Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 2,101-2,200)	2,114	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office (Rank 2,201-2,300)	2,204	$77,312,036
All Time Domestic Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 1,601-1,700)	1,634	$44,540,956
Top 2004 Movies at the Domestic Box Office	70	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Highest Grossing Limited Release Movies	42	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Inflation Adjusted Box Office for Limited Release Movies	33	$77,312,036
Top 2004 Limited Release Movies at the Domestic Box Office	3	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for Based on Short Film Movies	13	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 1,701-1,800)	1,745	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 1,001-1,100)	1,003	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 301-400)	390	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for PG Movies (Rank 501-600)	508	$44,540,956
All Time Domestic Box Office for Fox Searchlight Movies	14	$44,540,956
Leggiest Movies	23	15.84

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Jun 11, 2004	29	$116,666		6	$19,444	$116,666	1
Jun 18, 2004	21	$193,506	+66%	18	$10,750	$404,136	2
Jun 25, 2004	16	$388,112	+101%	73	$5,317	$953,215	3
Jul 2, 2004	15	$513,387	+32%	142	$3,615	$1,744,538	4
Jul 9, 2004	17	$554,769	+8%	141	$3,935	$2,980,362	5
Jul 16, 2004	17	$750,491	+35%	179	$4,193	$4,214,677	6
Jul 23, 2004	16	$1,608,412	+114%	389	$4,135	$6,517,812	7
Jul 30, 2004	14	$1,402,563	-13%	423	$3,316	$9,315,870	8
Aug 6, 2004	13	$1,739,326	+24%	546	$3,186	$12,531,709	9
Aug 13, 2004	11	$1,756,496	+1%	563	$3,120	$15,880,823	10
Aug 20, 2004	14	$1,787,873	+2%	577	$3,099	$19,111,581	11
Aug 27, 2004	14	$2,083,493	+17%	706	$2,951	$22,380,194	12
Sep 3, 2004	13	$2,811,411	+35%	886	$3,173	$26,268,093	13
Sep 10, 2004	10	$2,516,879	-10%	921	$2,733	$30,294,397	14
Sep 17, 2004	8	$2,286,541	-9%	1,024	$2,233	$33,343,529	15
Sep 24, 2004	11	$1,808,393	-21%	1,027	$1,761	$35,721,724	16
Oct 1, 2004	12	$1,391,097	-23%	855	$1,627	$37,614,092	17
Oct 8, 2004	12	$1,056,903	-24%	715	$1,478	$39,092,405	18
Oct 15, 2004	13	$883,817	-16%	619	$1,428	$40,371,730	19
Oct 22, 2004	14	$619,569	-30%	479	$1,293	$41,272,184	20
Oct 29, 2004	15	$410,800	-34%	387	$1,061	$41,877,647	21
Nov 5, 2004	19	$367,689	-10%	271	$1,357	$42,429,616	22
Nov 12, 2004	25	$235,139	-36%	196	$1,200	$42,821,449	23
Nov 19, 2004	26	$168,006	-29%	170	$988	$43,068,185	24
Nov 26, 2004	25	$241,977	+44%	193	$1,254	$43,447,097	25
Dec 3, 2004	20	$192,752	-20%	222	$868	$43,726,763	26
Dec 10, 2004	23	$143,089	-26%	218	$656	$43,939,654	27
Dec 17, 2004	26	$124,804	-13%	177	$705	$44,140,989	28
Dec 24, 2004	36	$41,148	-67%	141	$292	$44,285,021	29
Dec 31, 2004	42	$47,898	+16%	114	$420	$44,411,050	30
Jan 7, 2005	49	$39,725	-17%	80	$497	$44,478,018	31
Jan 14, 2005	57	$19,347	-51%	46	$421	$44,513,674	32
Jan 21, 2005	67	$8,119	-58%	30	$271	$44,530,254	33
Jan 28, 2005	83	$4,011	-51%	11	$365	$44,537,420	34
Feb 4, 2005	98	$2,093	-48%	6	$349	$44,540,956	35

