In 2003, Forty Hour Train Back to Penn was released, and reached number 164 on the Billboard 200. In February 2003, the band supported The Used on their headlining tour of the US East Coast. Following this, the group went on tour with Finch and Senses Fail until early March. In April, Baken got in a van accident, which resulted in the band drafting a friend in to temporarily fill his role in time for a UK tour. In May, the band filmed a video for "Jamestown" directed by Motion graphics company Digital Kitchen. The band went on The Made Tour, which ran from June to August; they played alongside Further Seems Forever, Autopilot Off, and Anberlin. The trek included an appearance at Hellfest. In September 2003, the band went on the 5 Dollar Tour, with Fairweather and the Honorary Title. On September 29, a note on the band's website revealed that the Movielife had decided to break up.
