talk Apr 3, 1992 Walt Disney PG $21,202,099 $18,009,256

HouseSitter Jun 12, 1992 Universal PG $58,500,635 $81,454,277

Stay Tuned Aug 14, 1992 Warner Bros. PG $10,736,401 $13,460,340

Captain Ron Sep 18, 1992 Walt Disney PG-13 $22,518,097 $31,794,183

Singles Sep 18, 1992 Warner Bros. PG-13 $18,471,850 $23,005,331

Husbands and Wives Sep 18, 1992 Sony Pictures R $10,555,619 $12,074,438

The Mighty Ducks Oct 2, 1992 Walt Disney PG $50,752,337 $94,637,441

Aladdin Nov 11, 1992 Walt Disney G $217,350,219 $396,978,825

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Nov 20, 1992 20th Century Fox PG $173,585,516 $323,323,797

Used People Dec 16, 1992 20th Century Fox PG-13 $17,957,265 $34,140,440

Toys Dec 18, 1992 20th Century Fox PG-13 $21,452,082 $34,516,809

Matinee Jan 29, 1993 Universal PG $8,925,775 $12,443,280

Loaded Weapon 1 Feb 5, 1993 New Line PG-13 $27,979,399 $49,029,139

Groundhog Day Feb 12, 1993 Sony Pictures PG $70,906,973 $130,556,051

Mad Dog and Glory Mar 5, 1993 Universal R $10,688,490 $13,038,209

Cop and ½ Apr 2, 1993 Universal PG $31,226,971 $54,157,473

Jack the Bear Apr 2, 1993 20th Century Fox PG-13 $4,796,751 $4,230,665

The Sandlot Apr 7, 1993 20th Century Fox PG $32,416,586 $46,884,250

Indian Summer Apr 23, 1993 Walt Disney R $14,717,851 $22,793,397

Lost in Yonkers May 14, 1993 Sony Pictures PG $9,285,189 $10,958,705

Dennis the Menace Jun 25, 1993 Warner Bros. PG $51,270,765 $79,111,839

Son in Law Jul 2, 1993 Walt Disney PG-13 $25,989,889 $49,531,455

Coneheads Jul 23, 1993 Paramount Pictures PG $21,153,686 $27,601,808

Robin Hood: Men in Tights Jul 28, 1993 20th Century Fox PG-13 $35,699,287 $46,394,336

Airborne Sep 17, 1993 Warner Bros. R $2,859,811 $5,450,223

The Beverly Hillbillies Oct 15, 1993 20th Century Fox PG $42,222,647 $80,615,886

Mrs. Doubtfire Nov 24, 1993 20th Century Fox PG-13 $219,195,051 $419,486,502

Beethoven's 2nd Dec 17, 1993 Universal PG $52,636,940 $77,964,640

The Air Up There Jan 7, 1994 Walt Disney PG $20,782,439 $21,219,177

Cabin Boy Jan 7, 1994 Walt Disney PG-13 $3,469,493 $5,233,003

House Party 3 Jan 12, 1994 New Line R $19,194,572 $24,475,522

Car 54, Where Are You? Jan 28, 1994 Orion Pictures PG-13 $1,238,080 $2,394,228

Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Feb 4, 1994 Warner Bros. PG-13 $72,217,396 $138,465,902

My Father the Hero Feb 4, 1994 Miramax PG $25,479,558 $37,385,731

I'll Do Anything Feb 4, 1994 Sony Pictures PG-13 $10,209,111 $9,094,046

Blank Check Feb 11, 1994 Walt Disney PG $30,573,770 $57,392,791

My Girl 2 Feb 11, 1994 Sony Pictures PG $16,559,100 $21,025,580

Greedy Mar 4, 1994 Universal PG-13 $13,137,484 $21,602,702

Angie Mar 4, 1994 Walt Disney R $9,252,349 $11,596,572

Sirens Mar 4, 1994 Miramax R $7,770,731 $6,941,133

The Ref Mar 9, 1994 Walt Disney R $11,325,885 $12,357,563

The Hudsucker Proxy Mar 11, 1994 Warner Bros. PG $2,816,518 $5,446,648

Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult Mar 18, 1994 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $51,041,856 $98,287,166

The Paper Mar 18, 1994 Universal R $36,768,310 $70,747,949

Monkey Trouble Mar 18, 1994 New Line PG $16,344,520 $15,112,616

D2: The Mighty Ducks Mar 25, 1994 Walt Disney PG $45,604,206 $86,696,630

Major League II Mar 30, 1994 Warner Bros. PG $30,626,182 $47,013,646

Jimmy Hollywood Mar 30, 1994 Paramount Pictures R $3,670,865 $7,098,807

Clifford Apr 1, 1994 Orion Pictures PG $7,347,669 $10,603,126

Threesome Apr 8, 1994 Sony Pictures R $14,793,701 $20,573,980

Serial Mom Apr 13, 1994 Savoy R $7,881,335 $3,987,022

Cops and Robbersons Apr 15, 1994 Sony Pictures PG $11,363,618 $13,487,347

The Inkwell Apr 22, 1994 Walt Disney R $8,864,699 $11,584,295

Chasers Apr 22, 1994 Warner Bros. R $1,596,700 $3,087,736

PCU Apr 29, 1994 20th Century Fox PG-13 $4,333,569 $4,118,043

Clean Slate May 6, 1994 MGM PG-13 $7,352,116 $12,363,946

Being Human May 6, 1994 Warner Bros. PG-13 $1,461,200 $2,825,701

Crooklyn May 13, 1994 Universal PG-13 $13,024,170 $21,939,044

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues May 18, 1994 Fine Line R $1,649,796 $1,309,156

The Flintstones May 27, 1994 Universal PG $130,531,208 $242,479,378

Renaissance Man Jun 3, 1994 Walt Disney PG-13 $24,172,899 $46,068,621

The Cowboy Way Jun 3, 1994 Universal PG-13 $19,731,505 $30,241,691

City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold Jun 10, 1994 Sony Pictures PG-13 $43,440,947 $58,817,031

Getting Even With Dad Jun 17, 1994 MGM PG $18,195,538 $21,769,607

Little Big League Jun 29, 1994 Sony Pictures PG $12,124,754 $7,760,612

Baby's Day Out Jul 1, 1994 20th Century Fox PG $16,581,575 $16,982,389

Angels in the Outfield Jul 15, 1994 Walt Disney PG $50,236,831 $96,179,779

North Jul 22, 1994 Sony Pictures PG $6,583,223 $5,871,186

The Mask Jul 29, 1994 New Line PG-13 $119,920,129 $231,688,943

Eat Drink Man Woman Aug 3, 1994 Goldwyn Entertainment Not Rated $7,294,403 $13,592,450

The Little Rascals Aug 5, 1994 Universal PG $51,764,950 $99,048,535

Airheads Aug 5, 1994 20th Century Fox PG-13 $5,021,868 $3,696,962

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Aug 10, 1994 Gramercy R $11,059,000 $20,606,565

In the Army Now Aug 12, 1994 Walt Disney PG $28,881,266 $55,851,274

Corrina, Corrina Aug 12, 1994 New Line PG $20,146,496 $37,618,076

Blankman Aug 19, 1994 Sony Pictures PG-13 $7,395,486 $7,185,084

Camp Nowhere Aug 26, 1994 Walt Disney PG $10,442,641 $20,186,770

Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow Aug 26, 1994 Warner Bros. PG $126,247 $244,140

A Good Man in Africa Sep 9, 1994 Gramercy R $2,308,390 $4,464,020

Ed Wood Sep 30, 1994 Walt Disney R $5,828,466 $11,131,038

The Scout Sep 30, 1994 20th Century Fox PG-13 $2,667,163 $2,821,133

Little Giants Oct 14, 1994 Warner Bros. PG $19,306,362 $37,320,986

Exit to Eden Oct 14, 1994 Savoy R $6,813,570 $13,176,245

Clerks Oct 19, 1994 Miramax R $3,073,428 $5,458,113

Bullets Over Broadway Oct 21, 1994 Miramax R $13,383,747 $24,980,419

Radioland Murders Oct 21, 1994 Universal PG $1,299,060 $1,615,848

The Road to Wellville Oct 28, 1994 Sony Pictures R $6,487,257 $12,545,210

The Santa Clause Nov 11, 1994 Walt Disney PG $144,833,357 $278,999,197

Junior Nov 23, 1994 Universal PG-13 $36,763,355 $70,299,679

Trapped in Paradise Dec 2, 1994 20th Century Fox PG-13 $6,017,509 $11,257,752

Dumb & Dumber Dec 16, 1994 New Line PG-13 $127,175,374 $238,585,363

Ri¢hie Ri¢h Dec 21, 1994 Warner Bros. PG $38,087,756 $71,834,955

Mixed Nuts Dec 21, 1994 Sony Pictures PG-13 $6,670,176 $12,697,724

Prêt-à-Porter Dec 25, 1994 Miramax R $11,300,653 $21,077,993

Houseguest Jan 6, 1995 Walt Disney PG $26,325,256 $47,727,691

Fresa y chocolate Jan 20, 1995 Miramax R $1,918,424 $3,479,624

The Jerky Boys Feb 3, 1995 Walt Disney R $7,555,256 $13,703,668

Billy Madison Feb 10, 1995 Universal PG-13 $25,460,475 $46,145,162

The Brady Bunch Movie Feb 17, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $46,546,167 $84,400,727

Heavy Weights Feb 17, 1995 Walt Disney PG $17,671,310 $32,035,475

Mr. Payback: An Interactive Movie Feb 17, 1995 Interfilm PG-13 $144,961 $262,926

Man of the House Mar 3, 1995 Walt Disney PG $40,029,009 $72,604,340

Roommates Mar 3, 1995 Walt Disney PG $12,076,989 $21,645,694

Muriel's Wedding Mar 10, 1995 Miramax R $15,185,000 $27,394,080

Bye Bye Love Mar 17, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $12,073,560 $21,692,056

Major Payne Mar 24, 1995 Universal PG-13 $29,412,050 $53,301,613

Tommy Boy Mar 31, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $32,648,673 $59,198,489

Funny Bones Mar 31, 1995 Walt Disney R $529,135 $884,193

A Goofy Movie Apr 7, 1995 Walt Disney G $35,336,439 $64,069,356

Jury Duty Apr 12, 1995 Sony Pictures PG-13 $16,941,552 $30,702,815

Stuart Saves His Family Apr 12, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $911,310 $1,470,586

Swimming with Sharks Apr 21, 1995 Trimark R $376,928 $564,372

Friday Apr 26, 1995 New Line R $27,467,564 $49,715,182

Destiny Turns on the Radio Apr 28, 1995 Savoy R $1,173,149 $1,952,672

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, But Came Down a Mountain May 12, 1995 Miramax PG $10,904,930 $19,738,839

Gordy May 12, 1995 Miramax G $3,941,146 $7,077,156

The Perez Family May 12, 1995 Goldwyn Entertainment R $2,794,056 $4,841,667

Casper May 26, 1995 Universal PG $100,328,194 $181,809,862

Love & Human Remains Jun 2, 1995 Sony Pictures Classics R $542,985 $851,157

Lie Down with Dogs Jun 30, 1995 Miramax R $240,280 $385,498

Clueless Jul 1, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $56,598,476 $102,653,989

Nine Months Jul 14, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $69,660,733 $126,223,652

Living in Oblivion Jul 14, 1995 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,111,790 $1,892,835

Double Happiness Jul 28, 1995 Fine Line PG-13 $560,491 $796,614

Something to Talk About Aug 4, 1995 Warner Bros. R $50,865,589 $92,205,625

Bushwhacked Aug 4, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $7,377,107 $13,345,517

The Baby-Sitters Club Aug 18, 1995 Sony Pictures PG $9,574,155 $17,365,535

Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde Aug 25, 1995 Savoy PG-13 $2,739,002 $4,937,065

To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar Sep 8, 1995 Universal PG-13 $36,466,570 $66,063,222

National Lampoon's Senior Trip Sep 8, 1995 New Line R $4,686,937 $8,472,874

Angus Sep 15, 1995 New Line PG-13 $4,812,891 $8,690,109

Coldblooded Sep 15, 1995 IRS Releasing R $8,423 $15,275

Empire Records Sep 22, 1995 Warner Bros. PG-13 $303,841 $533,033

The Big Green Sep 29, 1995 Walt Disney PG $17,736,619 $32,170,560

Steal Big, Steal Little Sep 29, 1995 20th Century Fox PG-13 $3,150,170 $5,599,667

Get Shorty Oct 20, 1995 MGM R $72,021,008 $130,059,644

Mallrats Oct 20, 1995 Gramercy R $2,108,367 $3,678,752

Mighty Aphrodite Oct 27, 1995 Miramax R $6,401,297 $11,546,344

Home for the Holidays Nov 3, 1995 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $17,468,887 $31,599,008

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls Nov 10, 1995 Warner Bros. PG-13 $108,360,063 $196,399,663

It Takes Two Nov 17, 1995 Warner Bros. PG $19,474,589 $35,265,239

Last Summer in the Hamptons Nov 21, 1995 Rainbow Releasing R $648,799 $1,162,134

Father of the Bride Part II Dec 8, 1995 Walt Disney PG $76,578,911 $138,199,899

A Business Affair Dec 8, 1995 Castle Hill Productions R $5,000 $9,066

Grumpier Old Men Dec 22, 1995 Warner Bros. PG-13 $71,518,503 $128,515,318

Dracula: Dead and Loving It Dec 22, 1995 Sony Pictures PG-13 $10,660,264 $19,161,394

Four Rooms Dec 25, 1995 Miramax R $4,301,000 $7,603,877

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Jan 12, 1996 Miramax R $19,674,813 $35,120,875

Bio-Dome Jan 12, 1996 MGM PG-13 $13,294,762 $23,689,275

Dunston Checks In Jan 12, 1996 20th Century Fox PG $9,419,316 $16,772,002

Gazon maudit Jan 12, 1996 Miramax R $888,044 $1,585,219

Big Bully Jan 26, 1996 Warner Bros. PG $2,042,530 $3,588,980

Black Sheep Feb 2, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $32,330,354 $57,582,948

Beautiful Girls Feb 9, 1996 Miramax R $10,523,880 $18,635,849

A Midwinter's Tale Feb 9, 1996 Sony Pictures Classics R $288,122 $514,318

Happy Gilmore Feb 16, 1996 Universal PG-13 $38,623,460 $68,907,189

Down Periscope Mar 1, 1996 20th Century Fox PG-13 $25,723,977 $45,711,749

The Birdcage Mar 8, 1996 MGM R $124,060,553 $221,241,028

Ed Mar 15, 1996 Universal PG $3,956,785 $7,063,128

Flirting with Disaster Mar 22, 1996 Miramax R $14,853,474 $26,244,846

Girl 6 Mar 22, 1996 Fox Searchlight R $4,880,941 $8,666,502

Un indien dans la ville Mar 22, 1996 Walt Disney PG $1,029,731 $1,217,466

Sgt. Bilko Mar 29, 1996 Universal PG $30,356,589 $53,804,577

The Last Supper Apr 5, 1996 Sony Pictures R $459,749 $463,995

Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy Apr 12, 1996 Paramount Pictures R $2,640,536 $4,680,245

Getting Away with Murder Apr 12, 1996 Savoy R $197,322 $227,934

Celtic Pride Apr 19, 1996 Walt Disney PG-13 $9,240,378 $16,369,036

Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Apr 19, 1996 Gramercy PG-13 $949,745 $1,695,356

Il Mostro Apr 19, 1996 Cinepix Film Properties R $569,901 $1,017,313

Dellamorte Dellamore Apr 26, 1996 October Films R $253,969 $356,857

The Great White Hype May 3, 1996 20th Century Fox R $7,852,282 $13,836,945

Cold Comfort Farm May 10, 1996 Gramercy PG $5,682,429 $9,699,556

Welcome to the Dollhouse May 10, 1996 Sony Pictures Classics R $4,198,137 $7,493,961

Someone Else's America May 10, 1996 October Films R $154,873 $276,458

Flipper May 17, 1996 Universal PG $20,080,020 $35,786,531

Spy Hard May 24, 1996 Walt Disney PG-13 $26,936,265 $48,029,105

Eddie May 31, 1996 Walt Disney PG-13 $31,369,401 $55,853,847

The Cable Guy Jun 14, 1996 Sony Pictures PG-13 $60,240,295 $107,379,744

The Search for One-eye Jimmy Jun 21, 1996 Northern Arts Entertainment R $5,000 $8,924

The Nutty Professor Jun 28, 1996 Universal PG-13 $128,814,019 $229,862,021

Striptease Jun 28, 1996 Sony Pictures R $33,109,743 $58,476,001

Les Visiteurs Jul 12, 1996 Miramax R $659,000 $121,301

Multiplicity Jul 17, 1996 Sony Pictures PG-13 $20,133,326 $35,883,183

Kazaam Jul 17, 1996 Walt Disney PG $18,880,508 $33,637,508

Kingpin Jul 26, 1996 MGM R $25,023,424 $44,412,431

Joe's Apartment Jul 26, 1996 Warner Bros. PG-13 $4,616,355 $8,152,098

Matilda Aug 2, 1996 Sony Pictures PG $33,098,222 $59,057,628

Phat Beach Aug 2, 1996 Orion Pictures R $1,263,945 $2,256,224

House Arrest Aug 14, 1996 MGM PG $6,906,987 $12,309,449

A Very Brady Sequel Aug 23, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $21,443,204 $38,196,800

Carpool Aug 23, 1996 Warner Bros. PG $3,325,651 $5,906,359

Freeway Aug 23, 1996 Roxie Releasing R $295,493 $527,478

First Kid Aug 30, 1996 Walt Disney PG $26,465,920 $47,210,438

The Stupids Aug 30, 1996 New Line PG $2,415,593 $4,311,995

Bogus Sep 6, 1996 Warner Bros. PG $4,357,406 $7,748,666

The First Wives Club Sep 20, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG $105,489,203 $188,088,219