Date	Rank	Gross	%YD	%LW	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Days
Jul 26, 2004	10	$378,000			389	$972	$6,896,000	46
Aug 9, 2004	10	$432,000			546	$791	$12,964,000	60
Aug 10, 2004	10	$385,000	-11%		546	$705	$13,349,000	61
Aug 11, 2004	10	$379,000	-2%		546	$694	$13,729,000	62
Aug 12, 2004	10	$397,000	+5%		546	$727	$14,124,000	63
Sep 10, 2004	10	$700,000			921	$760	$28,500,000	92
Sep 11, 2004	10	$1,161,065	+66%		921	$1,261	$29,690,279	93
Sep 12, 2004	10	$604,118	-48%		921	$656	$30,294,397	94
Sep 13, 2004	10	$170,000	-72%		921	$185	$30,465,000	95
Sep 14, 2004	11	$156,000	-8%		921	$169	$30,621,000	96
Sep 15, 2004	9	$206,000	+32%		921	$224	$30,827,000	97
Sep 16, 2004	10	$230,000	+12%		921	$250	$31,057,000	98
Sep 17, 2004	8	$700,000	+204%	n/c	1,024	$684	$31,800,000	99
Sep 18, 2004	9	$1,041,322	+49%	-10%	1,024	$1,017	$32,840,087	100
Sep 19, 2004	10	$503,442	-52%	-17%	1,024	$492	$33,343,529	101
Sep 20, 2004	9	$150,000	-70%	-12%	1,024	$146	$33,493,000	102
Sep 21, 2004	11	$136,000	-9%	-13%	1,024	$133	$33,629,000	103
Sep 22, 2004	9	$139,000	+2%	-33%	1,236	$112	$33,768,000	104
Sep 23, 2004	9	$145,000	+4%	-37%	1,236	$117	$33,913,000	105
Sep 24, 2004	9	$600,000	+314%	-14%	1,024	$586	$34,500,000	106
Oct 8, 2004	10	$300,000			715	$420	$38,900,000	120
Oct 9, 2004	12	$458,132	+53%		715	$641	$38,813,729	121
Oct 10, 2004	13	$278,676	-39%		715	$390	$39,092,405	122
Oct 14, 2004	10	$99,000			715	$138	$39,488,000	126
Jan 17, 2005	-	$4,314			46	$94	$44,517,988	221

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Theaters	Per Theater	Total Gross	Week
Jun 11, 2004	24	$210,630		6	$35,105	$210,630	1
Jun 18, 2004	20	$354,473	+68%	18	$19,693	$565,103	2
Jun 25, 2004	18	$666,048	+88%	73	$9,124	$1,231,151	3
Jul 2, 2004	16	$1,194,442	+79%	142	$8,412	$2,425,593	4
Jul 9, 2004	17	$1,038,593	-13%	141	$7,366	$3,464,186	5
Jul 16, 2004	17	$1,445,214	+39%	179	$8,074	$4,909,400	6
Jul 23, 2004	12	$3,003,907	+108%	389	$7,722	$7,913,307	7
Jul 30, 2004	13	$2,879,076	-4%	423	$6,806	$10,792,383	8
Aug 6, 2004	11	$3,331,944	+16%	546	$6,102	$14,124,327	9
Aug 13, 2004	11	$3,199,381	-4%	563	$5,683	$17,323,708	10
Aug 20, 2004	14	$2,972,993	-7%	577	$5,153	$20,296,701	11
Aug 27, 2004	14	$3,159,981	+6%	706	$4,476	$23,456,682	12
Sep 3, 2004	13	$4,320,836	+37%	886	$4,877	$27,777,518	13
Sep 10, 2004	11	$3,279,470	-24%	921	$3,561	$31,056,988	14
Sep 17, 2004	9	$2,856,343	-13%	1,024	$2,789	$33,913,331	15
Sep 24, 2004	11	$2,309,664	-19%	1,027	$2,249	$36,222,995	16
Oct 1, 2004	12	$1,812,507	-22%	855	$2,120	$38,035,502	17
Oct 8, 2004	12	$1,452,411	-20%	715	$2,031	$39,487,913	18
Oct 15, 2004	13	$1,164,702	-20%	619	$1,882	$40,652,615	19
Oct 22, 2004	15	$814,232	-30%	479	$1,700	$41,466,847	20
Oct 29, 2004	16	$595,080	-27%	387	$1,538	$42,061,927	21
Nov 5, 2004	20	$524,383	-12%	271	$1,935	$42,586,310	22
Nov 12, 2004	25	$313,869	-40%	196	$1,601	$42,900,179	23
Nov 19, 2004	24	$304,941	-3%	170	$1,794	$43,205,120	24
Nov 26, 2004	24	$328,891	+8%	193	$1,704	$43,534,011	25
Dec 3, 2004	22	$262,554	-20%	222	$1,183	$43,796,565	26
Dec 10, 2004	23	$219,620	-16%	218	$1,007	$44,016,185	27
Dec 17, 2004	27	$227,688	+4%	177	$1,286	$44,243,873	28
Dec 24, 2004	36	$119,279	-48%	141	$846	$44,363,152	29
Dec 31, 2004	44	$75,141	-37%	114	$659	$44,438,293	30
Jan 7, 2005	49	$56,034	-25%	80	$700	$44,494,327	31
Jan 14, 2005	58	$27,808	-50%	46	$605	$44,522,135	32
Jan 21, 2005	69	$11,274	-59%	30	$376	$44,533,409	33
Jan 28, 2005	80	$5,454	-52%	11	$496	$44,538,863	34
Feb 4, 2005	99	$2,093	-62%	6	$349	$44,540,956	35

