Box Office

[wdwmaniac]

Feb 15,16,17,2001
1 John Q $20,625,000 2466- $20,625,000
2 Crossroads $14,600,000- $14,600,000
3 Return to Never Land $11,800,000- $11,800,000
4 Collateral Damage $9,050,000- $28,518,000
5 Big Fat Liar $8,700,000- $22,200,000
6 A Beautiful Mind $8,500,000- $124,700,000
7 Hart's War $8,265,000- $8,265,000
8 Super Troopers $6,200,000- $6,200,000
9 Black Hawk Down $6,200,000- $95,400,000
10 Snow Dogs $5,800,000- $67,200,000

Disney has 3rd and 10th place movies.
I will try to post the top ten after every weekend.

 

[wdwmaniac]

1 'Queen of the Damned,' $12.5 million
2 'John Q.,' $10.4 million
3 'Dragonfly,' $10.4 million
4 'Return to Never Land,' $9.0 million
5 'Crossroads,' $7.1 million
6 'Big Fat Liar,' $6.7 million
7 'A Beautiful Mind,' $5.2 million
8 'Hart's War,' $4.6 million
9 'Super Troopers,' $3.9 million
10 'Collateral Damage,', $3.7 million

 

[TURKEY]

Isn't one or more of the other movies related to Disney too?

I thought John Q. was made by one of Disney's subsidiaries, but I probally am wrong.

 

[wdwmaniac]

Originally posted by turkey leg boy
Isn't one or more of the other movies related to Disney too?

I thought John Q. was made by one of Disney's subsidiaries, but I probally am wrong.

John Q. is a New line movie a sub. of AOL Timewarner

 

[wdwmaniac]

Peter Pan II- Return to Neverland- #4- $8,990,061- total- $27,266,300

Snow Dogs- #13- $3,337,801- $72,626,533- WOW!!!!

The Count of Monte Cristo- #14- $3,210,840- $44,640,851

Beauty and the Beast (IMAX)- # 22- $788,574- $18,389,712- total- about 165,262,000

Monsters Inc.- #33- $147,102- $252,177,407- WOW only 12,000,000 to beat Sherk here in the US.

 

[wdwmaniac]

Top Kids Video Sales
(Compiled from a national sample of sales reports)

1. "Disney's American Legends," Walt Disney Home Video.
2. "Dora Saves the Prince," Nickelodeon Video.
3. "Winnie The Pooh: Un-Valentine's Day," Walt Disney Home Video.
4. "Bob The Builder: The Big Game," Lyrick Studios.
5. "The Book Of Pooh: A Valentine For Eeyore," Walt Disney Home Video.
6. "The Land Before Time: The Big Freeze," Universal Studios Home Video.
7. "Happy Hearts Day," Walt Disney Home Video.
8. "Rugrats Easter," Nickelodeon Video.
9. "Clifford: Puppy Love," Artisan Home Entertainment.
10."Blues Clues: Telling Time With Blue," Nickelodeon Video.

Top Video Rentals
(Compiled from a national sample of rental reports)

1. "Hearts In Atlantis," Warner Home Video.
2. "Rat Race," Paramount Home Entertainment.
3. "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," Universal Studios Home Video.
4. "Atlantis: The Lost Empire," Walt Disney Home Video.
5. "The Fast And The Furious," Universal Studios Home Video.
6. "The Glass House," Columbia TriStar Home Video.
7. "Jeepers Creepers," MGM Home Entertainment.
8. "Kiss Of The Dragon," FoxVideo.
9. "What's The Worst That Could Happen?" MGM Home Entertainment.
10. "American Pie 2 (Unrated)," Universal Studios Home Video.

Top Video Sales
(Compiled from a national sample of sales reports)

1. "Atlantis: The Lost Empire," Walt Disney Home Video.
2. "Peter Pan (Special Edition)," Walt Disney Home Video.
3. "Disney's American Legends," Walt Disney Home Video.
4. "The Princess Diaries," Walt Disney Home Video.
5. "Shrek," DreamWorks Home Entertainment.
6. "Dragonball Z: Majin Buu-Tactics (Unedited)," FUNImation.
7. "Dragonball Z: Majin Buu-Tactics (Uncut)," FUNImation.
8. "A Knight's Tale," Columbia TriStar Home Video.
9. "Dora Saves The Prince," Nickelodeon Video.
10. "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs," Walt Disney Home Video.

Top DVD Sales
(Compiled from a national sample of sales reports)

1. "Peter Pan (Special Edition)," Walt Disney Home Video.
2. "Atlantis: The Lost Empire," Walt Disney Home Video.
3. "The Fast And The Furious," Universal Studios Home Video.
4. "Hearts In Atlantis," Warner Home Video.
5. "Rat Race," Paramount Home Entertainment.
6. "American Pie 2 (Widescreen-Unrated)," Universal Studios Home Video.
7. "Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust," Urban Vision Entertainment.
8. "Moulin Rouge," FoxVideo.
9. "Shrek (Special Edition)," DreamWorks Home Entertainment.
10. "Kiss Of The Dragon," FoxVideo.