When The Cat's Away Sep 20, 1996 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,652,472 $2,949,771

D3: The Mighty Ducks Oct 4, 1996 Walt Disney PG $22,936,273 $40,873,490

Beautiful Thing Oct 9, 1996 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,460,297 $2,600,347

Swingers Oct 18, 1996 Miramax R $4,505,922 $8,000,799

High School High Oct 25, 1996 Sony Pictures PG-13 $20,995,023 $37,457,657

The Associate Oct 25, 1996 Walt Disney PG-13 $12,772,657 $22,774,398

Twelfth Night: Or What You Will Oct 25, 1996 Fine Line PG $588,621 $844,238

Larger Than Life Nov 1, 1996 MGM PG $8,295,903 $14,798,161

Dear God Nov 1, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG $7,114,089 $12,684,950

Mad Dog Time Nov 8, 1996 MGM R $80,026 $142,848

Blue Juice Nov 14, 1996 Trimark R $5,000 $8,924

Space Jam Nov 15, 1996 Warner Bros. PG $90,463,534 $160,884,864

Jingle All the Way Nov 22, 1996 20th Century Fox PG $60,592,389 $107,639,609

101 Dalmatians Nov 27, 1996 Walt Disney G $136,189,294 $240,974,100

Mars Attacks! Dec 13, 1996 Warner Bros. PG-13 $37,771,017 $66,606,559

Beavis and Butt-head Do America Dec 20, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $63,118,386 $111,135,084

My Fellow Americans Dec 20, 1996 Warner Bros. PG-13 $22,331,846 $38,995,394

Michael Dec 25, 1996 New Line PG $95,370,000 $165,720,479

Mother Dec 25, 1996 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $19,174,217 $32,880,052

Beverly Hills Ninja Jan 17, 1997 Sony Pictures PG-13 $31,245,344 $53,692,760

Fierce Creatures Jan 24, 1997 Universal PG-13 $9,254,184 $15,818,969

Zeus and Roxanne Jan 24, 1997 MGM PG $7,183,046 $12,347,329

Kolya Jan 24, 1997 Miramax PG-13 $5,770,254 $9,850,831

Meet Wally Sparks Jan 31, 1997 Trimark R $4,073,582 $6,875,149

Waiting for Guffman Jan 31, 1997 Sony Pictures Classics R $2,922,988 $5,024,486

The Pest Feb 7, 1997 Sony/TriStar PG-13 $3,533,790 $6,027,005

SubUrbia Feb 7, 1997 Sony Pictures Classics R $726,207 $829,681

Vegas Vacation Feb 14, 1997 Warner Bros. PG $36,470,465 $62,620,689

That Darn Cat Feb 14, 1997 Walt Disney PG $18,301,828 $31,353,605

Booty Call Feb 26, 1997 Sony Pictures R $20,066,917 $34,482,306

Jungle 2 Jungle Mar 7, 1997 Walt Disney PG $59,925,026 $103,008,376

Private Parts Mar 7, 1997 Paramount Pictures R $41,198,146 $70,817,729

Liar Liar Mar 21, 1997 Universal PG-13 $181,410,615 $311,810,362

The Sixth Man Mar 28, 1997 Walt Disney PG-13 $14,765,099 $25,380,528

B*A*P*S Mar 28, 1997 New Line PG-13 $7,246,735 $12,446,664

Love and Other Catastrophes Mar 28, 1997 Fox Searchlight R $212,285 $364,905

McHale's Navy Apr 18, 1997 Universal PG $4,408,420 $7,509,173

Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion Apr 25, 1997 Walt Disney R $29,235,353 $50,245,808

Children of the Revolution Apr 30, 1997 Miramax R $845,391 $1,427,774

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery May 2, 1997 New Line PG-13 $53,883,989 $92,596,677

Commandments May 2, 1997 Gramercy R $548,562 $839,567

Father's Day May 9, 1997 Warner Bros. PG-13 $28,681,080 $49,264,545

The Van May 16, 1997 Fox Searchlight R $621,093 $1,067,627

Brassed Off May 23, 1997 Miramax R $2,589,188 $4,401,334

Gone Fishin' May 30, 1997 Walt Disney PG $19,745,922 $33,926,882

Trial And Error May 30, 1997 New Line PG-13 $13,602,831 $23,356,743

Buddy Jun 6, 1997 Sony Pictures PG $10,067,104 $17,198,275

My Best Friend's Wedding Jun 20, 1997 Sony Pictures PG-13 $126,813,153 $217,970,836

Out to Sea Jul 2, 1997 20th Century Fox PG-13 $28,985,323 $48,086,315

Guantanamera Jul 4, 1997 Lionsgate Not Rated $855,579 $1,466,885

A Simple Wish Jul 11, 1997 Universal PG $8,165,213 $13,956,542

George Of The Jungle Jul 16, 1997 Walt Disney PG $105,263,257 $180,876,214

Nothing To Lose Jul 18, 1997 Walt Disney R $44,480,039 $76,454,329

Kiss Me, Guido Jul 18, 1997 Paramount Pictures R $1,916,898 $3,295,061

Star Maps Jul 23, 1997 Fox Searchlight R $592,573 $1,018,607

Good Burger Jul 25, 1997 Paramount Pictures PG $23,712,993 $40,740,796

Box of Moonlight Jul 25, 1997 Trimark R $720,717 $1,238,880

Indian Summer Jul 25, 1997 First Look R $294,467 $506,175

Air Bud Aug 1, 1997 Walt Disney PG $24,646,936 $42,337,701

Love Serenade Aug 1, 1997 Miramax R $604,523 $995,852

Def Jam's How To Be a Player Aug 6, 1997 Gramercy R $14,010,363 $24,079,854

Career Girls Aug 8, 1997 October Films R $2,506,039 $4,307,766

The Full Monty Aug 13, 1997 Fox Searchlight R $45,950,122 $78,441,331

Leave It To Beaver Aug 22, 1997 Universal PG $11,307,615 $19,437,275

Excess Baggage Aug 29, 1997 Sony Pictures PG-13 $14,351,432 $24,627,814

In & Out Sep 19, 1997 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $63,826,569 $109,699,956

Soul Food Sep 26, 1997 20th Century Fox R $43,492,389 $74,746,743

Rocket Man Oct 10, 1997 Walt Disney PG $15,448,043 $26,554,481

The House of Yes Oct 10, 1997 Miramax R $617,403 $1,061,284

Bean Oct 17, 1997 Gramercy PG-13 $45,334,169 $77,857,928

A Life Less Ordinary Oct 24, 1997 20th Century Fox R $4,287,595 $7,333,479

The Man Who Knew Too Little Nov 14, 1997 Warner Bros. PG $13,801,755 $23,720,062

Flubber Nov 26, 1997 Walt Disney PG $92,993,801 $159,449,499

For Richer or Poorer Dec 12, 1997 Universal PG-13 $31,680,796 $54,075,922

Home Alone III Dec 12, 1997 20th Century Fox PG $30,692,437 $52,479,822

Les Boys Dec 12, 1997 Distributor Unknown Not Rated $4,602,341 $7,810,398

Mouse Hunt Dec 19, 1997 Dreamworks SKG PG $61,894,591 $105,490,720

Mr. Magoo Dec 25, 1997 Walt Disney PG $21,437,192 $36,544,137

Half Baked Jan 16, 1998 Universal R $17,394,881 $29,068,472

Spiceworld Jan 23, 1998 Sony Pictures PG $29,342,592 $49,202,987

Slappy and the Stinkers Jan 23, 1998 Sony Pictures PG $34,488 $58,023

Zero Effect Jan 30, 1998 Sony Pictures R $2,080,693 $3,331,529

Blues Brothers 2000 Feb 6, 1998 Universal PG-13 $14,089,198 $23,517,920

The Borrowers Feb 13, 1998 Polygram PG $22,619,589 $37,615,102

Senseless Feb 20, 1998 Miramax R $13,109,234 $21,929,821

Krippendorf's Tribe Feb 27, 1998 Walt Disney PG-13 $7,571,115 $12,642,305

An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn Feb 27, 1998 Walt Disney R $45,779 $67,294

The Big Lebowski Mar 6, 1998 Universal R $17,498,804 $29,337,955

Chairman of the Board Mar 13, 1998 Trimark PG-13 $306,715 $515,990

Primary Colors Mar 20, 1998 Universal R $39,017,984 $65,552,708

Ride Mar 27, 1998 Miramax R $5,485,295 $9,212,388

Meet the Deedles Mar 27, 1998 Walt Disney PG $4,356,126 $7,320,271

The Odd Couple II Apr 10, 1998 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $18,912,328 $31,759,467

My Giant Apr 10, 1998 Sony Pictures PG $7,985,929 $13,434,753

24 7: Twenty Four Seven Apr 15, 1998 October Films R $72,544 $122,043

Paulie Apr 17, 1998 Dreamworks SKG PG $27,084,499 $45,436,758

Major League: Back to the Minors Apr 17, 1998 Warner Bros. PG-13 $3,551,208 $5,974,205

Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 May 1, 1998 Sony Pictures PG $574,838 $951,495

Bulworth May 15, 1998 20th Century Fox R $26,528,684 $44,624,483

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas May 22, 1998 Universal R $10,680,275 $17,769,132

I Got the Hook-Up! May 27, 1998 Miramax R $10,317,779 $17,337,028

Almost Heroes May 29, 1998 Warner Bros. PG-13 $6,175,688 $10,287,163

Can't Hardly Wait Jun 12, 1998 Sony Pictures PG-13 $25,358,996 $42,628,068

Dirty Work Jun 12, 1998 MGM PG-13 $10,020,081 $16,782,125

Cousin Bette Jun 12, 1998 20th Century Fox R $1,161,063 $1,953,256

Hav Plenty Jun 19, 1998 Miramax R $2,301,777 $3,872,286

Henry Fool Jun 19, 1998 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,334,786 $2,245,518

Doctor Dolittle Jun 26, 1998 20th Century Fox PG-13 $144,156,605 $242,514,646

Smoke Signals Jun 26, 1998 Miramax PG-13 $6,719,300 $11,303,900

Buffalo '66 Jun 26, 1998 Lionsgate R $2,380,606 $3,668,684

Small Soldiers Jul 10, 1998 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $55,143,823 $91,605,890

Madeline Jul 10, 1998 Sony Pictures PG $29,858,048 $50,078,619

Polish Wedding Jul 17, 1998 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $608,296 $947,376

Jane Austen's Mafia Jul 24, 1998 Walt Disney PG-13 $19,843,795 $33,383,269

The Parent Trap Jul 29, 1998 Walt Disney PG $66,308,518 $111,543,565

BASEketball Jul 31, 1998 Universal R $7,042,541 $11,675,496

Air Bud: Golden Receiver Aug 14, 1998 Miramax G $10,093,523 $16,980,361

Slums of Beverly Hills Aug 14, 1998 Fox Searchlight R $5,502,773 $9,219,552

Wrongfully Accused Aug 21, 1998 Warner Bros. PG-13 $9,642,860 $16,156,882

Strike Aug 21, 1998 Miramax Not Rated $968,506 $1,629,317

Chicago Cab Sep 11, 1998 Castle Hill Productions R $5,000 $8,411

Pecker Sep 25, 1998 Fine Line R $2,281,761 $3,835,329

A Night at the Roxbury Oct 2, 1998 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $30,331,165 $51,015,738

The Imposters Oct 2, 1998 Fox Searchlight R $2,197,921 $3,697,175

Holy Man Oct 9, 1998 Walt Disney PG $12,069,719 $20,298,642

Festen Oct 9, 1998 October Films R $1,647,780 $2,720,732

C't'a ton tour Laura Cadieux Oct 9, 1998 Alliance Films Not Rated $1,045,907 $1,759,533

Practical Magic Oct 16, 1998 Warner Bros. PG-13 $46,850,558 $78,414,157

Happiness Oct 16, 1998 Good Machine Releasing Not Rated $2,746,453 $4,606,056

Life During Wartime Oct 16, 1998 Lionsgate R $55,986 $94,183

Pleasantville Oct 23, 1998 New Line PG-13 $40,584,421 $68,028,148

Les Boys II Oct 23, 1998 Lionsgate Not Rated $5,974,732 $10,051,308

Orgazmo Oct 23, 1998 October Films NC-17 $582,024 $979,141

The Waterboy Nov 6, 1998 Walt Disney PG-13 $161,491,646 $270,191,732

I'll Be Home For Christmas Nov 13, 1998 Walt Disney PG $12,214,338 $20,535,208

Waking Ned Devine Nov 20, 1998 20th Century Fox PG $24,793,251 $39,398,936

Celebrity Nov 20, 1998 Miramax R $5,078,660 $8,466,183

Jerry Springer: Ringmaster Nov 25, 1998 Artisan R $9,257,103 $15,493,782

Jack Frost Dec 11, 1998 Warner Bros. PG $34,645,374 $57,677,115

Patch Adams Dec 25, 1998 Universal PG-13 $135,041,968 $218,157,332

Hurlyburly Dec 25, 1998 Fine Line R $1,798,862 $2,849,797

Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane Jan 15, 1999 Lionsgate R $13,674 $21,240

Bacheha-Ye aseman Jan 22, 1999 Miramax PG $933,933 $1,437,290

The 24 Hour Woman Jan 29, 1999 Artisan R $109,148 $169,525

My Favorite Martian Feb 12, 1999 Walt Disney PG $36,850,101 $57,202,587

Blast from the Past Feb 12, 1999 New Line PG-13 $26,613,620 $41,150,098

20 Dates Feb 26, 1999 Fox Searchlight R $541,636 $833,681

Analyze This Mar 5, 1999 Warner Bros. R $106,885,658 $165,912,679

Baby Geniuses Mar 12, 1999 Sony Pictures PG $27,151,490 $42,155,520

EDtv Mar 26, 1999 Universal PG-13 $22,508,689 $34,823,304

The Out-of-Towners Apr 2, 1999 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $28,544,120 $44,320,316

Cookie's Fortune Apr 2, 1999 October Films PG-13 $10,920,544 $16,959,113

Foolish Apr 9, 1999 Artisan R $6,026,908 $9,360,688

Life Apr 16, 1999 Universal R $64,062,587 $99,426,845

Goodbye, Lover Apr 16, 1999 Warner Bros. R $1,940,299 $2,986,799

Pushing Tin Apr 23, 1999 20th Century Fox R $8,408,835 $13,056,183

Get Real Apr 30, 1999 Paramount Pictures R $1,152,411 $1,789,870

Edge of Seventeen Apr 30, 1999 Strand Not Rated $870,751 $1,352,196

The Castle May 7, 1999 Miramax R $1,007,834 $1,405,619

Trippin' May 12, 1999 October Films R $9,017,070 $14,003,780

A Midsummer Night's Dream May 14, 1999 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $16,071,990 $24,953,774

Astérix et Obélix contre César Jun 4, 1999 Distributor Unknown Not Rated $1,644,060 $2,487,338

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me Jun 10, 1999 New Line PG-13 $206,040,085 $319,883,268

An Ideal Husband Jun 18, 1999 Miramax PG-13 $18,542,974 $28,787,927

Big Daddy Jun 25, 1999 Sony Pictures PG-13 $163,479,795 $253,908,579

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut Jun 30, 1999 Paramount Pictures R $52,037,603 $80,776,652

Elvis Gratton 2 Jul 2, 1999 Lionsgate Not Rated $3,316,272 $5,150,663

American Pie Jul 9, 1999 Universal R $101,800,948 $158,011,562

Dinner Game Jul 9, 1999 Lionsgate PG-13 $4,065,116 $6,313,736

Muppets From Space Jul 14, 1999 Sony Pictures G $16,304,786 $25,302,323

The Wood Jul 16, 1999 Paramount Pictures R $25,059,640 $38,902,718

Inspector Gadget Jul 23, 1999 Walt Disney PG $97,387,965 $151,214,754

Drop Dead Gorgeous Jul 23, 1999 New Line PG-13 $10,571,408 $16,403,184

Trick Jul 23, 1999 Fine Line R $2,049,595 $3,183,331

Dick Aug 4, 1999 Sony Pictures PG-13 $6,276,869 $9,694,293

Mystery Men Aug 6, 1999 Universal PG $29,762,011 $46,224,859

The Adventures of Sebastian Cole Aug 6, 1999 Paramount Vantage R $100,041 $155,378

Bowfinger Aug 13, 1999 Universal PG-13 $66,458,769 $103,075,220

Detroit Rock City Aug 13, 1999 New Line R $4,217,115 $6,512,398

Mickey Blue Eyes Aug 20, 1999 Warner Bros. PG-13 $33,864,342 $52,596,389

Teaching Mrs. Tingle Aug 20, 1999 Miramax PG-13 $8,959,883 $13,839,147

The Muse Aug 27, 1999 October Films PG-13 $11,614,954 $18,038,647

Dudley Do-Right Aug 27, 1999 Universal PG $9,818,792 $15,250,052

Outside Providence Sep 1, 1999 Miramax R $7,309,628 $11,325,843

Bedrooms and Hallways Sep 3, 1999 First Run Features Not Rated $136,049 $200,619

Love Stinks Sep 10, 1999 Independent Artists R $2,793,776 $4,339,153

Crna macka, beli macor Sep 10, 1999 USA Films R $348,660 $541,522

Sugar Town Sep 17, 1999 October Films R $178,095 $276,213

Breakfast of Champions Sep 17, 1999 Walt Disney R $178,287 $272,379

Mumford Sep 24, 1999 Walt Disney R $4,559,569 $7,081,693

Drive Me Crazy Oct 1, 1999 20th Century Fox PG-13 $17,843,379 $27,710,761

The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland Oct 1, 1999 Sony Pictures G $11,634,458 $18,070,057