Territory	Release Date	Opening Weekend	Opening Weekend Screens	Maximum Screens	Theatrical Engagements	Total Box Office	Report Date
Australia	11/5/2004	$13,758	10	27	131	$381,505	9/4/2020
Rest of World						$1,200,252
International Total						$1,581,757	9/4/2020

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time International Box Office (Rank 9,601-9,700)	9,681	$1,581,757
All Time International Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 8,601-8,700)	8,676	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for Based on Short Film Movies	26	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 8,001-8,100)	8,063	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 5,001-5,100)	5,070	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 1,801-1,900)	1,846	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for PG Movies (Rank 801-900)	854	$1,581,757
All Time International Box Office for Fox Searchlight Movies (Rank 101-200)	118	$1,581,757

Record	Rank	Revenue
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 3,301-3,400)	3,310	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Non-Sequel Box Office (Rank 2,601-2,700)	2,666	$46,122,713
Top 2004 Movies at the Worldwide Box Office	95	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Based on Short Film Movies	17	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Live Action Movies (Rank 2,701-2,800)	2,790	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Contemporary Fiction Movies (Rank 1,601-1,700)	1,643	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Comedy Movies (Rank 501-600)	567	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for PG Movies (Rank 601-700)	622	$46,122,713
All Time Worldwide Box Office for Fox Searchlight Movies	32	$46,122,713

Date	Rank	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks in Release
May 21, 2006	12	106,419		106,419	$2,127,316	$2,127,316	74
May 28, 2006	6	154,131	+45%	260,550	$2,816,559	$4,943,875	75
Jun 4, 2006	3	321,697	+109%	582,247	$5,364,780	$10,308,655	76
Jun 11, 2006	4	266,651	-17%	848,898	$4,427,447	$14,736,102	77
Jun 18, 2006	8	213,711	-20%	1,062,609	$3,297,176	$18,033,278	78
Jun 25, 2006	10	123,418	-42%	1,186,027	$2,054,910	$20,088,188	79
Jul 2, 2006	22	74,432	-40%	1,260,459	$1,337,543	$21,425,731	80
Jul 9, 2006	20	92,992	+25%	1,353,451	$1,525,069	$22,950,800	81
Jul 16, 2006	1	555,778	+498%	1,909,229	$8,247,746	$31,198,546	82
Jul 23, 2006	24	51,651	-91%	1,960,880	$928,168	$32,126,714	83
Jul 30, 2006	13	35,136	-32%	1,996,016	$589,905	$32,716,619	84
Aug 6, 2006	15	119,690	+241%	2,115,706	$1,877,673	$34,594,292	85
Aug 13, 2006	25	56,400	-53%	2,172,106	$902,862	$35,497,154	86
Aug 20, 2006	23	42,225	-25%	2,214,331	$666,158	$36,163,312	87

