It might be called �Out Cold,� but the new snowboarding movie brought in the cold hard cash. Coming in as the number-six best-grossing movie over the five-day-long holiday weekend, �Out Cold� took in $6.9-million dollars.

Although it pales to Harry Potter�s gross of $83.5-million, the story of a group of boarders who try to keep their local ski resort from getting sold to the bad developer beat out the John Travolta drama "Domestic Disturbance," and "Heist", a thriller starring Gene Hackman and Danny DeVito, which came in number seven and eight respectively.

Of course, the snowboarding tale wasn�t enough to outpace "Shallow Hal," a comedy starring Gwyneth Paltrow in a fat suit, or "Black Knight," in which Martin Lawrence plays a worker at a medieval theme park who gets knocked on the head and wakes up in real medieval times. Also claiming higher spots were �Spy Game� (Robert Redford and Brad Pitt) and �Monsters, Inc.