 

[wdwmaniac]

March 3, 2002
1. 'We Were Soldiers,' $20.2 million
2. '40 Days and 40 Nights,' $12.5 million3. 'John Q.,' $8.4 million
4. 'Dragonfly,' $6.8 million
5. 'Return to Never Land,' $6.5 million
6. 'Queen of the Damned,' $5.8 million7. 'Big Fat Liar,' $4.8 million
8. 'A Beautiful Mind,' $4.4 million
9. 'Crossroads,' $4.0 million
10. 'Lord of the Rings,' $3.1 million

 

[wdwmaniac]

12 Snow Dogs $2,305,529- $75,521,473
11 The Count of Monte Cristo $2,466,378- $48,045,150
22 Beauty and the Beast (IMAX) $650,891- $19,265,705
37 Monsters, Inc. $134,032- $252,338,340 - 18 weeks
36 Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius $139,738- $79,980,134 11 weeks- this is what ice age will do. LOL

 

[wdwmaniac]

Early Release:
1. 'The Time Machine,' $22.5 million
2. 'We Were Soldiers,' $14.5 million
3. 'All About the Benjamins,' $10.1 million
4. '40 Days and 40 Nights,' $7.1 million
5. 'John Q.,' $6.0 million
6. Return To Never Land $4.7 million
7. 'Dragonfly,' $4.1 million
8. 'A Beautiful Mind,' $3.9 million
9. 'Big Fat Liar,' $3.4 million
10. 'Lord of the Rings,' $2.6 million

 

[wdwmaniac]

ICE AGE NUMBER 1!!! HOW???????????

1 - Ice Age $47,850,000 3316 $14,430 1 $47,850,000!!!!!!!
2 - Resident Evil $18,200,000 2528 $7,199 1 $18,200,000
3 - Showtime $15,360,000 2917 $5,266 1 $15,360,000
4 1 The Time Machine $10,900,000 2958 $3,685 2 $40,100,000
5 2 We Were Soldiers $8,800,000 3143 $2,800 3 $53,638,000
6 3 All About the Benjamins $4,850,000 1519 $3,193 2 $17,435,000
7 4 40 Days and 40 Nights $4,600,000 2312 $1,990 3 $30,100,000
8 5 John Q $3,725,000 $64,480,000
9 8 A Beautiful Mind $3,400,000 $149,200,000
10 6 Return to Never Land $2,300,000 $45,300,000

 

[TURKEY]

The new Star Wars Episode II trailer is being shown before Ice Age. That's probally a lot of it.

Although it is a kids movie which usually do well.

 

[wdwmaniac]

But they compare it to the Lion King and Sherk on CNN.

 

[wdwmaniac]

1 Blade II $33.1 million
2 Ice Age $31.1 million
3 E.T. $15.1 million
4 Showtime $8.2 million
5 Resident Evil $6.6 million
6 We Were Soldiers $5.8 million
7 The Time Machine $5.2 million
8 A Beautiful Mind $4.3 million
9 Sorority Boys $4.2 million
10 40 Days and 40 Nights $2.7million

 

[wdwmaniac]

1. 'Panic Room,' $30.2 million
2. 'Ice Age,' $18.6 million
3. 'The Rookie,' $15.8 million
4. 'Blade II,' $33.1 million
5. 'Clockstoppers,' $10.1 million
6. 'E.T.,' $6.1 million
7. 'Death to Smoochy,' $4.3 million 8. 'A Beautiful Mind,' $4 million
9. 'We Were Soldiers,' $3.53 million
10. 'Showtime,' $3.5 million
Ice age hit the 100 million mark.

 

[wdwmaniac]

1 1 Panic Room $18,224,157 3053 $5,969 2 $58,525,734
2 - High Crimes $14,005,550 2717 $5,155 1 $14,005,550
3 2 Ice Age $13,565,070 3200 $4,239 4 $140,658,250
4 3 The Rookie $11,703,657 2524 $4,637 2 $34,946,630
5 4 Blade 2 $7,476,255 2561 $2,919 3 $67,448,831
6 - National Lampoon's Van Wilder $7,302,913 2022 $3,612 1 $7,302,913
7 5 Clockstoppers $7,284,214 2563 $2,842 2 $22,448,547
8 6 E.T. the Extra Terrestrial $3,568,325 2478 $1,440 3 $30,734,920
9 - Big Trouble $3,545,204 1961 $1,808 1 $3,545,204
10 8 A Beautiful Mind $2,592,030 1436 $1,805 16 $164,988,611