Mystery, Alaska Oct 1, 1999 Walt Disney R $8,891,623 $13,804,612

Happy, Texas Oct 1, 1999 Miramax PG-13 $2,039,192 $3,018,777

Superstar Oct 8, 1999 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $30,628,981 $47,528,681

Dogma Nov 12, 1999 Lionsgate R $30,651,422 $47,457,230

Laura Cadieux .. La Suite Dec 3, 1999 Alliance Films Not Rated $777,477 $1,195,406

Agnes Browne Dec 3, 1999 USA Films R $140,426 $206,118

Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo Dec 10, 1999 Walt Disney R $65,535,067 $100,072,326

Diamonds Dec 10, 1999 Miramax PG-13 $81,897 $120,583

Stuart Little Dec 17, 1999 Sony Pictures PG $140,015,224 $212,050,251

Simpatico Dec 17, 1999 Phaedra Cinema R $902,144 $1,321,228

Galaxy Quest Dec 24, 1999 Dreamworks SKG PG $71,423,726 $106,991,327

Play it to the Bone Dec 24, 1999 Walt Disney R $8,427,204 $12,336,228

Next Friday Jan 12, 2000 New Line R $57,176,582 $83,696,331

Isn't She Great Jan 28, 2000 Universal R $2,954,405 $4,324,722

The Cup Jan 28, 2000 Fine Line G $1,067,773 $1,563,033

The Big Tease Jan 28, 2000 Warner Bros. R $185,577 $271,653

Gun Shy Feb 4, 2000 Walt Disney R $1,638,202 $2,388,721

Snow Day Feb 11, 2000 Paramount Pictures PG $60,008,303 $87,841,469

The Whole Nine Yards Feb 18, 2000 Warner Bros. R $57,262,492 $83,822,090

Hanging Up Feb 18, 2000 Sony Pictures PG-13 $36,037,909 $52,753,077

Beautiful People Feb 18, 2000 Trimark R $261,360 $382,586

Wonder Boys Feb 23, 2000 Paramount Pictures R $19,389,454 $28,375,407

3 Strikes Mar 1, 2000 MGM R $9,821,335 $14,376,685

Drowning Mona Mar 3, 2000 Destination Films PG-13 $15,427,192 $22,582,663

What Planet Are You From? Mar 3, 2000 Sony Pictures R $6,291,602 $9,209,784

Les convoyeurs attendent Mar 15, 2000 Samuel Goldwyn Films Not Rated $5,518 $8,079

High Fidelity Mar 31, 2000 Walt Disney R $27,277,055 $39,928,749

Ready to Rumble Apr 7, 2000 Warner Bros. PG-13 $12,372,410 $18,111,006

28 Days Apr 14, 2000 Sony Pictures PG-13 $37,035,515 $54,213,397

Where the Money Is Apr 14, 2000 USA Films PG-13 $5,658,940 $8,283,679

East is East Apr 14, 2000 Miramax R $4,170,647 $6,105,085

The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas Apr 28, 2000 Universal PG $35,231,365 $51,572,441

Luminarias May 5, 2000 R $428,535 $627,279

Adorenarin doraibu May 5, 2000 Shooting Gallery Not Rated $77,313 $113,174

Screwed May 12, 2000 Universal PG-13 $6,982,680 $10,221,400

Held Up May 12, 2000 Trimark PG-13 $4,714,090 $6,900,586

Road Trip May 19, 2000 Dreamworks SKG R $68,525,609 $100,309,286

Small Time Crooks May 19, 2000 Dreamworks SKG PG $17,266,359 $24,989,240

Big Momma's House Jun 2, 2000 20th Century Fox PG-13 $117,559,438 $172,086,076

New Waterford Girl Jun 2, 2000 Alliance Films Not Rated $774,469 $1,133,683

Catfish in Black Bean Sauce Jun 9, 2000 Phaedra Cinema PG-13 $1,315,573 $1,911,234

Groove Jun 9, 2000 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,115,313 $1,632,078

The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle Jun 30, 2000 Universal PG $26,000,610 $38,060,263

Scary Movie Jul 7, 2000 Miramax/Dimension R $157,019,771 $229,815,770

The Kid Jul 7, 2000 Walt Disney PG $69,688,384 $102,011,380

But I'm a Cheerleader Jul 7, 2000 Lionsgate R $2,205,627 $3,220,193

La Vie Après L'Amour Jul 7, 2000 Alliance Films Not Rated $1,795,758 $2,628,672

Nutty Professor II: The Klumps Jul 28, 2000 Universal PG-13 $123,307,945 $180,500,871

Saving Grace Aug 4, 2000 Fine Line R $12,178,602 $17,735,308

Psycho Beach Party Aug 4, 2000 Not Rated $267,972 $392,062

The Replacements Aug 11, 2000 Warner Bros. PG-13 $44,737,059 $65,487,087

MVP: Most Valuable Primate Aug 11, 2000 Keystone Entertainment PG $1,248,746 $1,824,271

Bring it On Aug 25, 2000 Universal PG-13 $68,353,550 $100,057,422

The Crew Aug 25, 2000 Walt Disney PG-13 $13,019,253 $19,057,869

Whipped Sep 1, 2000 Destination Films R $4,142,507 $6,063,891

Almost Famous Sep 15, 2000 Dreamworks SKG R $32,522,352 $47,565,764

30 Days Sep 15, 2000 Arrow Releasing Not Rated $13,753 $20,135

Best in Show Sep 27, 2000 Warner Bros. PG-13 $18,621,249 $27,157,530

The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy Sep 29, 2000 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,744,858 $2,552,391

Meet the Parents Oct 6, 2000 Universal PG-13 $166,225,040 $242,981,726

Bootmen Oct 6, 2000 Fox Searchlight R $21,172 $30,992

The Ladies Man Oct 13, 2000 Paramount Pictures R $13,592,872 $19,897,546

Bedazzled Oct 20, 2000 20th Century Fox PG-13 $37,879,996 $55,424,378

La Bouteille Oct 20, 2000 Lionsgate Not Rated $43,993 $64,398

The Little Vampire Oct 27, 2000 New Line PG $13,555,988 $19,843,555

Lucky Numbers Oct 27, 2000 Paramount Pictures R $10,014,234 $14,659,052

Blue Moon Nov 3, 2000 Castle Hill Productions PG-13 $76,096 $110,973

2 Männer, 2 Frauen - 4 Probleme!? Nov 3, 2000 Not Rated $14,940 $21,871

Little Nicky Nov 10, 2000 New Line PG-13 $39,442,871 $57,695,846

How the Grinch Stole Christmas Nov 17, 2000 Universal PG $260,044,825 $380,173,811

La Bûche Nov 17, 2000 Empire Pictures Not Rated $330,418 $471,846

Chutney Popcorn Nov 17, 2000 First Look Not Rated $2,274 $3,330

102 Dalmatians Nov 22, 2000 Walt Disney G $66,941,559 $97,389,600

Aïe Dec 1, 2000 Not Rated $8,289 $12,135

Dude, Where's My Car? Dec 15, 2000 20th Century Fox PG-13 $46,729,374 $67,628,559

Miss Congeniality Dec 22, 2000 Warner Bros. PG-13 $106,807,667 $152,058,857

The Family Man Dec 22, 2000 Universal PG-13 $75,764,085 $108,627,327

O Brother, Where Art Thou Dec 22, 2000 Walt Disney PG-13 $45,506,619 $63,571,142

State and Main Dec 22, 2000 Fine Line R $6,920,692 $9,755,093

Sugar and Spice Jan 26, 2001 New Line PG-13 $13,276,953 $18,507,975

Escanaba in Da Moonlight Jan 26, 2001 Purple Rose Films PG-13 $2,276,406 $3,173,295

Geboren in Absurdistan Jan 26, 2001 Not Rated $976 $1,357

Amy Feb 2, 2001 PG-13 $7,880 $10,983

Saving Silverman Feb 9, 2001 Sony Pictures R $19,351,569 $26,975,949

Down to Earth Feb 16, 2001 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $64,172,251 $89,455,668

Recess: School's Out Feb 16, 2001 Walt Disney G $36,696,761 $51,155,028

Monkeybone Feb 23, 2001 20th Century Fox PG-13 $5,409,517 $7,540,828

See Spot Run Mar 2, 2001 Warner Bros. PG $33,357,476 $46,500,086

Me You Them Mar 2, 2001 PG-13 $323,403 $450,819

Hit & Runway Mar 2, 2001 Not Rated $81,570 $113,687

Blow Dry Mar 7, 2001 Miramax R $637,769 $889,045

Company Man Mar 9, 2001 PG-13 $146,028 $203,562

The Dish Mar 14, 2001 Warner Bros. PG-13 $2,252,970 $3,140,622

The Debut Mar 16, 2001 Menemsha Entertainment R $1,743,570 $2,406,316

Heartbreakers Mar 23, 2001 MGM PG-13 $40,334,024 $56,225,347

The Brothers Mar 23, 2001 Sony Pictures R $27,457,409 $38,275,431

Say It Isn't So Mar 23, 2001 20th Century Fox R $5,516,708 $7,690,249

Tomcats Mar 30, 2001 Sony Pictures R $13,558,739 $18,900,787

Just Visiting Apr 6, 2001 Walt Disney PG-13 $4,777,007 $6,659,113

The Closet Apr 6, 2001 Miramax R $879,496 $1,226,011

Beautiful Creatures Apr 6, 2001 Focus Features R $55,381 $77,204

Joe Dirt Apr 11, 2001 Sony Pictures PG-13 $27,087,695 $37,760,057

Kingdom Come Apr 11, 2001 Fox Searchlight PG $23,247,539 $32,406,905

Josie and the Pussycats Apr 11, 2001 Universal PG-13 $14,252,830 $19,868,346

Freddy Got Fingered Apr 20, 2001 20th Century Fox R $14,249,005 $19,863,012

The Rat Apr 20, 2001 Not Rated $2,501 $3,487

Sordid Lives May 11, 2001 Regent Releasing R $1,111,273 $1,491,597

About Adam May 11, 2001 Miramax R $151,559 $198,923

The Animal Jun 1, 2001 Sony Pictures PG-13 $55,762,229 $77,732,154

What's the Worst That Could Happen? Jun 1, 2001 MGM PG-13 $32,267,774 $44,981,048

Nuit de Noces Jun 1, 2001 Seville Not Rated $1,238,180 $1,726,016

Evolution Jun 8, 2001 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $38,311,134 $53,405,453

Doctor Dolittle 2 Jun 22, 2001 20th Century Fox PG $112,950,721 $157,452,509

The Closet Jun 29, 2001 Miramax R $6,671,454 $9,299,959

Pootie Tang Jun 29, 2001 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $3,293,258 $4,590,781

Cats & Dogs Jul 4, 2001 Warner Bros. PG $93,375,151 $130,164,305

Scary Movie 2 Jul 4, 2001 Miramax/Dimension R $71,277,420 $99,360,222

Legally Blonde Jul 13, 2001 MGM PG-13 $96,493,426 $134,511,150

Made Jul 13, 2001 Artisan R $5,308,707 $7,400,299

Ghost World Jul 20, 2001 MGM R $6,217,849 $8,640,260

101 Reykjavík Jul 25, 2001 Not Rated $109,277 $152,332

Pane e tulipani Jul 27, 2001 First Look PG-13 $5,311,177 $7,384,567

Greenfingers Jul 27, 2001 IDP Distribution R $1,439,287 $2,006,356

The Princess Diaries Aug 3, 2001 Walt Disney G $108,244,774 $150,890,261

American Pie 2 Aug 10, 2001 Universal R $145,096,820 $202,263,945

Osmosis Jones Aug 10, 2001 Warner Bros. PG $13,596,911 $18,953,997

Rat Race Aug 17, 2001 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $56,607,223 $78,910,068

Lisa Picard is Famous Aug 22, 2001 PG-13 $113,433 $156,853

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Aug 24, 2001 Miramax/Dimension R $30,059,386 $41,902,575

Summer Catch Aug 24, 2001 Warner Bros. PG-13 $19,693,891 $27,453,145

The Curse of the Jade Scorpion Aug 24, 2001 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $7,496,522 $10,450,100

Bubble Boy Aug 24, 2001 Walt Disney PG-13 $5,002,310 $6,973,182

Tortilla Soup Aug 24, 2001 IDP Distribution PG-13 $4,447,014 $6,199,110

Zoolander Sep 28, 2001 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $45,172,250 $62,955,296

Born Romantic Sep 28, 2001 MGM R $14,597 $20,348

Max Keeble's Big Move Oct 5, 2001 Walt Disney PG $17,292,381 $24,096,597

La Ciénaga Oct 5, 2001 Not Rated $103,215 $142,572

Bandits Oct 12, 2001 MGM PG-13 $41,523,271 $57,878,791

Corky Romano Oct 12, 2001 Walt Disney PG-13 $23,978,402 $33,414,221

Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain Nov 2, 2001 Miramax R $33,201,661 $45,674,855

The Wash Nov 14, 2001 Lionsgate R $10,097,096 $14,071,389

Novocaine Nov 16, 2001 Artisan R $2,025,238 $2,821,322

Black Knight Nov 21, 2001 20th Century Fox PG-13 $33,422,806 $46,525,152

Out Cold Nov 21, 2001 Walt Disney PG-13 $13,906,394 $19,369,319

The Sidewalks of New York Nov 21, 2001 Paramount Vantage R $2,402,459 $3,346,125

Not Another Teen Movie Dec 14, 2001 Sony Pictures R $37,882,551 $52,596,926

How High Dec 21, 2001 Universal R $31,155,435 $43,017,337

Joe Somebody Dec 21, 2001 20th Century Fox PG $22,770,864 $31,498,237

Gosford Park Dec 26, 2001 USA Films R $41,300,105 $56,104,559

Orange County Jan 11, 2002 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $41,059,716 $55,722,841

Snow Dogs Jan 18, 2002 Walt Disney PG $81,150,692 $110,202,920

Italian for Beginners Jan 18, 2002 Miramax R $4,447,186 $6,039,290

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist Jan 25, 2002 20th Century Fox PG-13 $16,033,556 $21,773,623

Slackers Feb 1, 2002 Sony Pictures R $4,814,244 $6,537,757

The Singles Ward Feb 1, 2002 Halestorm Entertainment PG $1,250,798 $1,698,591

Big Fat Liar Feb 8, 2002 Universal PG $47,811,275 $64,927,875

Super Troopers Feb 15, 2002 Fox Searchlight R $18,492,362 $25,107,195

Monsoon Wedding Feb 22, 2002 USA Films R $13,876,974 $18,844,981

All About the Benjamins Mar 8, 2002 New Line R $25,482,931 $34,605,911

Men with Brooms Mar 8, 2002 Artisan R $4,239,767 $5,757,617

Wetonkawa Flash Mar 8, 2002 Indican Pictures Not Rated $5,030 $6,833

Showtime Mar 15, 2002 Warner Bros. PG-13 $37,948,765 $51,534,553

Sorority Boys Mar 22, 2002 Walt Disney R $10,198,766 $13,849,956

Son of the Bride Mar 22, 2002 Sony Pictures Classics R $624,153 $847,599

National Lampoon's Van Wilder Apr 5, 2002 Artisan R $21,305,259 $28,525,309

Big Trouble Apr 5, 2002 Walt Disney PG-13 $7,262,288 $9,862,216

American Chai Apr 5, 2002 Magic Lamp R $125,996 $171,103

Human Nature Apr 12, 2002 Fine Line R $705,308 $945,001

Spooky House Apr 19, 2002 PG $65,875 $88,826

The New Guy May 10, 2002 Sony Pictures PG-13 $28,972,187 $39,344,329

The Importance of Being Earnest May 22, 2002 Miramax PG $8,378,141 $11,377,546

Bartleby May 24, 2002 Outrider Pictures PG-13 $141,367 $191,979

Undercover Brother May 31, 2002 Universal PG-13 $38,230,435 $51,917,060

The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood Jun 7, 2002 Warner Bros. PG-13 $69,586,544 $94,498,767

Cherish Jun 7, 2002 Fine Line R $160,268 $217,646

The Producers Jun 7, 2002 Not Rated $111,866 $151,788

30 Years to Life Jun 7, 2002 R $99,023 $130,193

Scooby-Doo Jun 14, 2002 Warner Bros. PG $153,294,164 $208,165,878

Juwanna Man Jun 21, 2002 Warner Bros. PG-13 $13,571,817 $18,430,574

Mr. Deeds Jun 28, 2002 Sony Pictures PG-13 $126,293,452 $171,384,544

Like Mike Jul 3, 2002 20th Century Fox PG $51,432,423 $69,845,404

Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course Jul 12, 2002 MGM PG $28,436,931 $38,617,447

My Wife is an Actress (Ma Femme est une Actrice) Jul 12, 2002 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,056,063 $1,432,374

Eight Legged Freaks Jul 17, 2002 Warner Bros. PG-13 $17,266,505 $23,447,975

Stuart Little 2 Jul 19, 2002 Sony Pictures PG $64,956,806 $87,911,863

Tadpole Jul 19, 2002 Miramax PG-13 $2,891,288 $3,910,323

Austin Powers in Goldmember Jul 25, 2002 New Line PG-13 $213,117,789 $289,362,239

The Master of Disguise Aug 2, 2002 Sony Pictures PG $40,363,530 $54,813,810

Full Frontal Aug 2, 2002 Miramax R $2,512,846 $3,403,762

Manna From Heaven Aug 2, 2002 Five Sisters Productions PG $505,675 $661,111

The Good Girl Aug 7, 2002 Fox Searchlight R $14,018,296 $19,033,489

The Château Aug 9, 2002 IFC Films R $301,175 $408,994

The Adventures of Pluto Nash Aug 16, 2002 Warner Bros. PG-13 $4,411,102 $5,990,293

Mostly Martha (Drei Sterne) Aug 16, 2002 Paramount Vantage PG $4,160,475 $5,648,514

