The Numbers - Box Office Performance History for Image Entertainment

Top-Grossing Movies 1995-2013, Adjusted for Ticket Price Inflation

Rank	Movie	Release Date	Genre	MPAA Rating	Total Gross	Inflation-Adjusted Gross
1	My Name is Bruce	Oct 31, 2008	Horror	R	$173,066	$190,181
2	The Other Man	Sep 11, 2009	Drama	R	$149,530	$157,303
3	35 and Ticking	May 20, 2011	Romantic Comedy	R	$113,804	$113,804
4	The Double	Oct 28, 2011	Thriller/Suspense	PG-13	$99,612	$99,612
5	Every Day	Jan 14, 2011	Drama	R	$46,029	$46,029
6	The Edge of Love	Mar 13, 2009	Drama	R	$33,260	$36,546
7	Dare	Nov 13, 2009		R	$18,087	$19,031
8	Beneath the Darkness	Jan 6, 2012	Thriller/Suspense	R	$9,600	$9,600
9	Passion Play	May 6, 2011	Drama	R	$3,669	$3,669
10	Lovely Molly	May 18, 2012	Horror	R	$0	$0
11	Day of the Falcon	Mar 1, 2013	Drama	R	$0	$0
12	The Numbers Station	Apr 26, 2013	Thriller/Suspense	R	$0	$0
13	The Tall Man	Aug 31, 2012	Thriller/Suspense	R	$0	$0
14	Goats	Aug 10, 2012	Comedy	R	$0	$0
15	All Things Fall Apart	Feb 14, 2012	Drama	R	$0	$0
16	Division III: Football's Finest	Nov 18, 2011	Comedy	R	$0	$0
Complete List

Year	Movies in Release	Market Share	Gross	Tickets Sold	Inflation- Adjusted Gross	Top-Grossing Movie	Gross that Year
2008	2	0.00%	$206,326	28,736	$227,589	My Name is Bruce	$173,066
2009	2	0.00%	$167,617	22,349	$177,004	The Other Man	$149,530
2010	1	0.00%	$39,033	4,947	$39,180	44 Inch Chest	$39,033
2011	4	0.00%	$263,114	33,179	$262,778	35 and Ticking	$113,804
2012	1	0.00%	$9,600	1,211	$9,591	Beneath the Darkness	$9,600

Release Date	Movie	Genre	Domestic Box Office to Date	Trailer