DVD and Blu-ray Releases for June 10th, 2014

June 11th, 2014

This week's list of new DVD and Blu-rays includes a couple of first run releases, but neither are really must haves. Of all of the theatrical releases coming out this week, Alan Partridge on DVD or Blu-ray is the one I'm most interested in seeing, but the screener is still late. I'm also waiting for the screener for Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, but I saw every episode on TV and the DVD or Blu-ray is clearly a contender for Pick of the Week. So is True Detective: Season One on DVD or Blu-ray. It was a bit of a coin toss, but in the end I went with Cosmos. More...

Featured Blu-ray review: Napoleon Dynamite

June 5th, 2014

In 2004, Napoleon Dynamite was a small independent film that earned buzz at the Sundance Film Festival and was picked up by MTV films. MTV pushed the film hard and it worked, as the film earned more than $40 million starting in limited release. I didn't get a chance to see it, but saw it when it came out on DVD and really liked it. A few months later, I watched it a second time and I wasn't as impressed. Now that it has been ten years since it came out, will I like it like the first time, or has it aged poorly? More...

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February 3rd, 2009

Wow. That was... Due to technical difficulties, late deliveries, and some misfiled DVDs, this week's list is a little later than normal (but it's still Tuesday, so it's not technically late). It is also a lot larger than normal with a record number of Spotlight reviews (23 in all, or 30 if you count individual movies). There are also some very high quality releases including Zack and Miri Make a Porno on either DVD or Blu-ray. However, given the subject matter of that film, I wouldn't recommend it to everyone. The best release of the week is, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist on DVD or Blu-ray, but especially the Blu-ray, which is worth the upgrade. That film is the DVD Pick of the Week. With a record number of spotlight reviews, it goes without saying that the list had to be split up this week, with the second part found here, while the third part can be found here. (First time I had to separate the list into three parts.) More...

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July 9th, 2007

Another slow week with little in the way of top-notch DVD releases. The best of the bunch is Extras - The Complete Second Season, but I'm a little worried about the inside nature of the humor. That said, it is still worth picking up, especially if you are the kind of person into movies enough to check out box office numbers, and I think that includes most people reading this column right now. On a side note, we only have two spotlight reviews this week, both of them for DVDs that were released last week. However, the double-shot of Canada and Independence Day meant they didn't arrive until it was too late for last week's column. More...

Home Market Brings in a Ringer

May 27th, 2006

It was a very close race for the top of the rental charts between two new releases. The Ringer won that race with a surprising $6.32 million while When a Stranger Calls had to settle for second best with $6.18 million. More...

DVD Releases for May 16, 2006

May 15th, 2006

It's a pretty average week for DVD releases with a handful of DVDs worth checking out. That said, there wasn't many that were in competition for DVD Pick of the Week and in the end Home Movies - Season Four was the only one in serious contention. The only other DVD on this week's list than I would rate as a must have is These Girls, but I admit, that is partially due to my pro-Canada bias. More...

Baby Scores a Knockout Punch

July 23rd, 2005

To call Million Dollar Baby's debut on the home market a knockout is very apt. Perhaps too apt. Not only did the film easily win the week with $12.42 million in combined rentals, every other film in the top five saw serious drop-offs, sending the overall market sharply downwards. More...

Incredible Start on the Home Market

March 26th, 2005

As expected, The Incredibles topped the home market this week taking first place in DVD and VHS rentals, ($8.16 million and $1.48 million respectively) as well as DVD and VHS Sales. As mentioned last week, The Incredibles sold 5 million DVDs on its first day of release alone, however, no figure has been released for its weekly sales total. More...