Simone Aug 23, 2002 New Line PG-13 $9,680,913 $13,146,712

Barbershop Sep 13, 2002 MGM PG-13 $75,781,642 $102,884,345

Stealing Harvard Sep 13, 2002 Sony Pictures PG-13 $13,973,532 $18,976,105

Igby Goes Down Sep 13, 2002 MGM R $4,777,465 $6,483,055

The Banger Sisters Sep 20, 2002 20th Century Fox R $30,306,281 $41,156,031

Sweet Home Alabama Sep 27, 2002 Walt Disney PG-13 $127,214,072 $172,668,019

The Man from Elysian Fields Sep 27, 2002 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $1,431,625 $1,940,727

Punch-Drunk Love Oct 11, 2002 Sony Pictures R $17,791,031 $24,160,285

Real Women Have Curves Oct 18, 2002 Newmarket Films PG-13 $5,853,194 $7,911,997

Jackass: The Movie Oct 25, 2002 Paramount Pictures R $64,282,312 $87,266,769

All the Queen's Men Oct 25, 2002 Strand PG-13 $22,723 $30,858

The Santa Clause 2 Nov 1, 2002 Walt Disney G $139,225,854 $188,882,600

Besotted Nov 1, 2002 Artistic License Not Rated $656 $892

Good Housekeeping Nov 20, 2002 R $0 $0

Friday After Next Nov 22, 2002 New Line R $33,253,609 $45,107,343

The 4th Tenor Nov 22, 2002 PG-13 $2,152 $2,919

Analyze That Dec 6, 2002 Warner Bros. R $32,122,249 $43,411,064

Adaptation Dec 6, 2002 Sony Pictures R $22,498,520 $29,640,260

Drumline Dec 13, 2002 20th Century Fox PG-13 $56,398,162 $75,832,423

The Hot Chick Dec 13, 2002 Walt Disney PG-13 $35,081,550 $47,156,976

Kangaroo Jack Jan 17, 2003 Warner Bros. PG $66,723,216 $87,304,507

Da wan Jan 17, 2003 Sony Pictures Classics PG $646 $694

The Guru Jan 31, 2003 Universal R $3,051,221 $3,992,395

The R.M. Jan 31, 2003 Halestone PG $1,111,615 $1,454,498

Chaos Jan 31, 2003 New Yorker Not Rated $204,274 $267,282

Old School Feb 21, 2003 Dreamworks SKG R $75,155,000 $98,337,141

Bringing Down the House Mar 7, 2003 Walt Disney PG-13 $132,675,402 $173,600,151

Agent Cody Banks Mar 14, 2003 MGM PG $47,545,060 $62,210,701

Piglet's Big Movie Mar 21, 2003 Walt Disney G $23,103,423 $30,190,840

View from the Top Mar 21, 2003 Miramax PG-13 $15,614,000 $20,430,256

Boat Trip Mar 21, 2003 Artisan R $8,586,376 $11,234,910

Head of State Mar 28, 2003 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $37,788,228 $49,444,295

Ek Aur Ek Gyarah Mar 28, 2003 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $132,498 $173,367

Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie Mar 28, 2003 Warner Bros. PG-13 $0 $0

What a Girl Wants Apr 4, 2003 Warner Bros. PG $35,990,505 $47,092,057

The Man Without a Past Apr 4, 2003 Sony Pictures Classics PG-13 $921,547 $1,205,805

Anger Management Apr 11, 2003 Sony Pictures PG-13 $135,560,942 $177,375,761

A Mighty Wind Apr 16, 2003 Warner Bros. PG-13 $17,583,468 $23,007,224

Chasing Papi Apr 16, 2003 20th Century Fox PG $6,126,237 $8,015,924

Malibu's Most Wanted Apr 18, 2003 Warner Bros. PG-13 $34,308,901 $44,891,749

It Runs in the Family Apr 25, 2003 MGM PG-13 $7,375,836 $9,637,217

The Lizzie McGuire Movie May 2, 2003 Walt Disney PG $42,734,455 $55,835,329

18 ans après May 2, 2003 Not Rated $25,611 $33,509

Daddy Day Care May 9, 2003 Sony Pictures PG $104,148,781 $136,274,273

Almost Salinas May 9, 2003 PG $120,011 $157,027

L'auberge espagnole May 16, 2003 Fox Searchlight R $3,895,664 $5,097,311

Bruce Almighty May 23, 2003 Universal PG-13 $242,704,995 $317,564,216

The In-Laws May 23, 2003 Warner Bros. PG-13 $20,440,627 $26,745,696

Mambo Italiano Jun 6, 2003 Goldwyn Entertainment R $3,031,801 $3,966,982

Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd Jun 13, 2003 New Line PG-13 $26,214,846 $34,301,018

Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde Jul 2, 2003 MGM PG $90,639,088 $117,982,097

Grande Seduction, La Jul 11, 2003 Odeon Films Not Rated $9,351,407 $12,185,032

Johnny English Jul 18, 2003 Universal PG $28,013,509 $36,654,494

The Anarchist Cookbook Jul 18, 2003 Innovation Film Group R $14,369 $18,802

Camp Jul 25, 2003 IFC Films PG-13 $1,629,862 $2,130,371

Buffalo Soldiers Jul 25, 2003 Miramax R $353,743 $462,859

American Wedding Aug 1, 2003 Universal R $104,354,205 $136,543,062

Freaky Friday Aug 6, 2003 Walt Disney PG $110,222,438 $144,219,803

Le Divorce Aug 8, 2003 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $9,074,550 $11,873,661

Uptown Girls Aug 15, 2003 MGM PG-13 $37,095,657 $48,538,096

The Medallion Aug 22, 2003 Sony Pictures PG-13 $22,108,977 $28,928,661

Marci X Aug 22, 2003 Paramount Pictures R $1,646,664 $2,154,593

The Battle of Shaker Heights Aug 22, 2003 Miramax PG-13 $280,351 $365,425

Babí léto Aug 22, 2003 First Look PG-13 $92,490 $120,938

Party Monster Aug 29, 2003 ContentFilm R $742,898 $971,480

Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star Sep 5, 2003 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $22,734,486 $29,747,115

Matchstick Men Sep 12, 2003 Warner Bros. PG-13 $36,873,198 $48,247,019

The Fighting Temptations Sep 19, 2003 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $30,238,577 $39,565,896

Mambo Italiano (US Release) Sep 19, 2003 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $6,250,949 $8,179,105

Bubba Ho-Tep Sep 19, 2003 Vitagraph Films R $1,239,183 $1,548,941

Pere et Fils Sep 19, 2003 Odeon Films Not Rated $634,968 $828,276

Under the Tuscan Sun Sep 26, 2003 Walt Disney PG-13 $43,601,508 $57,040,163

Duplex Sep 26, 2003 Miramax PG-13 $9,652,000 $12,629,231

The School of Rock Oct 3, 2003 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $81,261,177 $106,283,555

The Work and the Story Oct 3, 2003 Off-Hollywood Distribution Not Rated $16,137 $20,814

Good Boy! Oct 10, 2003 MGM PG $37,667,746 $49,269,634

Pieces of April Oct 17, 2003 MGM PG-13 $2,528,664 $3,264,085

Nine Dead Gay Guys Oct 17, 2003 TLA Releasing R $25,688 $33,525

Scary Movie 3 Oct 24, 2003 Miramax/Dimension PG-13 $110,000,082 $143,913,892

The Singing Detective Oct 24, 2003 Paramount Pictures R $336,456 $439,891

Elf Nov 7, 2003 New Line PG $173,398,518 $226,765,756

Martin and Orloff Nov 7, 2003 Spit and Glue Not Rated $34,222 $43,995

Looney Tunes: Back in Action Nov 14, 2003 Warner Bros. PG $20,950,820 $27,402,933

The Cat in the Hat Nov 21, 2003 Universal PG $101,018,283 $132,116,149

The Haunted Mansion Nov 26, 2003 Walt Disney PG $75,817,994 $99,000,020

Pride and Prejudice Dec 5, 2003 Excel Entertainment PG $377,271 $481,085

Stuck On You Dec 12, 2003 20th Century Fox PG-13 $33,832,741 $44,145,094

Calendar Girls Dec 19, 2003 Walt Disney PG-13 $31,011,616 $39,664,939

Annie Brocoli dans les fonds marins Dec 19, 2003 Not Rated $374,360 $486,710

Cheaper by the Dozen Dec 25, 2003 20th Century Fox PG $138,614,544 $179,361,390

My Baby's Daddy Jan 9, 2004 Miramax PG-13 $17,321,573 $22,007,601

The Home Teachers Jan 9, 2004 Halestorm Entertainment PG $202,268 $256,985

Teacher's Pet: The Movie Jan 16, 2004 Walt Disney PG $6,491,969 $8,247,464

The Perfect Score Jan 30, 2004 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $10,387,706 $13,197,903

The Big Bounce Jan 30, 2004 Warner Bros. PG-13 $6,471,394 $8,222,106

Barbershop 2: Back in Business Feb 6, 2004 MGM PG-13 $65,070,412 $82,674,000

Un couple épatant Feb 6, 2004 Magnolia Pictures Not Rated $47,602 $60,477

The Seagull's Laughter Feb 13, 2004 Cinema Guild Not Rated $72,527 $92,147

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen Feb 20, 2004 Walt Disney PG $29,331,068 $37,229,233

Eurotrip Feb 20, 2004 Dreamworks SKG R $17,718,223 $22,511,559

Welcome to Mooseport Feb 20, 2004 20th Century Fox PG-13 $14,469,428 $18,383,866

The Best Two Years Feb 20, 2004 Halestorm Entertainment PG $1,163,450 $1,478,199

Kitchen Stories Feb 20, 2004 IFC Films PG $349,315 $443,812

Club Dread Feb 27, 2004 Fox Searchlight R $5,001,655 $6,354,756

Goodbye, Lenin! Feb 27, 2004 Sony Pictures Classics R $4,063,859 $5,163,263

Starsky & Hutch Mar 5, 2004 Warner Bros. PG-13 $88,200,225 $112,061,157

Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London Mar 12, 2004 MGM PG $23,514,247 $29,875,588

Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself Mar 12, 2004 ThinkFilm R $233,053 $296,104

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Mar 19, 2004 Focus Features R $34,366,518 $43,663,741

Bon Voyage Mar 19, 2004 Sony Pictures PG-13 $2,353,728 $2,990,484

Intermission Mar 19, 2004 IFC Films R $889,857 $1,130,590

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed Mar 26, 2004 Warner Bros. PG $84,185,387 $106,960,177

The Ladykillers Mar 26, 2004 Walt Disney R $39,692,139 $50,430,111

Jersey Girl Mar 26, 2004 Miramax PG-13 $25,266,129 $32,101,412

Two Men Went to War Mar 26, 2004 Indican Pictures PG $150,208 $190,764

Home on the Range Apr 2, 2004 Walt Disney PG $50,026,353 $63,560,049

Shaolin Soccer Apr 2, 2004 Miramax PG-13 $488,872 $621,124

Johnson Family Vacation Apr 7, 2004 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $31,203,964 $39,641,498

Ella Enchanted Apr 9, 2004 Miramax PG $22,913,677 $29,112,546

The Whole Ten Yards Apr 9, 2004 Warner Bros. PG-13 $16,323,969 $20,740,112

Showboy Apr 9, 2004 Regent Releasing Not Rated $34,646 $44,018

Connie & Carla Apr 16, 2004 Universal PG-13 $8,047,525 $10,224,635

Dans une galaxie près de chez vous - Le film Apr 16, 2004 Distributor Unknown Not Rated $2,164,047 $2,749,491

13 Going On 30 Apr 23, 2004 Sony Pictures PG-13 $57,139,723 $72,597,815

Mean Girls Apr 30, 2004 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $86,047,227 $109,325,702

Envy Apr 30, 2004 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $13,548,322 $17,213,566

Los novios búlgaros Apr 30, 2004 TLA Releasing Not Rated $249,530 $317,036

Jake's Booty Call Apr 30, 2004 R $0 $0

The Karate Dog May 5, 2004 Distributor Unknown PG $0 $0

New York Minute May 7, 2004 Warner Bros. PG $14,018,364 $17,810,776

Wasabi Tuna May 7, 2004 Indican Pictures R $51,036 $62,284

A Foreign Affair May 7, 2004 Innovation Film Group PG-13 $27,516 $34,961

Off the Lip May 7, 2004 Hannover House R $14,773 $18,770

A Day Without a Mexican May 14, 2004 Televisa Cine R $4,180,870 $5,311,927

Coffee and Cigarettes May 14, 2004 MGM R $1,971,135 $2,504,389

Justice May 14, 2004 Jujitsu Films Not Rated $39,895 $50,685

My Mother Likes Women May 21, 2004 Norador Productions Not Rated $81,883 $104,038

Raising Helen May 28, 2004 Walt Disney PG-13 $37,485,528 $47,626,541

Soul Plane May 28, 2004 MGM R $13,922,211 $17,688,607

Saved! May 28, 2004 MGM PG-13 $8,886,160 $11,290,148

How to Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass May 28, 2004 Sony Pictures Classics R $365,248 $464,058

Garfield Jun 11, 2004 20th Century Fox PG $75,367,693 $95,757,024

The Stepford Wives Jun 11, 2004 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $59,475,623 $75,565,647

Napoleon Dynamite Jun 11, 2004 Fox Searchlight PG $44,540,956 $56,585,534

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story Jun 18, 2004 20th Century Fox PG-13 $114,326,736 $145,252,320

Seducing Doctor Lewis Jun 18, 2004 WellSpring Not Rated $489,338 $620,935

White Chicks Jun 23, 2004 Sony Pictures PG-13 $69,148,997 $87,855,971

Ha-Kochavim Shel Shlomi Jul 2, 2004 Strand Not Rated $107,063 $136,024

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy Jul 9, 2004 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $84,136,909 $106,898,588

Sleepover Jul 9, 2004 MGM PG $9,408,183 $11,953,389

Camping Sauvage Jul 16, 2004 Alliance Films Not Rated $3,479,302 $4,420,562

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle Jul 30, 2004 New Line R $18,225,165 $23,155,643

She Hate Me Jul 30, 2004 Sony Pictures R $365,134 $463,916

Last Life in the Universe Aug 6, 2004 R $31,747 $40,334

Danny Deckchair Aug 11, 2004 Lionsgate PG-13 $159,279 $202,371

Without a Paddle Aug 20, 2004 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $58,156,435 $73,887,657

Bright Young Things Aug 20, 2004 ThinkFilm R $933,637 $1,183,823

Super Babies: Baby Geniuses 2 Aug 27, 2004 Sony Pictures PG $9,109,322 $11,573,683

Chooch Aug 27, 2004 Artistic License R $30,792 $39,119

My Wife Maurice Aug 27, 2004 TLA Releasing Not Rated $3,657 $4,647

The Cookout Sep 3, 2004 Lionsgate PG-13 $11,540,112 $14,662,074

Remember Me, My Love Sep 3, 2004 IDP Distribution Not Rated $223,878 $284,442

Mr. 3000 Sep 17, 2004 Walt Disney PG-13 $21,800,302 $27,697,971

A Dirty Shame Sep 17, 2004 Fine Line NC-17 $1,339,668 $1,702,094

National Lampoon's Gold Diggers Sep 17, 2004 P&A Releasing PG-13 $392,000 $498,048

Cowboys and Angels Sep 17, 2004 TLA Releasing PG $33,700 $42,819

Merci Docteur Rey Sep 17, 2004 Regent Releasing Not Rated $19,590 $24,893

Shaun of the Dead Sep 24, 2004 Focus/Rogue Pictures R $13,542,874 $17,106,924

The Last Shot Sep 24, 2004 Walt Disney R $463,730 $589,186

Hollywood Buddha Sep 24, 2004 Artistic License Not Rated $72,115 $86,222

The Raspberry Reich Sep 24, 2004 Strand Not Rated $31,211 $39,560

I Heart Huckabees Oct 1, 2004 Fox Searchlight R $12,784,713 $16,235,932

Vodka Lemon Oct 8, 2004 New Yorker Not Rated $63,672 $73,519

Team America: World Police Oct 15, 2004 Paramount Pictures R $32,774,834 $41,640,461

Hair Show Oct 15, 2004 Innovation Film Group PG-13 $302,990 $384,961

Eulogy Oct 15, 2004 Artisan R $70,527 $89,607

Sex is Comedy Oct 20, 2004 IFC Films Not Rated $40,274 $51,048

Surviving Christmas Oct 22, 2004 Dreamworks SKG PG-13 $11,198,345 $14,227,848

A Fish Without a Bicycle Oct 22, 2004 Newmark/Echelon Ent. R $26,642 $33,848

Stella Street Oct 22, 2004 Strand R $2,574 $3,266

800 balas Oct 29, 2004 TLA Releasing R $866 $1,097

Alfie Nov 5, 2004 Paramount Pictures R $13,395,939 $17,019,582

Baptists At Our Barbecue Nov 5, 2004 Film Movement PG $173,106 $218,356

Cachorro Nov 5, 2004 TLA Releasing R $99,261 $124,796

Fear and Trembling Nov 19, 2004 Cinema Guild Not Rated $126,071 $156,127

You, I Love (Ya lyublu tebya) Nov 19, 2004 Picture This Entertainment Not Rated $60,674 $75,334

Christmas with the Kranks Nov 24, 2004 Sony Pictures PG $73,701,902 $93,615,805

Hulchul Nov 26, 2004 Not Rated $108,952 $138,430

Straight-Jacket Nov 26, 2004 Regent Releasing Not Rated $45,463 $56,619

Dopo mezzanotte Dec 3, 2004 Avatar Not Rated $50,469 $62,946

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Dec 10, 2004 Walt Disney R $24,006,726 $30,136,123

