Weekend Top Ten BoxOffice Films

By Jack July 3, 2000 11:59 AM

The top ten films for the weekend, according to studio estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations:

1.	The Perfect Storm	$41.7 million
2.	The Patriot	$21.7 million
3.	Chicken Run	$12.8 million
4.	Me, Myself & Irene	$12.0 million
5.	The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle	$6.6 million
6.	Shaft	$6.5 million
7.	Big Momma's House	$5.5 million
8.	Gone in 60 Seconds	$5.0 million
9.	Mission: Impossible	$4.8 million
10.	Gladiator	$2.4 million

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Posted by A random shemp (No Email) on July 3, 2000 10:59 PM

why do people even come here? why not just make a frame that says digital theatre and have the other frame redirect to studio breifing, it would be easier then copy and pasting.

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Posted by A random shemp (No Email) on July 4, 2000 11:11 AM

first off, i'd like to say that the above statement sounds like it came from an ignorant moron. There's a lot of stuff here that seem original and that I haven't found on other sites, and the writing style seems more personal. There's too many damn people who write dry ass copy, and I'm really thankful that there's still some people out there who are not afraid to put their solid opinions and added remarks in stories that the wire services usually treat dryly. It's all about style. And with that, I put the smack down on all dem bitchez who wanna f*ck the free world!
-JK

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Posted by Jack (jack@dtheatre.com) on July 4, 2000 1:32 PM

Thanks JK.... 

Also I would like to point out that out of all the stories currently on dtheatre.com only one of them is remotely simular to the ones on Studio Briefing... and that one is the weekend box office (which for the record was not gotten from studio brefing but rather the weekly press release that Studio Briefing gets theirs from). 

But if you really want to insult us with out reason of back-up evidence I won't stop you because I believe in freedom of speech... 

Jack.