Saw Remains on Top of Belated Rental Charts

March 5th, 2005

Thanks in part to a slow week for DVD releases, Saw remained the top DVD rental on this weeks charts with $6.80 million this week, a drop of 28% from last week, and a two week total of $16.27 million so far. On the VHS side, the film dropped first to third with $1.09 million, down 38% for a total of $2.83 million. More...

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December 20th, 2004

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It Has Begun!

December 2nd, 2004

That's right, it's officially award season as the IFP Independent Spirit Awards announced their nominees. This year the leader of the pack was Sideways, which was nominated 6 times. Topping the list of studios was Fox Searchlight with 14 nominations. More...

V is for Victory and Vera

October 19th, 2004

Vera Drake, which opened last Sunday, topped the Per Theatre Charts this week with $20,435. It's Sunday to Sunday performance was very flat, which bodes well for its legs. More...

Lonely Journey at the Top

September 28th, 2004

It's been a lonely few weeks on the per theatre charts as once again only one film topped $10,000 per theatre average. It was the road trip film, The Motorcycle Diaries that topped the charts with an incredible $53,273 average in 3 theatres. I expect to see this film on the charts for a few more weeks. More...

At Least September is Almost Over

September 24th, 2004

There are a lot of questions that need answering with regards to the box office this weekend. Will any new release come in first? Or will they all be dead on arrival, making this a weekend the studios would rather forget? And, are these questions mere cheap excuses to put links into the summary? More...

Box Office Falls Flat

September 20th, 2004

None of the new films could live up to expectations, but the holdovers held up better than expected, especially as you went farther down the list. This helped the box office remain relatively flat from last weekend, down just 1.3% from last weekend, hardly worth noting. The yearly comparison is not as bright with 2004 down more than 25% from the same weekend last year. With the Fall box office stumbling, 2004's lead over 2003 is shrinking. As of last weekend this year is ahead $6.712 billion to $6.450 billion, just 4% ahead. More...

Sky's the Limit

September 17th, 2004

This weekend is a little busier than most with 4 movies opening wide and another film having a preview. Most of the films are also earning better than average reviews, especially for this time of year. This should give a little boost to the box office, but don't expect to see any major breakout hits or records broken along the way. More...

Per Theatre Average Charts Falls Down

September 15th, 2004

No film could reach the $10,000 mark on the per theatre average chart. The top film on the charts, Testosterone missed the mark by quite a margin earning an average of $7,363 in its four theatres. More...

Box Office Barely Alive

September 13th, 2004

There were very few surprises over the weekend, however, the box office as a whole was slightly depressed compared to expectations. This led to a 10.3% drop from last weekend, and more importantly a 9.4% drop from last year. After a summer that can best be described as mixed, Fall 2004 is getting off to a dubious start. Year to date 2004 has brought in $6.607 billion in ticket sales, up 4.8% from this time last year, inline with estimated ticket price increases. More...

Beating the Odds

September 10th, 2004

Historically speaking, the weekend after the Labor Day long weekend tends to be the slowest weekend of the year. But this year looks to buck the odds, as we should see a slight bounce from last weekend. And this increase should be thanks entirely to one movie, while this week's other new release will have to settle for a distant second place. The rest of the top five, and indeed the top ten, will finish way back but within a couple million of each other. More...

Red Lights Earn Some Green

September 9th, 2004

There were one or two films that managed to cross the $10,000 per theatre milestone, depending on if you counted Labor Day's box office. Taking into account the whole long weekend, Red Lights took top spot with an average of $17,802 in four theatres. While Tae Guik Gi: The Brotherhood of War missed $10,000 over the 3-day weekend, it managed $12,532 per theatre once Monday was taken into account. More...

Bunny Hops into Top Spot

September 1st, 2004

Only one film managed to break the $10,000 per theatre barrier this week, and it was the controversial The Brown Bunny, which earned $50,601 in just 3 theatres for an average of $16,867. More...

