<![CDATA[Why wasn't there another 'A Night at the Roxbury?']]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — A Night at the Roxbury

whatsupyo — 12 years ago(February 26, 2014 05:25 PM)

Sure, I don't think it was a box office hit. But this movie is still hilarious after all of these years. Everytime I catch it on tv, I watch it and it is still great. It's unfortunate, we'll probably never see the Butabi bros. on the big screen again.

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Made $30 million box office, and it seems like the kind of movie to have a decent run after that, and it had to be low-budget (probably under $10 million). They probably would have made a second if Ferrell could have been talked into it, but he became a star after this.
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I don't think it was a box office hit
there goes your answer right there
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