Trivia / The Disappointments Room

• Box Office Bomb: Budget, $15 million. Box office, $2.4 million (domestic), $5.6 million (worldwide). The film being a complete disappointment with critics, Relativity Media having to deal with Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection led to them switching release dates before dumping it at the very end of the 2016 Summer Bomb Buster, and then having a 97.4% drop in box office from week two to week three (beating Gigli's drop and earning a rare snark from The Other Wiki) has a good chance of putting Wentworth Miller's writing career in a prison cell and doing serious damage to the careers of the director and producers (director D. J. Caruso has the next XXX film with a returning Vin Diesel to look forward to, though).
• The Shelf of Movie Languishment: The film was another victim of Relativity's financial collapse. It was supposed to come out on September 25, 2015, but the release was quietly canned. It was set for March 25, 2016, but that date had to pushed back now that Relativity has emerged from bankruptcy with a sure fire date of November 18 announced. Later on, the film was moved up to September 9th and replaced the following title. Upon release, the film was nothing short of a disappointment at the box office.