FilmBuff84
11-20-2002, 09:01 PM
Here's the Top 20 films at the Aussie Box Office for the weekend 14th - 17th November 2002.
(1) (1) MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING
(2) (Debut) THE RING
(3) (2) CRACKERJACK
(4) (Debut) THE GURU
(5) (3) RED DRAGON
(6) (4) K-19
(7) (6) THE TRANSPORTER
(8) (Debut) BLOOD WORK
(9) (5) BLURRED
(10) (7) MURDER BY NUMBERS
(11) (Preview Screenings) THE BANGER SISTERS
(12) (8) THE BOURNE IDENTITY
(13) (Debut) STEALING HARVARD
(14) (14) SAMSARA
(15) KISSING JESSICA STEIN
(16) (10) ROAD TO PERDITION
(17) STUART LITTLE 2
(18) (Debut) LOVELY AND AMAZING
(19) POLLOCK
(20) SPACE STATION 3D
I don't have last weeks placings for KISSING JESSICA STEIN, STUART LITTLE 2, POLLOCK and SPACE STATION 3D, which is why there is number next to them.
Well I am very surprised at how well WEDDING is doing, I thought THE RING might knock it off the top spot, but alas no. MBFGW only dropped 9% in its 4 national week of release adding another $2,059,333 to its total, taking it to $16,053,196. THE RING, a film I enjoyed very, very much took in $1,578,616. THE GURU, a fun-feel good comedy, managed to pick up $854,061. Clint Eastwood's BLOOD WORK took in $163,070. THE BOURNE IDENTITY, finally dipping out of Top 10, has so far clocked up $12,585,041.
THIS WEEK: Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson in CHANGING LANES, Goldie Hawn and Susan Sarandon in THE BANGER SISTERS (national release) and the Eddie Murphy outing THE ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH.
(1) (1) MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING
(2) (Debut) THE RING
(3) (2) CRACKERJACK
(4) (Debut) THE GURU
(5) (3) RED DRAGON
(6) (4) K-19
(7) (6) THE TRANSPORTER
(8) (Debut) BLOOD WORK
(9) (5) BLURRED
(10) (7) MURDER BY NUMBERS
(11) (Preview Screenings) THE BANGER SISTERS
(12) (8) THE BOURNE IDENTITY
(13) (Debut) STEALING HARVARD
(14) (14) SAMSARA
(15) KISSING JESSICA STEIN
(16) (10) ROAD TO PERDITION
(17) STUART LITTLE 2
(18) (Debut) LOVELY AND AMAZING
(19) POLLOCK
(20) SPACE STATION 3D
I don't have last weeks placings for KISSING JESSICA STEIN, STUART LITTLE 2, POLLOCK and SPACE STATION 3D, which is why there is number next to them.
Well I am very surprised at how well WEDDING is doing, I thought THE RING might knock it off the top spot, but alas no. MBFGW only dropped 9% in its 4 national week of release adding another $2,059,333 to its total, taking it to $16,053,196. THE RING, a film I enjoyed very, very much took in $1,578,616. THE GURU, a fun-feel good comedy, managed to pick up $854,061. Clint Eastwood's BLOOD WORK took in $163,070. THE BOURNE IDENTITY, finally dipping out of Top 10, has so far clocked up $12,585,041.
THIS WEEK: Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson in CHANGING LANES, Goldie Hawn and Susan Sarandon in THE BANGER SISTERS (national release) and the Eddie Murphy outing THE ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH.