WWE Studios - Box Office Performance

Box Office Performance

Film Release date Box office revenue Box office ranking Reference
Domestic Foreign Worldwide United States
See No Evil May 19, 2006 $15,032,800 $3,388,168 $18,420,968 #6
The Marine October 13, 2006 $18,844,784 $3,320,824 $22,165,608 #6
The Condemned April 27, 2007 $7,371,706 $1,263,477 $8,635,183 #9
12 Rounds March 27, 2009 $12,234,694 $5,045,632 $17,280,326 #7
Legendary September 10, 2010 $200,393 - - #38
Knucklehead October 22, 2010 $1,000 $7,927 $8,927
The Chaperone February 18, 2011 $14,400 $29,395 $43,795
That's What I Am April 29, 2011 $6,400 - -

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