The Green Butchers Dec 10, 2004 Newmarket Films R $2,483 $3,156

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events Dec 17, 2004 Paramount Pictures PG $118,627,117 $149,767,657

Spanglish Dec 17, 2004 Sony Pictures PG-13 $42,044,321 $52,980,869

Meet the Fockers Dec 22, 2004 Universal PG-13 $279,167,575 $350,064,680

Fat Albert Dec 25, 2004 20th Century Fox PG $48,114,556 $60,544,791

In Good Company Dec 29, 2004 Universal PG-13 $45,489,752 $56,001,768

Racing Stripes Jan 14, 2005 Warner Bros. PG $49,772,522 $60,543,592

El abrazo partido Jan 28, 2005 New Yorker Not Rated $189,836 $233,670

Sons of Provo Feb 4, 2005 Halestorm Entertainment PG $120,488 $148,308

Blackball Feb 9, 2005 First Look R $48,000 $59,080

Uncle Nino Feb 11, 2005 Lange PG $175,000 $215,405

A Tale of Two Pizzas Feb 11, 2005 Cockeyed Caravan PG $14,305 $17,610

All Babes Want to Kill Me Feb 16, 2005 High Cotton Films PG-13 $11,975 $14,739

Because of Winn-Dixie Feb 18, 2005 20th Century Fox PG $32,647,042 $40,183,052

Son of the Mask Feb 18, 2005 New Line PG $17,018,422 $20,938,222

Schultze Gets the Blues Feb 18, 2005 Paramount Vantage PG $595,071 $732,468

Bigger Than the Sky Feb 18, 2005 MGM PG-13 $20,149 $24,798

Man of the House Feb 25, 2005 Sony Pictures PG-13 $19,699,706 $23,532,446

Up & Down Feb 25, 2005 Sony Pictures Classics R $244,105 $300,467

One More Round Feb 25, 2005 Silver Plane Films Not Rated $10,629 $6,138

Sex Sells: The Making of Touche Feb 25, 2005 HB Filmworks R $2,386 $2,935

The Pacifier Mar 4, 2005 Walt Disney PG $113,006,880 $139,098,948

Be Cool Mar 4, 2005 MGM PG-13 $55,849,401 $68,694,380

Night of Henna Mar 4, 2005 Illuminare Not Rated $17,064 $18,526

Millions Mar 11, 2005 Fox Searchlight PG $6,584,159 $8,103,125

The Boys from County Clare Mar 11, 2005 First Look R $140,872 $173,399

Mail Order Wife Mar 11, 2005 First Independent/Dada Films R $62,387 $76,793

Ice Princess Mar 18, 2005 Walt Disney G $24,381,334 $30,010,720

Melinda and Melinda Mar 18, 2005 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $3,826,280 $4,708,586

Eating Out Mar 18, 2005 Ariztical Entertainment Not Rated $155,212 $191,048

The Helix... Loaded Mar 18, 2005 Romar R $3,700 $4,553

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous Mar 24, 2005 Warner Bros. PG-13 $48,478,006 $59,663,928

Guess Who Mar 25, 2005 Sony Pictures PG-13 $68,915,888 $83,654,104

Nina's Tragedies Mar 25, 2005 WellSpring Not Rated $238,487 $293,547

Beauty Shop Mar 30, 2005 MGM PG-13 $36,351,350 $44,693,733

Fever Pitch Apr 8, 2005 20th Century Fox PG-13 $42,071,069 $51,784,824

A Hole in My Heart Apr 8, 2005 Newmarket Films Not Rated $3,306 $4,071

Winning Girls Through Psychic Mind Control Apr 14, 2005 Psychic Girls Not Rated $11,089 $13,650

A Wake in Providence Apr 15, 2005 Indican Pictures R $403,069 $495,587

Down and Derby Apr 15, 2005 Freestyle Releasing PG $231,609 $283,843

Torremolinos 73 Apr 15, 2005 First Run Features Not Rated $87,385 $107,564

Never Been Thawed Apr 15, 2005 Indican Pictures R $47,219 $57,621

A Lot Like Love Apr 22, 2005 Walt Disney PG-13 $21,835,784 $26,877,435

King's Ransom Apr 22, 2005 New Line PG-13 $4,008,527 $4,932,055

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Apr 29, 2005 Walt Disney PG $51,019,112 $62,798,877

Funny Ha Ha Apr 29, 2005 Goodbye Cruel Releasing Not Rated $77,070 $94,861

Grand Role, Le May 6, 2005 First Run Features Not Rated $36,407 $43,766

Jiminy Glick in La La Wood May 6, 2005 MGM R $36,039 $36,039

Monster-in-Law May 13, 2005 New Line PG-13 $82,931,301 $102,079,242

Kicking and Screaming May 13, 2005 Universal PG $52,842,724 $64,721,260

Sex, Politics & Cocktails May 20, 2005 Regent Releasing Not Rated $22,770 $28,025

The Longest Yard May 27, 2005 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $158,119,460 $194,622,093

Saving Face May 27, 2005 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,187,266 $1,460,234

Sequins May 27, 2005 New Yorker Not Rated $25,880 $31,852

Après vous... Jun 3, 2005 Paramount Vantage R $830,292 $1,016,982

The Honeymooners Jun 10, 2005 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $12,834,849 $15,797,303

5×2 Jun 10, 2005 ThinkFilm R $128,752 $157,177

The Talent Given Us Jun 17, 2005 Vitagraph Films Not Rated $66,014 $80,612

Herbie: Fully Loaded Jun 22, 2005 Walt Disney G $66,010,682 $81,251,835

Bewitched Jun 24, 2005 Sony Pictures PG-13 $63,313,159 $76,625,826

Drivers Wanted Jun 24, 2005 Indican Pictures Not Rated $25,189 $25,777

Rebound Jul 1, 2005 20th Century Fox PG $16,809,014 $20,689,197

The Wedding Crashers Jul 15, 2005 New Line R $209,218,368 $257,524,637

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Jul 15, 2005 Warner Bros. PG $206,459,076 $254,125,002

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (IMAX) Jul 15, 2005 Warner Bros. PG $14,000,000 $2,707,958

The Reception Jul 15, 2005 Strand Not Rated $18,389 $22,100

The Bad News Bears Jul 22, 2005 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $32,868,349 $40,453,371

The Aristocrats Jul 29, 2005 ThinkFilm Not Rated $6,377,461 $7,849,311

The Dukes of Hazzard Aug 5, 2005 Warner Bros. PG-13 $80,270,227 $98,803,756

Saint Ralph Aug 5, 2005 Samuel Goldwyn Films PG-13 $795,126 $978,715

Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo Aug 12, 2005 Sony Pictures R $22,400,154 $27,405,118

Pretty Persuasion Aug 12, 2005 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $305,688 $376,266

The 40 Year-old Virgin Aug 19, 2005 Universal R $109,449,237 $134,466,619

No Entry Aug 26, 2005 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $678,000 $834,541

Dirty Deeds Aug 26, 2005 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $152,665 $187,916

Formula 17 Aug 26, 2005 Strand Not Rated $15,427 $18,991

Margaret Cho: Assassin Sep 2, 2005 Regent Releasing Not Rated $39,652 $48,808

The Man Sep 9, 2005 New Line PG-13 $8,330,720 $10,250,846

Salaam Namaste Sep 9, 2005 Yash Raj Films Not Rated $1,411,065 $1,736,865

Mobsters and Mormons Sep 9, 2005 Halestorm Entertainment PG $409,604 $501,141

Cote d'Azur Sep 9, 2005 Strand Not Rated $141,039 $172,838

Thumbsucker Sep 16, 2005 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,328,679 $1,631,021

The Thing About My Folks Sep 16, 2005 Picturehouse PG-13 $815,101 $1,003,300

Garcon Stupide Sep 16, 2005 Picture This Entertainment Not Rated $151,702 $185,936

Roll Bounce Sep 23, 2005 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $17,380,866 $21,391,597

Dorian Blues Sep 23, 2005 TLA Releasing Not Rated $71,469 $87,689

Dirty Love Sep 23, 2005 First Look R $35,657 $43,892

Screen Door Jesus Sep 30, 2005 Indican Pictures R $43,124 $52,524

My Big Fat Independent Movie Sep 30, 2005 Big Fat Movies R $4,655 $5,728

Waiting... Oct 7, 2005 Lionsgate R $16,124,543 $19,818,678

CSA: The Confederate States of America Oct 7, 2005 IFC Films PG-13 $672,156 $810,051

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Oct 21, 2005 Warner Bros. R $4,235,837 $5,213,239

El Vacilón: The Movie Oct 21, 2005 Freestyle Releasing R $1,693,256 $2,084,215

National Lampoon's Barely Legal Oct 21, 2005 Sony Pictures R $26,511 $32,373

Shaadi No. 1 Nov 3, 2005 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $336,772 $414,533

Christmas in the Clouds Nov 4, 2005 Slowhand Cinema PG $279,225 $274,903

I Love Your Work Nov 4, 2005 ThinkFilm R $3,264 $3,172

Pledge This! Nov 4, 2005 Freestyle Releasing R $0 $0

Ellie Parker Nov 11, 2005 Strand Not Rated $34,410 $42,156

Cape of Good Hope Nov 11, 2005 Artistic License PG-13 $25,325 $31,173

Duane Hopwood Nov 11, 2005 IFC Films R $13,510 $16,632

The Syrian Bride Nov 16, 2005 Koch Lorber Films Not Rated $380,505 $454,204

Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena Nov 18, 2005 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $90,869 $96,006

Yours, Mine and Ours Nov 23, 2005 Paramount Pictures PG $53,359,917 $65,622,621

Just Friends Nov 23, 2005 New Line PG-13 $32,596,916 $40,096,357

In the Mix Nov 23, 2005 Lionsgate PG-13 $10,223,896 $12,438,482

Home Delivery Dec 2, 2005 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $58,499 $72,004

The Kid & I Dec 2, 2005 Slowhand Cinema PG-13 $0 $0

Mrs. Henderson Presents Dec 9, 2005 Weinstein Co. R $11,036,366 $13,303,992

Go For Zucker Dec 9, 2005 First Run Features Not Rated $87,490 $105,758

The Family Stone Dec 16, 2005 20th Century Fox PG-13 $60,062,868 $73,568,214

Hoodwinked Dec 16, 2005 Weinstein Co. PG $51,386,611 $63,251,226

Bluff Master Dec 16, 2005 UTV Communications Not Rated $718,956 $881,266

A Halfway House Christmas Dec 16, 2005 Lumpy Rock Not Rated $12,405 $9,294

Fun With Dick And Jane Dec 21, 2005 Sony Pictures PG-13 $110,550,000 $134,866,105

Cheaper by the Dozen 2 Dec 21, 2005 20th Century Fox PG $82,571,173 $100,900,310

The Ringer Dec 23, 2005 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $35,428,675 $43,241,113

Rumor Has It Dec 25, 2005 Warner Bros. PG-13 $42,996,140 $52,499,113

Grandma's Boy Jan 6, 2006 20th Century Fox R $6,090,172 $7,333,787

Last Holiday Jan 13, 2006 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $38,399,961 $46,207,927

Film Geek Jan 13, 2006 First Run Features Not Rated $17,341 $20,885

Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World Jan 20, 2006 Warner Independent PG-13 $887,416 $1,068,961

Big Momma's House 2 Jan 27, 2006 20th Century Fox PG-13 $70,165,972 $84,517,743

Nanny McPhee Jan 27, 2006 Universal PG $47,279,279 $56,765,118

Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story Jan 27, 2006 Picturehouse R $1,253,413 $1,502,658

Suits on the Loose Feb 3, 2006 Halestone PG $79,470 $95,595

The Pink Panther Feb 10, 2006 Sony Pictures PG $82,226,474 $99,048,377

Curious George Feb 10, 2006 Universal G $58,640,119 $70,271,070

Pucked Feb 10, 2006 R $0 $0

Date Movie Feb 17, 2006 20th Century Fox PG-13 $48,548,426 $58,478,242

Madea's Family Reunion Feb 24, 2006 Lionsgate PG-13 $63,257,940 $76,167,441

Aquamarine Mar 3, 2006 20th Century Fox PG $18,597,342 $22,400,033

Doing Time for Patsy Cline Mar 3, 2006 Oilrag Productions Not Rated $831 $1,002

The Shaggy Dog Mar 10, 2006 Walt Disney PG $61,123,569 $73,615,404

Malamaal Weekly Mar 10, 2006 Rainbow Releasing Not Rated $204,612 $246,468

Temporada de patos Mar 10, 2006 Warner Independent R $147,551 $176,704

Game 6 Mar 10, 2006 Kindred Media Group R $129,664 $155,796

Church Ball Mar 17, 2006 Halestone PG $464,991 $560,119

Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector Mar 24, 2006 Lionsgate PG-13 $15,680,099 $18,858,504

Lonesome Jim Mar 24, 2006 IFC Films R $154,187 $185,596

ATL Mar 31, 2006 Warner Bros. PG-13 $21,170,563 $25,489,024

The Benchwarmers Apr 7, 2006 Sony Pictures PG-13 $59,843,754 $69,446,210

Friends with Money Apr 7, 2006 Sony Pictures Classics R $13,368,437 $16,103,356

When Do We Eat? Apr 7, 2006 ThinkFilm R $431,513 $516,077

I Am a Sex Addict Apr 7, 2006 IFC First Take Not Rated $115,694 $135,968

Kalamazoo? Apr 7, 2006 Reel Source PG-13 $53,609 $64,580

The Surfer King Apr 7, 2006 Movin' Picture Studios PG-13 $1,990 $2,399

Scary Movie 4 Apr 14, 2006 Weinstein/Dimension PG-13 $90,710,620 $109,268,216

Kinky Boots Apr 14, 2006 Miramax PG-13 $1,822,428 $2,195,258

Preaching to the Choir Apr 14, 2006 Innovation Film Group PG-13 $405,191 $479,341

On the One Apr 14, 2006 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $343,522 $343,522

Mozart and the Whale Apr 14, 2006 Not Rated $27,000 $32,523

Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story Apr 14, 2006 The 7th Floor Not Rated $9,528 $11,480

Pyare Mohan Apr 21, 2006 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $150,198 $158,360

Lü cao di Apr 21, 2006 First Run Features Not Rated $71,223 $85,780

The Almost Guys Apr 21, 2006 Karma Films PG-13 $0 $0

R.V. Apr 28, 2006 Sony Pictures PG $71,724,497 $86,069,706

Stick It Apr 28, 2006 Walt Disney PG-13 $26,910,736 $32,416,136

Männer wie wir Apr 28, 2006 Regent Releasing R $28,324 $33,959

Hoot May 5, 2006 New Line PG $8,117,637 $9,733,143

Art School Confidential May 5, 2006 Sony Pictures Classics R $3,297,137 $3,971,668

Crazy Like a Fox May 5, 2006 Sky Island PG-13 $9,376 $10,446

Keeping Up with the Steins May 12, 2006 Miramax PG-13 $4,339,241 $5,226,967

Over the Hedge May 19, 2006 Paramount Pictures PG $155,019,340 $186,733,222

La Moustache May 24, 2006 Cinema Guild Not Rated $244,771 $294,849

Surf School Jun 2, 2006 Slowhand Cinema R $0 $0

Cars Jun 9, 2006 Walt Disney G $244,082,982 $293,981,124

A Prairie Home Companion Jun 9, 2006 Picturehouse PG-13 $20,342,852 $24,504,596

Chup Chup Ke Jun 9, 2006 UTV Communications Not Rated $334,618 $403,076

Slow Jam King Jun 9, 2006 Unico Entertainment Not Rated $4,270 $5,144

The Long Weekend Jun 9, 2006 Gold Circle Films R $1,286 $1,546

Nacho Libre Jun 16, 2006 Paramount Pictures PG $80,197,993 $96,604,908

Garfield's A Tail of Two Kitties Jun 16, 2006 20th Century Fox PG $28,426,747 $34,242,292

Seres Queridos Jun 16, 2006 Magnolia Pictures R $284,961 $343,254

The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green Jun 16, 2006 Regent Releasing R $153,122 $184,445

A Dog Lover's Symphony Jun 16, 2006 Self Distributed Not Rated $2,968 $3,574

Uncut Jun 16, 2006 Strand Not Rated $762 $473

Click Jun 23, 2006 Sony Pictures PG-13 $137,355,633 $165,437,212

Wassup Rockers Jun 23, 2006 First Look R $221,574 $266,903

Say Uncle Jun 23, 2006 TLA Releasing R $5,361 $6,454

Strangers with Candy Jun 28, 2006 ThinkFilm R $2,072,645 $2,496,664

The Devil Wears Prada Jun 30, 2006 20th Century Fox PG-13 $124,740,460 $150,259,882

Reinas Jun 30, 2006 Regent Releasing R $0 $0

Le Secret de ma Mere Jul 7, 2006 Alliance Films Not Rated $2,438,595 $2,935,009

You, Me and Dupree Jul 14, 2006 Universal PG-13 $75,802,010 $91,100,118

Little Man Jul 14, 2006 Sony Pictures PG-13 $58,636,047 $70,221,844

The Groomsmen Jul 14, 2006 Bauer Martinez R $128,585 $154,889

Clerks II Jul 21, 2006 MGM R $24,148,068 $29,088,284

My Super Ex-Girlfriend Jul 21, 2006 20th Century Fox PG-13 $22,530,295 $27,139,549

Little Miss Sunshine Jul 26, 2006 Fox Searchlight R $59,891,098 $72,121,093

John Tucker Must Die Jul 28, 2006 20th Century Fox PG-13 $41,011,711 $49,401,894

Another Gay Movie Jul 28, 2006 TLA Releasing Not Rated $654,132 $787,951

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby Aug 4, 2006 Sony Pictures PG-13 $148,213,377 $178,534,888

Barnyard: The Original Party Animals Aug 4, 2006 Paramount Pictures PG $72,779,000 $87,668,141

