Source: Through Monday (Labor Day); Nielsen EDI estimates

1. Shrek 2, $436.7M
2. Spider-Man 2, $369.9M
3. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, $247.8
4. The Day After Tomorrow, $186.2M
5. The Bourne Supremacy, $164.8M
6. I, Robot, $141.0M
7. Troy, $133.3M
8. Van Helsing, $120.1M
9. Fahrenheit 9/11, $117.6M
10. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, $113.4M

Here's how some other movies did. The first two (*) are as of this weekend, the rest are the totals through last weekend


*Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement $85,279,000
*Collateral $88,900,000
Alien vs Predator $72,173,237
The Manchurian Candidate $59,012,292
The Village $110,507,857 (Shymalan not in the top 10)
Little Black Book $19,806,798 (Brittany Murphy)
The Notebook $77,371,100
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle $17,832,106
Around the World in 80 Days $23,904,717 (Jackie Chan)
She Hate Me $294,811 (Spike Lee - ouch)
Mean Girls $86,026,965
Napoleon Dynamite $22,380,194

I'm happy that Farenheit 9/11 did so well at the box office...I was never a fan of Michael Moore but after that movie he practically became my hero lol

The only movies I saw on that list were
Mean Girls
Shrek 2
Princess Diaries 2

The only movies I liked from that list are

Mean Girls
Princess Diaries 2

I thought Shrek 2 was pathetic

Originally posted by Superstar
The only movies I saw on that list were
Mean Girls
Shrek 2
Princess Diaries 2

The only movies I liked from that list are

Mean Girls
Princess Diaries 2

I thought Shrek 2 was pathetic

I thought Shrek 2 kicked ass!

Originally posted by BowWowsBaby
I'm happy that Farenheit 9/11 did so well at the box office...I was never a fan of Michael Moore but after that movie he practically became my hero lol

:nonono: YOU MAY NOT UTTER THE NAME MICHAEL MOORE, FOR HE IS THE ANTI-CHRIST!!! :nonono:

In all seriousness, it was a very good film.

Originally posted by Ian
:nonono: YOU MAY NOT UTTER THE NAME MICHAEL MOORE, FOR HE IS THE ANTI-CHRIST!!! :nonono:


:lol:

Originally posted by BowWowsBaby
I thought Shrek 2 kicked ass!

really?:)

Originally posted by Ian
:nonono: YOU MAY NOT UTTER THE NAME MICHAEL MOORE, FOR HE IS THE ANTI-CHRIST!!! :nonono:

In all seriousness, it was a very good film.

lol....btw nice avatar

Originally posted by Superstar
really?:)

Yup! :cool:

Very depressing that Troy made more money than Fahrenheit 9/11. Love Michael Moore or hate him, that film is a great achievment and will be watched and argued over for years to come. I don't see anyone wanting to ever sit through Troy again.


Well, except for Peter O'Toole's performance, maybe. Talk about a five star performer in a one star movie. I hope he wins an Oscar for it.

Originally posted by Liza
Very depressing that Troy made more money than Fahrenheit 9/11. Love Michael Moore or hate him, that film is a great achievment and will be watched and argued over for years to come. I don't see anyone wanting to ever sit through Troy again.


Well, except for Peter O'Toole's performance, maybe. Talk about a five star performer in a one star movie. I hope he wins an Oscar for it.

i loved troy!

and mean girls was released before summer movies.

Originally posted by vashti1999
Source: Through Monday (Labor Day); Nielsen EDI estimates

1. Shrek 2, $436.7M
2. Spider-Man 2, $369.9M
3. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, $247.8
4. The Day After Tomorrow, $186.2M
5. The Bourne Supremacy, $164.8M
6. I, Robot, $141.0M
7. Troy, $133.3M
8. Van Helsing, $120.1M
9. Fahrenheit 9/11, $117.6M
10. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, $113.4M



It's amazing how well Shrek 2 did. I haven't seen it yet, but I do like Dreamworks CGI films more than Pixar's, so I'm glad to see Shrek 2 overtaking Finding Nemo.

I thought Spiderman 2 would do better. I thought it would break 400 million easy. I suppose its the law of diminishing returns.

I thought I Robot would do better as well. People raved about it when it was first released. I suppose Wil Smiths annoying overacting has finally got to people. The movie would have been so much better with Wesley Snipes instead.

they only made that much money because people are st:eyes2:pid

I saw 6 of those top 10, plus a few others that were great. This was one of the best summers movie-wise that we've had in a long time.

I saw....

1. Shrek 2, $436.7M
2. Spider-Man 2, $369.9M
4. The Day After Tomorrow, $186.2M
6. I, Robot, $141.0M
7. Troy, $133.3M
10. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, $113.4M


The Village $110,507,857 (Shymalan not in the top 10)
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle $17,832,106


Besides "Troy" and "The Village", I liked them all.
"Shrek 2" was good, but doesnt deserve to be #1. I thought "Spider-Man 2" was much better.
But, the prize of the summer had to be "Anchorman", the best movie of 2004 IMO.

Originally posted by I am Him

I thought I Robot would do better as well. People raved about it when it was first released. I suppose Wil Smiths annoying overacting has finally got to people. The movie would have been so much better with Wesley Snipes instead.

I was expecting the complete opposite. The film was getting very negative pre-buzz and people were expecting it to get terrible reviews. I bet many others are impressed at the figures it ended up making.

...and... LOL @ Wesley Snipes being better than Will in that role.

So I guess they're won't be a "Catwoman 2."

;)

Originally posted by TJL
So I guess they're won't be a "Catwoman 2."

Or a Thunderbirds 2