All figures are U.S. Box Office only. Genre & related films are in bold.
1. Rush Hour 3……………………$49,100,158 Engagements:3,778 Cume: $49,100,158
2. The Bourne Ultimatum…$32,879,125 Engagements:3,686 Cume: $131,552,425
3. The Simpsons Movie…$11,269,651 Engagements:3,552 Cume: $152,381,993
4. Stardust…$9,169,779 Engagements:2,540 Cume: $9,169,779
5. Hairspray…$6,396,666 Engagements:2,805 Cume: $92,139,670
6. Underdog…$6,352,377 Engagements:3,013 Cume: $24,643,289
7. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry…$5,877,915 Engagements:2,799 Cume: $103,777,170
8. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix…$5,432,130 Engagements:2,585 Cume: $272,047,388
9. No Reservations…$3,855,029 Engagements:2,053 Cume: $32,025,018
10. Daddy Day Camp…$3,402,678 Engagements:2,332 Cume: $4,887,285
Source: Variety
I’m sorry, Sam, I know “genre is what I say it is,” and you’re Potter Stewart, and we’ve gone over it and you don’t want to hear it.
But Bourne is genre-related and Harry Potter isn’t?
Actually I’d call Bourne sci-fi before I said the Simpson’s was.
Regardless, Potter is definitely a genre film.
And the Band Played On! 😉
But “Stardust” is genre, and you all should go see it!