Bon Cop, Bad Cop Aug 4, 2006 Alliance Films Not Rated $12,671,300 $15,212,125

Anthony Kaun Hai Aug 4, 2006 AdLab Films Not Rated $55,418 $66,757

Conversations with Other Women Aug 11, 2006 Fabrication Films R $379,418 $457,036

Accepted Aug 18, 2006 Universal PG-13 $36,580,083 $43,754,571

Material Girls Aug 18, 2006 MGM PG $11,449,638 $13,792,004

Trust the Man Aug 18, 2006 Fox Searchlight R $1,530,535 $1,843,648

Beerfest Aug 25, 2006 Warner Bros. R $19,185,184 $23,110,094

Lage Raho Munnabhai Sep 1, 2006 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $2,217,561 $2,671,231

Idiocracy Sep 1, 2006 20th Century Fox R $444,093 $534,942

Mutual Appreciation Sep 1, 2006 Goodbye Cruel Releasing R $103,509 $123,889

Familia rodante Sep 6, 2006 Palm Pictures Not Rated $9,291 $11,188

Keeping Mum Sep 15, 2006 ThinkFilm R $1,619,466 $1,949,927

Artie Lange's Beer League Sep 15, 2006 Freestyle Releasing R $475,000 $572,175

Jackass: Number Two Sep 22, 2006 Paramount Pictures R $72,778,712 $87,667,794

The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros Sep 22, 2006 Unico Entertainment Not Rated $28,041 $33,777

Alien Autopsy Sep 22, 2006 Warner Independent PG-13 $2,867 $3,456

School for Scoundrels Sep 29, 2006 MGM PG-13 $17,807,569 $21,450,646

Shortbus Oct 4, 2006 ThinkFilm Not Rated $1,985,292 $2,388,398

Employee of the Month Oct 6, 2006 Lionsgate PG-13 $28,444,855 $34,264,108

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie Oct 6, 2006 Alliance Films R $3,833,507 $4,617,765

Issues Oct 6, 2006 Bullz Eye Not Rated $783 $947

Man of the Year Oct 13, 2006 Universal PG-13 $37,442,180 $45,102,104

Running With Scissors Oct 20, 2006 Sony Pictures R $6,860,000 $8,263,418

Stay Oct 20, 2006 IDP/Goldwyn/Roadside R $15,745 $18,968

20 centiímetros Oct 27, 2006 TLA Releasing Not Rated $6,635 $7,993

The Alibi Oct 31, 2006 Sony Pictures R $0 $0

Borat Nov 3, 2006 20th Century Fox R $128,505,958 $154,638,777

The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause Nov 3, 2006 Walt Disney G $84,500,122 $101,732,224

Flushed Away Nov 3, 2006 Paramount Pictures PG $64,665,672 $77,624,692

Volver Nov 3, 2006 Sony Pictures Classics R $12,899,867 $15,068,219

Stalking Santa Nov 3, 2006 Excel Entertainment PG $0 $0

Stranger Than Fiction Nov 10, 2006 Sony Pictures PG-13 $40,435,190 $48,707,424

For Your Consideration Nov 17, 2006 Warner Independent PG-13 $5,549,923 $6,677,512

Let's Go to Prison Nov 17, 2006 Universal R $4,630,045 $5,557,708

Hood of Horror Nov 17, 2006 R $26,000 $31,315

The History Boys Nov 21, 2006 Fox Searchlight R $2,730,296 $3,222,489

Deck the Halls Nov 22, 2006 20th Century Fox PG $35,093,569 $42,257,388

Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny Nov 22, 2006 New Line R $8,334,575 $10,038,408

Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds Nov 22, 2006 Artiztical Entertainment Not Rated $37,072 $43,861

Van Wilder Deux: The Rise of Taj Dec 1, 2006 MGM R $4,261,350 $5,132,579

Unaccompanied Minors Dec 8, 2006 Warner Bros. PG $16,655,224 $19,966,560

Monkey Warfare Dec 8, 2006 Odeon Films Not Rated $36,875 $44,421

Kabul Express Dec 15, 2006 Yash Raj Films Not Rated $302,458 $362,703

Night at the Museum Dec 22, 2006 20th Century Fox PG $250,863,268 $295,044,933

Bhagam Bhag Dec 22, 2006 Rainbow Releasing Not Rated $789,963 $935,675

Inconscientes Dec 29, 2006 Regent Releasing R $68,501 $78,624

Happily N'Ever After Jan 5, 2007 Lionsgate PG $15,849,032 $18,175,704

Code Name: The Cleaner Jan 5, 2007 New Line PG-13 $8,135,024 $9,329,262

Epic Movie Jan 26, 2007 20th Century Fox PG-13 $39,739,367 $45,573,200

Smokin' Aces Jan 26, 2007 Universal R $35,662,731 $40,898,099

Funny Money Jan 26, 2007 ThinkFilm R $2,844 $3,259

Because I Said So Feb 2, 2007 Universal PG-13 $42,674,040 $48,938,688

Raising Flagg Feb 2, 2007 Cinema Libre PG-13 $4,109 $4,710

Norbit Feb 9, 2007 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $95,673,607 $109,359,353

Fauteils d'orchestre Feb 16, 2007 ThinkFilm PG-13 $2,044,858 $2,345,050

Reno 911!: Miami Feb 23, 2007 20th Century Fox R $20,342,161 $23,328,434

Wild Hogs Mar 2, 2007 Walt Disney PG-13 $168,213,584 $192,907,731

Two Weeks Mar 2, 2007 MGM R $46,605 $53,447

Full of It Mar 2, 2007 New Line PG-13 $14,273 $16,372

Tortilla Heaven Mar 16, 2007 Wildcat Releasing PG-13 $105,401 $120,875

Adam's Apples Mar 16, 2007 Outsider R $1,305 $1,499

Caffeine Mar 16, 2007 First Look PG-13 $0 $0

Offside Mar 23, 2007 Sony Pictures Classics PG $179,948 $206,363

Blades of Glory Mar 30, 2007 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $118,594,548 $135,604,609

Live Free or Die Mar 30, 2007 ThinkFilm R $13,836 $15,867

Are We Done Yet? Apr 4, 2007 Sony Pictures PG $49,662,533 $56,918,042

Firehouse Dog Apr 4, 2007 20th Century Fox PG $13,932,383 $15,965,802

The TV Set Apr 6, 2007 ThinkFilm R $265,550 $304,530

Whole New Thing Apr 6, 2007 Picture This Entertainment Not Rated $11,445 $13,129

Cop, the Criminal and the Clown, The Apr 6, 2007 Lonely Seal Releasing Not Rated $3,934 $4,513

Aqua Teen Hunger Force: The Movie Apr 13, 2007 First Look R $5,520,368 $6,330,770

Everything's Gone Green Apr 13, 2007 First Independent Pictures R $19,373 $22,218

Hatsujô kateikyôshi: sensei no aijiru Apr 13, 2007 Palm Pictures Not Rated $5,383 $6,170

Hot Fuzz Apr 20, 2007 Focus Features R $23,618,786 $27,086,078

In the Land of Women Apr 20, 2007 Warner Bros. PG-13 $11,052,958 $12,664,649

La doublure Apr 20, 2007 Sony Pictures Classics PG-13 $2,272,329 $2,605,909

Believe Apr 20, 2007 Kaleidoscope Pictures PG $2,500 $2,864

Kickin It Old Skool Apr 27, 2007 Yari Film Group Releasing PG-13 $4,500,147 $5,160,778

Ta Ra Rum Pum Apr 27, 2007 Yash Raj Films Not Rated $872,643 $1,000,752

Diggers Apr 27, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $66,517 $76,281

Fakers Apr 27, 2007 Indican Pictures R $49,880 $57,202

Sing Now or Forever Hold Your Peace Apr 27, 2007 Strand R $21,908 $25,122

L'Iceberg May 4, 2007 First Run Features Not Rated $19,790 $22,692

Delta Farce May 11, 2007 Lionsgate PG-13 $8,130,530 $9,324,110

The Salon May 11, 2007 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $139,084 $159,504

Hollywood Dreams May 18, 2007 Rainbow Releasing R $171,255 $196,398

Severance May 18, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $137,221 $157,366

The Wendell Baker Story May 18, 2007 ThinkFilm PG-13 $127,188 $145,862

The Last Time May 18, 2007 Sony Pictures R $0 $0

Direktøren for det hele May 23, 2007 IFC Films Not Rated $51,300 $58,828

Ten Canoes May 25, 2007 Palm Pictures Not Rated $277,991 $318,803

And Then Came Love Jun 1, 2007 Fox Meadow Not Rated $8,158 $9,358

I'm Reed Fish Jun 1, 2007 Screen Media Films PG $3,567 $4,087

A fost sau n-a fost? Jun 6, 2007 Tartan Films Not Rated $89,550 $102,696

Jhoom Barabar Jhoom Jun 15, 2007 Yash Raj Films Not Rated $695,156 $797,206

Eagle vs Shark Jun 15, 2007 Miramax R $221,846 $254,413

Evan Almighty Jun 22, 2007 Universal PG $100,289,690 $115,012,451

Kabluey Jun 25, 2007 Regent Releasing PG-13 $83,506 $91,761

Ratatouille Jun 29, 2007 Walt Disney G $206,445,654 $236,752,358

Mon meilleur ami Jul 13, 2007 IFC Films PG-13 $1,422,461 $1,713,471

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry Jul 20, 2007 Universal PG-13 $119,725,280 $137,301,228

Ma Tante Aline Jul 20, 2007 Alliance Films Not Rated $1,027,636 $1,178,498

Cashback Jul 20, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $25,343 $29,067

The Iron Man Jul 20, 2007 Iron Man Distr Not Rated $8,025 $9,200

The Simpsons Movie Jul 27, 2007 20th Century Fox PG-13 $183,135,014 $210,019,657

Who's Your Caddy? Jul 27, 2007 MGM PG-13 $5,694,308 $6,530,245

Molière Jul 27, 2007 Sony Pictures Classics PG-13 $635,733 $729,060

Hot Rod Aug 3, 2007 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $13,938,332 $15,984,509

Bratz Aug 3, 2007 Lionsgate PG $10,010,209 $11,474,372

The Ten Aug 3, 2007 ThinkFilm R $769,726 $882,725

Daddy Day Camp Aug 8, 2007 Sony Pictures PG $13,235,267 $15,178,238

Deux jours à Paris Aug 10, 2007 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $4,433,994 $5,084,916

Rocket Science Aug 10, 2007 Picturehouse R $712,391 $816,970

Cut Sleeve Boys Aug 10, 2007 Regent Releasing R $13,875 $15,914

Superbad Aug 17, 2007 Sony Pictures R $121,463,226 $139,294,313

Death at a Funeral Aug 17, 2007 MGM R $8,580,428 $9,840,021

7 días Aug 17, 2007 Xenon Pictures PG-13 $16,791 $19,259

Buddha Mar Gaya Aug 17, 2007 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $13,871 $15,906

Marigold Aug 17, 2007 AdLab Films PG-13 $0 $0

Mr. Bean's Holiday Aug 24, 2007 Universal G $33,302,167 $37,373,541

The Nanny Diaries Aug 24, 2007 MGM PG-13 $25,926,673 $29,732,771

Hey Baby Aug 24, 2007 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $1,411,065 $1,618,215

Closing Escrow Aug 24, 2007 Magnolia Pictures PG $8,719 $9,997

Balls of Fury Aug 29, 2007 Focus Features PG-13 $32,886,940 $37,714,815

Freshman Orientation Aug 31, 2007 Regent Releasing R $10,718 $12,293

I Want Someone To Eat Cheese With Sep 5, 2007 IFC Films Not Rated $194,568 $222,908

The Brothers Solomon Sep 7, 2007 Sony Pictures R $900,926 $1,033,188

Romance and Cigarettes Sep 7, 2007 Borotoro R $551,002 $628,975

Dhamaal Sep 7, 2007 Shemaroo Entertainment Not Rated $166,339 $190,757

The Inner Life of Martin Frost Sep 7, 2007 New Yorker Not Rated $5,114 $5,862

Mr. Woodcock Sep 14, 2007 New Line PG-13 $25,799,486 $29,586,908

Ira and Abby Sep 14, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $221,096 $253,553

Moving McAllister Sep 14, 2007 First Independent Pictures PG-13 $42,538 $48,784

Great World of Sound Sep 14, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $22,011 $25,240

The Return Sep 14, 2007 Excel Entertainment PG $0 $0

Sydney White Sep 21, 2007 Universal PG-13 $11,892,415 $13,419,983

Randy and the Mob Sep 21, 2007 IFC Films PG $45,410 $52,074

The Game Plan Sep 22, 2007 Walt Disney PG $90,648,202 $103,878,509

Outsourced Sep 28, 2007 Lantern Lane Entertainment PG-13 $161,593 $184,768

Itty Bitty Titty Committee Sep 28, 2007 Pocket Releasing Not Rated $18,445 $21,153

Finishing the Game Oct 5, 2007 IFC First Take Not Rated $52,850 $60,611

Weirdsville Oct 5, 2007 Magnolia Pictures R $8,161 $9,358

Lars and the Real Girl Oct 12, 2007 MGM PG-13 $5,956,480 $6,818,996

Bhool Bhulaiyaa Oct 12, 2007 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $1,097,797 $1,258,960

The Comebacks Oct 19, 2007 20th Century Fox PG $13,349,927 $15,309,724

Wristcutters: A Love Story Oct 19, 2007 Autonomous Films R $446,165 $406,903

Slipstream Oct 26, 2007 Strand R $6,273 $7,196

Smother Oct 31, 2007 Variance Films PG-13 $0 $0

Bee Movie Nov 2, 2007 Paramount Pictures PG $126,631,277 $145,119,800

Fat Girls Nov 2, 2007 Regent Releasing R $11,204 $12,758

Fred Claus Nov 9, 2007 Warner Bros. PG $72,006,777 $82,548,344

Christmas in Wonderland Nov 9, 2007 Yari Film Group Releasing PG $78,566 $90,096

I'll Believe You Nov 9, 2007 Stand Up Films PG $12,010 $13,776

Electric Apricot Nov 9, 2007 National Lampoon Distr. R $0 $0

Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium Nov 16, 2007 20th Century Fox G $32,061,555 $36,722,056

Dialogue avec mon jardinier Nov 16, 2007 Not Rated $93,604 $107,343

Smiley Face Nov 16, 2007 First Look R $9,397 $10,778

Strákarnir okkar Nov 16, 2007 Regent Releasing Not Rated $1,302 $1,491

Nina's Heavenly Delights Nov 21, 2007 Regent Releasing PG $9,936 $11,259

Sure Shot Dombrowski Nov 25, 2007 Not Rated $3,500 $4,016

The Sasquatch Gang Nov 30, 2007 Screen Media Films PG-13 $9,458 $10,849

Sex and Breakfast Nov 30, 2007 First Look R $0 $0

Tony N' Tina's Wedding Nov 30, 2007 Emerging Pictures R $0 $0

Juno Dec 5, 2007 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $143,495,265 $193,774,794

L'âge des ténèbres Dec 7, 2007 Not Rated $1,491,525 $1,665,366

Dirty Laundry Dec 7, 2007 The Bigger Picture PG-13 $20,138 $23,094

The Amateurs Dec 7, 2007 Bauer Martinez R $16,334 $18,731

Alvin and the Chipmunks Dec 14, 2007 20th Century Fox PG $217,326,974 $246,179,062

Niwemang Dec 14, 2007 Strand Not Rated $2,528 $2,888

Flakes Dec 19, 2007 IFC Films Not Rated $778 $892

Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story Dec 21, 2007 Sony Pictures R $18,317,151 $20,811,011

Blonde Ambition Dec 21, 2007 First Look PG-13 $6,422 $7,282

The Bucket List Dec 25, 2007 Warner Bros. PG-13 $93,466,502 $102,751,107

Haebyonui Yoin Jan 9, 2008 New Yorker Not Rated $21,957 $24,128

No. 2 Jan 10, 2008 Cyan PG $0 $0

First Sunday Jan 11, 2008 Sony Pictures PG-13 $37,931,869 $41,682,791

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie Jan 11, 2008 Universal G $12,981,269 $14,264,931

Mad Money Jan 18, 2008 Overture Films PG-13 $20,668,843 $22,712,698

Teeth Jan 18, 2008 Roadside Attractions R $347,578 $381,908

Momma's Man Jan 18, 2008 ThinkFilm Not Rated $98,672 $108,164

Blonde and Blonder Jan 18, 2008 Empire Pictures PG-13 $38,848 $42,693

All Hat Jan 18, 2008 R $15,198 $16,703

Meet the Spartans Jan 25, 2008 20th Century Fox PG-13 $38,233,676 $42,014,447

Skid Marks Jan 25, 2008 Diversa Films R $9,344 $10,438

Over Her Dead Body Feb 1, 2008 New Line PG-13 $7,570,127 $8,318,703

Strange Wilderness Feb 1, 2008 Paramount Vantage R $6,575,282 $7,225,481

How to Rob a Bank Feb 6, 2008 IFC Films Not Rated $711 $781

Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins Feb 8, 2008 Universal PG-13 $42,436,517 $46,632,882

In Bruges Feb 8, 2008 Focus Features R $7,800,825 $8,572,217

Bikur Ha-Tizmoret Feb 8, 2008 Sony Pictures Classics PG-13 $3,053,823 $3,355,806

Be Kind Rewind Feb 22, 2008 New Line PG-13 $11,175,164 $12,280,233

Witless Protection Feb 22, 2008 Lionsgate PG-13 $4,151,836 $4,562,392

Charlie Bartlett Feb 22, 2008 MGM R $3,950,294 $4,340,920

Semi-Pro Feb 29, 2008 New Line R $33,479,698 $36,790,368

College Road Trip Mar 7, 2008 Walt Disney G $45,610,425 $50,120,649

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day Mar 7, 2008 Focus Features PG-13 $12,313,694 $13,531,342