Limited Releases offer Little Relief

August 27th, 2004

The transition from Summer Blockbuster Season to September Dumping Ground underway, there's an awkward mix of movies hitting arthouse theatres tonight. It's a little late in the summer for effective counter programming and its too early for award show hopefuls to come out. On the plus side, several other limited releases expand this weekend including Mean Creek, Garden State and Napoleon Dynamite More...

Ramones has Bright Beginning

August 25th, 2004

Just two films topped $10,000 per theatre this weekend, led by Ramones: End of the Century, which earned $18,422 in its lone theatre. Next was Bright Young Things with an average of $15,642 in just three theatres. More...

Water Repeats Ahead of Massive Expansion

August 18th, 2004

Just a week ahead of expanding into more than 2000 theatre, Open Water repeated on top of the per theatre charts. However, it's average of $16,268 was 30% lower that last weekend, which makes repeating The Blair Witch Project's success unlikely, as that film saw its per theatre figure grow during its second weekend. The only other films to top $10,000 per theatre was We Don't Live Here Anymore with $14,471 and overall box office leader Alien Vs. Predator with $11,279 per theatre. More...

Water has Wonderful Opening

August 11th, 2004

Open Water had the kind of opening most limited release film can only dream of. $1.1 million dollars is just 47 theatres for an average of $23,424. How well it can hold up as the film expands is the real test for this film. Coming in second place was Outfoxed - Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism with $15,611 average in 5 theatres. This is even more impressive when you realize the film has already been released on DVD. Last week's winner, Garden State, dropped to third place with an average of $14,617, which is a drop of just 35% despite nearly quadrupling its theatre count. Big things are in store for this film. More...

Per Theatre Chart is Full of Grace

July 28th, 2004

It was a busy week on the per theatre charts, both in terms of the number of films to hit $10,000 per theatres and the number of films to hit milestones. Surprisingly, Maria Full of Grace repeated at the top of the per theatre chart with $19,562, which is a drop of only 1.5% from its opening. Next was the overall box office champ, Bourne Supremacy with a $16,595 average in 3,165 theatres. Very close behind in third place was Zatoichi with $15,276. Rounding out the $10,000 club was Home at the End of the World and Festival Express with averages of $12,946 and $12,074 respectively. More...

Crowded Weekend for Limited Releases

July 23rd, 2004

Today sees the opening a few more limited releases, but perhaps more significantly, it also will see the expansion of a few other, previously released limited release films. More...

Gracing the Per Theatre Charts

July 21st, 2004

Only two films topped $10,000 per theatre this weekend, and they were at opposite ends of the release spectrum. Coming in first was Maria Full of Grace with a weekend take of $139,066 in just 7 theatres for an average of $19,867. Next was the overall box office champ, I, Robot with a $15,257 average in 3,420 theatres. More...

Monster of a Weekend

July 14th, 2004

The documentary Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, which some are describing as a real life Spinal Tap, pulled in $46,359 in three theatres for an average of $15,453. Two other films topped $10,000 including De-Lovely with a $14,212 average and the overall box office champ, Spider-Man 2 with $10,845. More...

Hunting the Top Spot

June 23rd, 2004

A trio of films topped $10,000 in a very close race on the Per Theatre Charts. Coming out on top was The Hunting of the President with $11,649 per theatre in its two theatres. Just behind was the overall chart topper Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story with $11,162 and last week's winner Napoleon Dynamite with an average of $10,750. More...

Weekend on the Per Theatre Chart is Anything but Dynamite

June 16th, 2004

Just the lone film earned more than $10,000 per theatre this past weekend. Napoleon Dynamite $19,444 average in 6 theatres was double the nearest competitor, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which earned an average of $9,056. More...

Major Expansions Highlight Limited Release Schedule

June 11th, 2004

There are only two limited releases on our list this week. However, there are also two limited releases undergoing major expansions this week as well. And since this was a slow week, why not have them on the list one more time. More...

Movie Websites Launches for June 4 - June 10

June 10th, 2004

During the past week promotional websites for several movies were launched and some older ones added additional content. Here the list of this week's releases, a couple of new sites and few updates including the winner for the week, Garfield - Official Site. If you know of any new movie websites not on this list feel free to e-mail me with the details. More...