CJ7 Mar 7, 2008 Sony Pictures Classics PG $206,678 $227,114

Bar Starz Mar 7, 2008 Slowhand Cinema PG-13 $0 $0

Chaos Theory Mar 14, 2008 Warner Bros. PG-13 $240,476 $264,252

Meet the Browns Mar 21, 2008 Lionsgate PG-13 $41,975,388 $46,126,155

Drillbit Taylor Mar 21, 2008 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $32,862,104 $36,111,702

The Hammer Mar 21, 2008 Hammer the Movie R $442,638 $486,411

The Grand Mar 21, 2008 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $115,879 $127,337

National Lampoon's Bagboy Mar 21, 2008 National Lampoon Distr. PG-13 $0 $0

Run, Fatboy, Run Mar 22, 2008 Picturehouse PG-13 $6,003,262 $6,596,900

Superhero Movie Mar 28, 2008 MGM PG-13 $26,638,520 $29,236,845

Hors de Prix Mar 28, 2008 Samuel Goldwyn Films PG-13 $2,164,670 $2,378,725

One Two Three Mar 28, 2008 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $246,724 $271,124

Who's Your Monkey? Mar 28, 2008 Screen Media Films R $0 $0

A Four Letter Word Apr 4, 2008 Embrem Entertainment Not Rated $72,349 $79,500

Meet Bill Apr 4, 2008 First Look R $59,108 $64,950

Sex and Death 101 Apr 4, 2008 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $23,563 $25,895

The Visitor Apr 11, 2008 Overture Films PG-13 $9,427,026 $10,359,223

Krazzy 4 Apr 11, 2008 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $487,215 $535,392

L'auberge rouge Apr 11, 2008 Not Rated $50,304 $57,692

Remember the Daze Apr 11, 2008 Newstyle Releasing R $0 $0

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Apr 18, 2008 Universal R $63,172,463 $69,419,321

Dans une galaxie pres de chez vous 2 Apr 18, 2008 Not Rated $1,883,999 $2,070,297

Baby Mama Apr 25, 2008 Universal PG-13 $60,494,212 $66,476,232

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay Apr 25, 2008 Warner Bros. R $38,108,728 $41,877,138

Son of Rambow: A Home Movie May 2, 2008 Paramount Vantage PG-13 $1,785,505 $1,962,069

Mister Lonely May 2, 2008 IFC Films Not Rated $165,831 $182,227

Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead May 9, 2008 Troma Entertainment Not Rated $13,804 $15,172

How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer May 16, 2008 Maya Releasing R $0 $0

Sex and the City May 30, 2008 Warner Bros. R $152,647,258 $167,741,905

The Foot Fist Way May 30, 2008 Paramount Vantage R $234,286 $257,451

You Don't Mess With the Zohan Jun 6, 2008 Sony Pictures PG-13 $100,018,837 $109,909,278

The Promotion Jun 6, 2008 Weinstein Co. R $406,252 $446,424

99 francs Jun 6, 2008 Not Rated $79,477 $91,145

Miss Conception Jun 6, 2008 First Look R $1,503 $1,475

Kráska v nesnázich Jun 13, 2008 Menemsha Entertainment Not Rated $38,928 $42,780

Get Smart Jun 20, 2008 Warner Bros. PG-13 $130,319,208 $143,205,930

The Love Guru Jun 20, 2008 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $32,200,122 $35,423,457

Expired Jun 20, 2008 MCR Releasing Not Rated $21,489 $23,615

Viva Jun 20, 2008 Vagrant Films R $7,197 $7,906

Full Grown Men Jun 25, 2008 Emerging Pictures Not Rated $13,716 $15,070

Cruising Bar 2 Jun 27, 2008 Not Rated $3,579,013 $3,932,928

Finding Amanda Jun 27, 2008 Magnolia Pictures R $57,297 $62,962

The Wackness Jul 3, 2008 Sony Pictures Classics R $2,077,046 $2,282,435

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na Jul 3, 2008 UTV Communications Not Rated $600,922 $660,346

Diminished Capacity Jul 4, 2008 IFC Films Not Rated $21,291 $23,394

Meet Dave Jul 11, 2008 20th Century Fox PG $11,803,254 $12,970,426

Kenny Jul 11, 2008 Arcangelo Entertainment PG-13 $69,221 $76,067

Harold Jul 11, 2008 City Lights Pictures PG-13 $13,229 $14,533

Homo Erectus Jul 11, 2008 R $0 $0

Step Brothers Jul 25, 2008 Sony Pictures R $100,468,793 $110,403,729

Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis Jul 25, 2008 Not Rated $1,477,650 $1,616,306

Swing Vote Aug 1, 2008 Walt Disney PG-13 $16,289,867 $17,900,706

Sixty Six Aug 1, 2008 First Independent Pictures PG-13 $224,614 $246,776

Ugly aur Pagli Aug 1, 2008 Shemaroo Entertainment Not Rated $7,362 $8,087

The Pineapple Express Aug 6, 2008 Sony Pictures R $87,341,380 $95,978,205

Beer for My Horses Aug 8, 2008 Roadside Attractions PG-13 $666,045 $731,908

Tropic Thunder Aug 13, 2008 Paramount Pictures R $110,461,307 $121,443,708

Vicky Cristina Barcelona Aug 15, 2008 MGM PG-13 $23,216,709 $25,494,413

Henry Poole Is Here Aug 15, 2008 Overture Films PG $1,835,293 $2,016,779

God Tussi Great Ho Aug 15, 2008 Eros Entertainment Not Rated $121,432 $133,444

The Rocker Aug 20, 2008 20th Century Fox PG-13 $6,409,528 $7,043,340

The House Bunny Aug 22, 2008 Sony Pictures PG-13 $48,237,389 $53,007,379

Hamlet 2 Aug 22, 2008 Focus Features R $4,886,216 $5,369,390

Disaster Movie Aug 29, 2008 Lionsgate PG-13 $14,190,901 $15,594,183

College Aug 29, 2008 MGM R $4,694,491 $5,158,711

Another Gay Sequel Aug 29, 2008 TLA Releasing Not Rated $104,828 $115,194

My Mexican Shivah Aug 29, 2008 Emerging Pictures Not Rated $13,042 $14,328

Young People Fucking Aug 29, 2008 ThinkFilm Not Rated $8,340 $9,168

Everybody Wants To Be Italian Sep 5, 2008 Roadside Attractions R $351,416 $386,168

Surfer, Dude Sep 5, 2008 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $36,497 $40,105

The Family That Preys Sep 12, 2008 Lionsgate PG-13 $37,105,289 $40,774,479

The Women Sep 12, 2008 Picturehouse PG-13 $26,902,075 $29,562,307

Loins of Punjab Presents Sep 12, 2008 Emerging Pictures Not Rated $39,891 $43,837

Igor Sep 19, 2008 MGM PG $19,528,602 $21,455,892

My Best Friend's Girl Sep 19, 2008 Lionsgate R $19,219,250 $21,119,763

Choke Sep 26, 2008 Fox Searchlight R $2,926,565 $3,215,964

C'est pas moi, je le jure! Sep 26, 2008 Not Rated $235,027 $258,271

Humboldt County Sep 26, 2008 Magnolia Pictures R $82,357 $90,498

Hank and Mike Sep 26, 2008 Magnolia Pictures R $0 $0

Beverly Hills Chihuahua Oct 3, 2008 Walt Disney PG $94,514,402 $103,826,056

An American Carol Oct 3, 2008 Vivendi Entertainment PG-13 $7,013,191 $7,706,700

How to Lose Friends & Alienate People Oct 3, 2008 MGM R $2,775,593 $3,050,061

Paris Oct 3, 2008 Equinox R $1,010,194 $1,065,063

Happy-Go-Lucky Oct 10, 2008 Miramax R $3,512,016 $3,849,854

Lower Learning Oct 10, 2008 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $2,804 $3,085

Sex Drive Oct 17, 2008 Summit Entertainment R $8,402,485 $9,233,375

What Just Happened Oct 17, 2008 Magnolia Pictures R $1,090,947 $1,198,822

Filth and Wisdom Oct 17, 2008 IFC Films Not Rated $22,406 $24,625

Zack and Miri Make a Porno Oct 31, 2008 Weinstein Co. R $31,457,946 $34,561,317

Golmaal Returns Oct 31, 2008 Studio 18 Not Rated $313,102 $344,067

Little Big Top Oct 31, 2008 Self Distributed Not Rated $7,484 $8,221

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa Nov 7, 2008 Paramount Pictures PG $180,010,950 $197,843,549

Role Models Nov 7, 2008 Universal R $67,300,955 $73,921,023

Soul Men Nov 7, 2008 MGM R $12,082,391 $13,274,333

JCVD Nov 7, 2008 Peace Arch Releasing R $470,691 $516,219

Familiar Strangers Nov 14, 2008 Cavalier Films PG-13 $34,068 $37,272

The Dukes Nov 14, 2008 CAVU Releasing PG-13 $26,157 $28,743

Bolt Nov 21, 2008 Walt Disney PG $114,053,759 $125,138,106

Four Christmases Nov 26, 2008 Warner Bros. PG-13 $120,146,040 $131,935,057

Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! Nov 28, 2008 UTV Communications Not Rated $80,037 $87,950

Extreme Movie Dec 5, 2008 Weinstein Co. R $0 $0

Nothing Like the Holidays Dec 12, 2008 Overture Films PG-13 $7,503,736 $8,241,152

$9.99 Dec 12, 2008 Regent Releasing R $52,107 $54,812

Yes Man Dec 19, 2008 Warner Bros. PG-13 $97,690,976 $106,498,668

Marley & Me Dec 25, 2008 20th Century Fox PG $143,153,751 $155,598,777

Bedtime Stories Dec 25, 2008 Walt Disney PG $110,101,975 $119,837,849

Bride Wars Jan 9, 2009 20th Century Fox PG $58,715,510 $61,768,719

Paul Blart: Mall Cop Jan 16, 2009 Sony Pictures PG $146,336,178 $153,945,656

Hotel for Dogs Jan 16, 2009 Paramount Pictures PG $73,034,460 $76,983,835

Luck by Chance Jan 30, 2009 AdLab Films Not Rated $356,019 $374,530

The Pink Panther 2 Feb 6, 2009 Sony Pictures PG $35,922,978 $37,790,970

Fanboys Feb 6, 2009 Weinstein Co. PG-13 $687,609 $723,363

Absurdistan Feb 6, 2009 First Run Features Not Rated $39,683 $41,746

Madea Goes To Jail Feb 20, 2009 Lionsgate PG-13 $90,508,336 $95,214,768

Fired Up Feb 20, 2009 Sony Pictures PG-13 $17,231,291 $18,127,314

Play the Game Feb 27, 2009 Slowhand Cinema PG-13 $659,483 $687,085

Sunshine Cleaning Mar 13, 2009 Overture Films R $12,062,558 $12,689,810

Miss March Mar 13, 2009 20th Century Fox R $4,543,320 $4,779,573

I Love You, Man Mar 20, 2009 Paramount Pictures R $71,440,011 $75,757,689

Skills Like This Mar 20, 2009 Shadow Not Rated $62,408 $65,653

Super Capers Mar 20, 2009 Roadside Attractions PG $30,955 $32,562

Tulpan Apr 1, 2009 Zeitgeist Not Rated $158,741 $166,992

Alien Trespass Apr 3, 2009 Roadside Attractions PG $104,526 $109,963

Gigantic Apr 3, 2009 First Independent Pictures R $102,704 $108,046

Bart Got a Room Apr 3, 2009 Anchor Bay Entertainment PG-13 $53,760 $56,556

Observe and Report Apr 10, 2009 Warner Bros. R $24,007,324 $25,255,709

Monster Beach Party Apr 10, 2009 Indican Pictures Not Rated $113,132 $119,013

17 Again Apr 17, 2009 Warner Bros. PG-13 $64,167,069 $67,503,755

Next Day Air May 8, 2009 Summit Entertainment R $10,027,047 $10,548,457

Rudo y Cursi May 8, 2009 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,827,660 $1,922,698

Dai-Nipponjin May 15, 2009 Magnolia Pictures PG-13 $23,446 $26,889

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian May 22, 2009 20th Century Fox PG $177,243,721 $186,460,393

Dance Flick May 22, 2009 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $25,662,155 $27,135,304

The Hangover Jun 5, 2009 Warner Bros. R $277,322,503 $291,743,275

Land of the Lost Jun 5, 2009 Universal PG-13 $49,438,370 $52,009,168

Away We Go Jun 5, 2009 Focus Features R $9,451,946 $9,943,444

Imagine That Jun 12, 2009 Paramount Pictures PG $16,123,323 $17,065,960

The Last International Playboy Jun 12, 2009 R $25,646 $26,976

Unbeatable Harold Jun 12, 2009 LG Entertainment Group PG-13 $0 $0

Year One Jun 19, 2009 Sony Pictures PG-13 $43,337,279 $45,590,819

De père en flic Jul 8, 2009 Not Rated $10,644,453 $11,197,961

Brüno Jul 10, 2009 Universal R $60,054,530 $63,177,368

I Love You, Beth Cooper Jul 10, 2009 20th Century Fox PG-13 $14,800,725 $15,570,363

Humpday Jul 10, 2009 Magnolia Pictures R $407,377 $428,561

Funny People Jul 31, 2009 Universal R $51,855,045 $54,551,507

Les doigts croches Jul 31, 2009 Not Rated $1,662,485 $1,748,937

Julie & Julia Aug 7, 2009 Sony Pictures PG-13 $94,125,426 $99,019,950

Paper Heart Aug 7, 2009 Overture Films PG-13 $1,274,062 $1,340,314

The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard Aug 14, 2009 Paramount Vantage R $15,122,676 $15,909,057

Bandslam Aug 14, 2009 Summit Entertainment PG $5,210,988 $5,481,956

Spread Aug 14, 2009 R $250,617 $263,652

Patrik, Age 1.5 Aug 14, 2009 Here Films Not Rated $57,468 $57,487

Post Grad Aug 21, 2009 20th Century Fox PG-13 $6,380,019 $6,714,051

My One and Only Aug 21, 2009 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $2,556,558 $2,689,496

Big Fan Aug 28, 2009 First Independent Pictures R $234,540 $246,547

Mystery Team Aug 28, 2009 Roadside Attractions R $89,442 $92,234

Extract Sep 4, 2009 Miramax R $10,823,158 $11,385,964

I Can Do Bad All By Myself Sep 11, 2009 Lionsgate PG-13 $51,733,921 $54,424,084

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Sep 18, 2009 Sony Pictures PG $124,870,275 $131,332,048

Pretty Ugly People Sep 18, 2009 R $0 $0

Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day Sep 25, 2009 R $3,012,677 $3,169,334

I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell Sep 25, 2009 Freestyle Releasing R $1,429,299 $1,503,621

Zombieland Oct 2, 2009 Sony Pictures R $75,590,286 $79,520,982

The Invention of Lying Oct 2, 2009 Warner Bros. PG-13 $18,451,251 $19,410,718

Whip It Oct 2, 2009 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $13,043,363 $13,757,201

A Serious Man Oct 2, 2009 Focus Features R $9,228,788 $9,706,696

Couples Retreat Oct 9, 2009 Universal PG-13 $109,205,660 $114,848,276

Adventures of Power Oct 9, 2009 Variance Films PG-13 $17,738 $18,660

St. Trinian's Oct 9, 2009 NeoClassics Films PG-13 $15,000 $15,780

Janky Promoters Oct 16, 2009 Third Rail R $9,069 $9,539

Motherhood Oct 23, 2009 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $93,388 $98,246

Gentlemen Broncos Oct 30, 2009 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $113,682 $121,143

Looking for Palladin Oct 30, 2009 Monterey Media R $7,246 $7,622

Splinterheads Nov 6, 2009 Paladin R $16,392 $17,248

The Boat That Rocked Nov 13, 2009 Focus Features R $8,017,467 $8,433,163

Old Dogs Nov 25, 2009 Walt Disney PG $49,492,060 $51,948,517

The Slammin' Salmon Dec 11, 2009 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $41,430 $43,450

Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel Dec 23, 2009 20th Century Fox PG $219,614,612 $227,722,292

3 Idiots Dec 23, 2009 Big Pictures PG-13 $6,533,849 $6,781,218

Youth in Revolt Jan 8, 2010 Weinstein/Dimension R $15,285,588 $15,285,589

Crazy on the Outside Jan 8, 2010 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $88,335 $88,336

The Spy Next Door Jan 15, 2010 Lionsgate PG $24,307,106 $24,307,110

The Tooth Fairy Jan 22, 2010 20th Century Fox PG $60,022,256 $60,022,260

Zombies of Mass Destruction Jan 29, 2010 After Dark R $0 $0

Cop Out Feb 26, 2010 Warner Bros. R $44,875,481 $44,875,481

Our Family Wedding Mar 12, 2010 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $20,255,281 $20,255,279

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Mar 19, 2010 20th Century Fox PG $64,003,625 $65,003,627

City Island Mar 19, 2010 Anchor Bay Entertainment PG-13 $6,671,283 $6,671,036

How to Train Your Dragon Mar 26, 2010 20th Century Fox PG $217,581,231 $217,581,231

Hot Tub Time Machine Mar 26, 2010 MGM R $50,269,859 $50,269,859

Date Night Apr 9, 2010 20th Century Fox PG-13 $98,711,404 $98,711,404

Death at a Funeral Apr 16, 2010 Sony Pictures R $42,739,347 $42,739,349

Hey, Hey, It's Esther Blueburger Apr 20, 2010 Monterey Media PG-13 $15,222 $15,222

Paper Man Apr 23, 2010 MPI Media Group R $15,389 $15,389

Furry Vengeance Apr 30, 2010 Summit Entertainment PG $17,630,465 $17,630,465

MacGruber May 21, 2010 Universal R $8,525,600 $8,525,603

Sex and the City 2 May 27, 2010 Warner Bros. R $95,347,692 $95,347,692

Micmacs May 28, 2010 Sony Pictures Classics R $1,259,693 $1,259,694

Get Him to the Greek Jun 4, 2010 Universal R $61,153,526 $61,153,528

Marmaduke Jun 4, 2010 20th Century Fox PG $33,644,788 $33,644,790

Cyrus Jun 18, 2010 Fox Searchlight R $7,468,936 $7,468,934

Grown Ups Jun 25, 2010 Sony Pictures PG-13 $162,001,186 $162,001,188

Despicable Me Jul 9, 2010 Universal PG $251,513,985 $251,513,985

The Kids Are All Right Jul 9, 2010 Focus Features R $20,811,365 $20,811,366

Operation: Endgame Jul 16, 2010 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $0 $0

Ramona and Beezus Jul 23, 2010 20th Century Fox G $26,167,002 $26,167,004

Dinner for Schmucks Jul 30, 2010 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $73,026,337 $73,026,337

Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore Jul 30, 2010 Warner Bros. PG $45,539,292 $45,539,292

The Other Guys Aug 6, 2010 Sony Pictures PG-13 $119,219,978 $119,219,978

Middle Men Aug 6, 2010 Paramount Vantage R $754,301 $754,300

Cemetery Junction Aug 6, 2010 Sony Pictures R $0 $0

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Aug 13, 2010 Universal PG-13 $31,611,316 $31,611,317

Vampires Suck Aug 18, 2010 20th Century Fox PG-13 $36,661,504 $36,661,504

Lottery Ticket Aug 20, 2010 Warner Bros. PG-13 $24,719,879 $24,719,883

White Wedding Sep 3, 2010 The Little Film Company/Dada Films PG-13 $11,711 $11,711

The Winning Season Sep 3, 2010 Roadside Attractions PG-13 $5,000 $5,002

The Romantics Sep 10, 2010 Four of a Kind Productions PG-13 $106,524 $106,524

Expecting Mary Sep 10, 2010 Rocky Mountain Pictures PG $28,700 $28,704

Easy A Sep 17, 2010 Sony Pictures PG-13 $58,401,464 $58,401,464

Jack Goes Boating Sep 17, 2010 Overture Films R $541,992 $541,996

You Again Sep 24, 2010 Walt Disney PG $25,702,053 $25,702,054

The Virginity Hit Sep 24, 2010 Sony Pictures R $636,706 $636,707

FUBAR II Oct 1, 2010 Alliance Films R $0 $0

Barry Munday Oct 1, 2010 Magnolia Pictures R $0 $0

It's Kind of a Funny Story Oct 8, 2010 Focus Features PG-13 $6,363,628 $6,363,628

Tamara Drewe Oct 8, 2010 Sony Pictures Classics R $560,391 $560,391

It's a Wonderful Afterlife Oct 8, 2010 UTV Communications PG-13 $0 $0

Jackass 3D Oct 15, 2010 Paramount Pictures R $117,229,692 $117,229,692

Knucklehead Oct 22, 2010 Samuel Goldwyn Films PG-13 $0 $0

Wild Target Oct 29, 2010 Freestyle Releasing PG-13 $109,338 $109,340

Due Date Nov 5, 2010 Warner Bros. R $100,539,043 $100,539,043

Morning Glory Nov 10, 2010 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $31,011,732 $31,011,732

Today's Special Nov 19, 2010 Reliance Big Pictures R $317,831 $317,833

I Love You, Phillip Morris Dec 3, 2010 Roadside Attractions R $2,037,459 $2,037,459

Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale Dec 3, 2010 Oscilloscope Pictures R $236,347 $236,347

Little Fockers Dec 22, 2010 Universal PG-13 $148,438,600 $148,438,600

Gulliver's Travels Dec 25, 2010 20th Century Fox PG $42,779,261 $42,779,261

The Dilemma Jan 14, 2011 Universal PG-13 $48,475,290 $48,475,290

The Other Woman Feb 4, 2011 IFC Films R $25,423 $25,295

Gnomeo and Juliet Feb 11, 2011 Walt Disney G $99,967,670 $99,967,670

Cedar Rapids Feb 11, 2011 Fox Searchlight R $6,861,102 $6,861,102

Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son Feb 18, 2011 20th Century Fox PG-13 $37,915,414 $37,915,414

Immigration Tango Feb 18, 2011 Roadside Attractions R $24,554 $24,554

The Chaperone Feb 18, 2011 Samuel Goldwyn Films PG-13 $14,400 $14,400

Hall Pass Feb 25, 2011 Warner Bros. R $45,060,734 $45,060,734

Take Me Home Tonight Mar 4, 2011 Relativity R $6,928,068 $6,928,068

Dear Lemon Lima Mar 4, 2011 Phase 4 Films PG-13 $0 $0

Elektra Luxx Mar 11, 2011 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $11,514 $11,514

Paul Mar 18, 2011 Universal R $37,412,945 $37,412,945

Dao Jian Xiao Mar 18, 2011 China Lion Film Distribution PG-13 $47,897 $47,897

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules Mar 25, 2011 20th Century Fox PG $52,698,535 $52,698,535

Potiche Mar 25, 2011 Music Box Films R $1,618,844 $1,618,844

Peep World Mar 25, 2011 IFC Films R $14,351 $14,281

Hop Apr 1, 2011 Universal PG $108,085,305 $108,085,305

The Last Godfather Apr 1, 2011 Roadside Attractions PG-13 $164,247 $164,247

Arthur Apr 8, 2011 Warner Bros. PG-13 $33,035,397 $33,035,397

Your Highness Apr 8, 2011 Universal R $21,596,445 $21,596,445

Henry's Crime Apr 8, 2011 Motion Pictures Film and Television R $102,541 $102,541

Evil Bong 3 The Wrath Of Bong! Apr 9, 2011 Full Moon Features R $91,260 $91,260

Cougar Hunting Apr 22, 2011 Screen Media Films R $0 $0

Meeting Spencer Apr 22, 2011 Paladin R $0 $0

The Scenesters Apr 22, 2011 Monterey Media R $0 $0

Prom Apr 29, 2011 Walt Disney PG $10,130,219 $10,130,219

Sympathy for Delicious Apr 29, 2011 Maya Releasing R $13,826 $13,826

The Beaver May 6, 2011 Summit Entertainment PG-13 $970,816 $970,816

Bridesmaids May 13, 2011 Universal R $169,106,725 $169,106,725

Hard Breakers May 20, 2011 Freestyle Releasing R $0 $0

The Hangover Part II May 26, 2011 Warner Bros. R $254,464,305 $254,464,305

The Best and the Brightest Jun 2, 2011 R $0 $0

Submarine Jun 3, 2011 Weinstein Co. R $467,602 $467,602

Love, Wedding, Marriage Jun 3, 2011 IFC Films PG-13 $1,926 $1,925

Bad Teacher Jun 24, 2011 Sony Pictures R $100,292,856 $100,292,856

Le nom des gens Jun 24, 2011 Music Box Films R $514,237 $514,237

Terri Jul 1, 2011 ATO Pictures R $655,802 $655,802

Horrible Bosses Jul 8, 2011 Warner Bros. R $117,538,559 $117,538,559

Salvation Boulevard Jul 15, 2011 IFC Films R $28,468 $28,468

Lucky Jul 15, 2011 Phase 4 Films R $0 $0

A Little Help Jul 22, 2011 Freestyle Releasing R $96,868 $96,868

Crazy, Stupid, Love Jul 29, 2011 Warner Bros. PG-13 $84,351,197 $84,351,197

The Guard Jul 29, 2011 Sony Pictures Classics R $5,359,774 $5,359,774

Starbuck Jul 29, 2011 Entertainment One R $3,450,087 $3,450,087

The Change-Up Aug 5, 2011 Universal R $37,081,475 $37,081,475

30 Minutes or Less Aug 12, 2011 Sony Pictures R $37,053,924 $37,053,924

Our Idiot Brother Aug 26, 2011 Weinstein Co. R $24,814,830 $24,814,830

Swinging With The Finkels Aug 26, 2011 Freestyle Releasing R $0 $0

A Good Old Fashioned Orgy Sep 2, 2011 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $154,604 $154,604

Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star Sep 9, 2011 Sony Pictures R $2,529,395 $2,529,395

I Don't Know How She Does It Sep 16, 2011 Weinstein Co. PG-13 $9,659,074 $9,659,074

Stay Cool Sep 16, 2011 Initiate Productions PG-13 $0 $0

Mardi Gras: Spring Break Sep 23, 2011 Weinstein Co. R $0 $0

Breakaway Sep 30, 2011 Alliance Films PG-13 $1,481,735 $1,481,735

Fancypants Sep 30, 2011 Humble Pie Films PG-13 $4,227 $4,227

The Big Year Oct 14, 2011 20th Century Fox PG $7,204,138 $7,204,138

Johnny English Reborn Oct 21, 2011 Universal PG $8,305,970 $8,364,307

Balls to the Wall Oct 21, 2011 Midwest Movies R $3,140 $3,140

And They're Off Oct 28, 2011 PG-13 $0 $0

Tower Heist Nov 4, 2011 Universal PG-13 $78,046,570 $78,046,570

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas Nov 4, 2011 Warner Bros. R $35,061,031 $35,061,031

Killing Bono Nov 4, 2011 ARC Entertainment R $0 $0

Jack and Jill Nov 11, 2011 Sony Pictures PG $74,158,157 $74,158,157

Division III: Football's Finest Nov 18, 2011 Image Entertainment R $0 $0

The Muppets Nov 23, 2011 Walt Disney PG $88,625,922 $88,625,922

The Sitter Dec 9, 2011 20th Century Fox R $30,542,576 $30,542,576

Young Adult Dec 9, 2011 Paramount Pictures R $16,311,571 $16,311,571

Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked Dec 16, 2011 20th Century Fox G $133,107,389 $133,107,389

Loosies Jan 11, 2012 IFC Films PG-13 $3,519 $3,519

One for the Money Jan 27, 2012 Lionsgate PG-13 $26,414,527 $26,414,527

Wanderlust Feb 24, 2012 Universal R $17,288,155 $17,288,155

Goon Feb 24, 2012 Alliance Films R $4,164,911 $4,164,911

Project X Mar 2, 2012 Warner Bros. R $54,731,865 $54,731,865

Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie Mar 2, 2012 Magnet Pictures R $201,436 $201,436

A Thousand Words Mar 9, 2012 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $18,450,127 $18,450,127

Sound of Noise Mar 9, 2012 Magnolia Pictures R $24,565 $24,565

The Decoy Bride Mar 9, 2012 IFC Films PG $759 $759

21 Jump Street Mar 16, 2012 Sony Pictures R $138,447,667 $138,447,667

Casa de mi Padre Mar 16, 2012 Pantelion Films R $5,909,483 $5,909,483

Jeff, Who Lives at Home Mar 16, 2012 Paramount Vantage R $4,269,426 $4,269,426

Natural Selection Mar 16, 2012 Cinema Guild R $46,635 $46,635

Reuniting the Rubins Mar 16, 2012 Monterey Media PG $13,569 $13,569

The FP Mar 16, 2012 Drafthouse Films R $0 $0

The Trouble With Bliss Mar 23, 2012 7A Productions PG-13 $13,093 $13,093

Losing Control Mar 30, 2012 PhD R $0 $0

American Reunion Apr 6, 2012 Universal R $56,758,835 $56,758,835

We the Party Apr 6, 2012 MVP Films R $0 $0

The Three Stooges Apr 13, 2012 20th Century Fox PG $44,338,224 $44,338,224

Blue Like Jazz Apr 13, 2012 Roadside Attractions PG-13 $595,018 $595,018

L!fe Happens Apr 13, 2012 PMK*BNC R $30,905 $30,905

Detention Apr 13, 2012 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $0 $0

Darling Companion Apr 20, 2012 Sony Pictures Classics PG-13 $793,352 $793,352

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel May 4, 2012 Fox Searchlight PG-13 $46,383,639 $46,383,639

The Perfect Family May 4, 2012 Variance Films PG-13 $110,013 $110,013

LOL May 4, 2012 Lionsgate PG-13 $0 $0

Nesting May 11, 2012 PMK*BNC PG-13 $0 $0

The Dictator May 16, 2012 Paramount Pictures R $59,650,222 $59,650,222

Les Intouchables May 25, 2012 Weinstein Co. R $13,182,281 $13,182,281

High School Jun 1, 2012 Anchor Bay Entertainment R $231,326 $139,034

6 Month Rule Jun 1, 2012 Secret Identity Productions R $14,057 $14,057

Safety Not Guaranteed Jun 8, 2012 FilmDistrict R $4,010,957 $4,010,957

Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding Jun 8, 2012 IFC Films R $542,762 $542,762

Lola Versus Jun 8, 2012 Fox Searchlight R $252,603 $252,603

That's My Boy Jun 15, 2012 Sony Pictures R $36,931,089 $36,931,089

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World Jun 22, 2012 Focus Features R $7,078,738 $7,078,738

Grassroots Jun 22, 2012 Samuel Goldwyn Films R $6,497 $6,497

Ted Jun 29, 2012 Universal R $218,665,740 $218,665,740

Magic Mike Jun 29, 2012 Warner Bros. R $113,721,571 $113,721,571

Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection Jun 29, 2012 Lionsgate PG-13 $65,653,242 $65,653,242

The Do-Deca-Pentathlon Jul 6, 2012 Red Flag Releasing R $10,000 $10,000

The Obama Effect Jul 13, 2012 ARC Entertainment PG-13 $103,000 $103,000

The Watch Jul 27, 2012 20th Century Fox R $34,353,000 $34,353,000

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days Aug 3, 2012 20th Century Fox PG $49,008,662 $49,008,662

The Babymakers Aug 3, 2012 Millenium Entertainment R $5,783 $5,215

The Campaign Aug 10, 2012 Warner Bros. R $86,907,746 $86,907,746

Goats Aug 10, 2012 Image Entertainment R $0 $0

ParaNorman Aug 17, 2012 Focus Features PG $56,003,051 $56,003,051

Why Stop Now Aug 17, 2012 IFC Films R $2,432 $2,432

Hit and Run Aug 22, 2012 Open Road R $13,749,300 $13,749,300

General Education Aug 24, 2012 Well Go USA PG-13 $0 $0

For a Good Time, Call Aug 31, 2012 Focus Features R $1,251,749 $1,251,749

Doggie B Aug 31, 2012 Phase 4 Films PG $0 $0

Bachelorette Sep 7, 2012 Weinstein Co. R $446,770 $446,770

The Inbetweeners Sep 7, 2012 Wrekin Hill Entertainment R $35,955 $35,955

Liberal Arts Sep 14, 2012 IFC Films PG-13 $319,176 $319,176

My Uncle Rafael Sep 21, 2012 Slater Brothers Entertainment PG-13 $243,616 $243,616

Backwards Sep 21, 2012 Dada Films PG $61,465 $61,465

Hotel Transylvania Sep 28, 2012 Sony Pictures PG $147,211,394 $147,211,394

Pitch Perfect Sep 28, 2012 Universal PG-13 $64,920,343 $64,920,343

Dust Up Sep 28, 2012 Not Rated $0 $0

Frankenweenie Oct 5, 2012 Walt Disney PG $35,053,124 $35,053,124

The Oranges Oct 5, 2012 ATO Pictures R $364,875 $364,875

Butter Oct 5, 2012 Weinstein Co. R $73,000 $73,000

Fat Kid Rules the World Oct 5, 2012 R $0 $0

Here Comes the Boom Oct 12, 2012 Sony Pictures PG $44,712,692 $44,712,692

Seven Psychopaths Oct 12, 2012 CBS Films R $15,024,049 $15,024,049

That's What She Said Oct 19, 2012 Phase 4 Films R $0 $0

Alter Egos Oct 19, 2012 SModcast R $0 $0

Fun Size Oct 26, 2012 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $9,409,538 $9,409,538

A Liar's Autobiography - The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman Nov 2, 2012 Brainstorm Media R $5,102 $5,102

Nature Calls Nov 9, 2012 Magnet Pictures R $646 $646

Christmas in Compton Nov 9, 2012 Barnholtz Entertainment PG-13 $0 $0

Barrymore Nov 15, 2012 Not Rated $0 $0

Price Check Nov 16, 2012 IFC Films Not Rated $7,413 $7,413

Ex-Girlfriends Nov 28, 2012 Filmbuff Not Rated $0 $0

King Kelly Nov 30, 2012 SeeThink Not Rated $0 $0

Lay the Favorite Dec 7, 2012 Radius R $20,998 $20,998

The Man Who Shook the Hand of Vicente Fernandez Dec 7, 2012 Indican Pictures Not Rated $6,859 $6,859

Let's Make a Movie Dec 14, 2012 Digital Magic Entertianment Not Rated $0 $0

The Guilt Trip Dec 19, 2012 Paramount Pictures PG-13 $35,921,078 $35,921,078

This is 40 Dec 21, 2012 Universal R $65,468,270 $65,468,270

Parental Guidance Dec 25, 2012 20th Century Fox PG $68,134,123 $68,134,123

A Haunted House Jan 11, 2013 Open Road R $31,871,868 $31,871,868

Quartet Jan 11, 2013 Weinstein Co. PG-13 $392,077 $392,077

Freeloaders Jan 11, 2013 Salient Media R $0 $0

The Baytown Outlaws Jan 11, 2013 Phase 4 Films R $0 $0

Movie 43 Jan 25, 2013 Relativity R $0 $0

Admission Mar 22, 2013 Focus Features PG-13 $0 $0

Spring Breakers Mar 22, 2013 A24 R $0 $0

About Time May 10, 2013 Universal R $0 $0

Total Movies: 1600 $39,662,792,728 $53,854,775,270



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