1 The Bourne Supremacy Uni. $53,520,000 - 3,165 - $16,909 $53,520,000 - / - 1
2 I, Robot Fox $22,050,000 -57.7% 3,494 +74 $6,310 $95,445,000 $120 / $45 2
3 Catwoman WB $17,155,000 - 3,117 - $5,503 $17,155,000 $100 / - 1
4 Spider-Man 2 Sony $15,000,000 -39.5% 3,753 -305 $3,996 $328,453,000 $200 / $50 4
5 A Cinderella Story WB $8,040,000 -41% 2,625 - $3,062 $29,814,000 $19 / $30 2
6 Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy DW $7,100,000 -48.7% 2,936 -168 $2,418 $71,185,000 $26 / $40 3
7 Fahrenheit 9/11 Lions $5,000,000 -30.3% 1,855 -149 $2,695 $103,356,000 $6 / $10 5
8 The Notebook NL $4,450,000 -21.3% 2,003 -86 $2,221 $62,500,000 $29 / $25 5
9 King Arthur BV $3,064,000 -57.2% 2,104 -982 $1,456 $45,198,000 $120 / $40 3
10 Shrek 2 DW $2,400,000 -25.7% 1,559 -298 $1,539 $429,525,000 $70 / $50 10
11 DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story Fox $1,900,000 -50.2% 1,373 -572 $1,383 $109,213,000 $20 / $30 6
12 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban WB $1,725,000 -37.5% 1,008 -452 $1,711 $241,818,000 $130 / $50 8

Pretty solid numbers all around, all things considered

$53 million for Bourne Supremacy? Wow...

Next weekend will make it tough for those leading this week. A lot of people will want to see The Village & The Manchurian Candidate. I look forward seeing the numbers next week.

Catwoman will fall hard.

I don't think there is a person out there that predicted it would do that much. That is incredible & Damon is going to see his price-tag & movie offers sky rocket, showing he is now a huge opening weekend draw.

No one will believe me but somewhere around here I posted that Catwoman would makes literally $17 million opening weekend.

Nobody should be surprised at The Bourne Supremacy's box office take, when you consider the #1 DVD of 2003.

Indeed. But it's good news non-the-less, increases the odds of us seeing The Bourne Ultimatum made, which I'm already looking forward to.

yup, and with free movie tickets, you can expect any dvd on sale the tuesday before release with a free movie ticket will get that ticket holder and a guest to the theater so you got an easy two tickets sold there.

That's why I took the free ticket out of my B:TAS DVD box and put it right in the trash...It felt like home for the ticket there *SMELLY CAT*

Well perhaps I should rephrase that. If a movie remotely looks good, the free ticket in the first film release dvd will boost sales. Fans of Batman: TAS knew that catwomen had very little to do with Batman: TAS and thus, they couldn't give a crap about it.

i predicted 60million, damn. F-9/11 past the 100 million whoop whoop. cheers to it to the 200 million mark,

Wonder if Damon will soon increase his salary demands from $15M a picture to the elite $20M group?

That was silly...you could have used it for ANY film from Warners.

you forgot, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle...one of the most anticipated movies of the year.

C'mon, how can you beat a movie with the MILF guy, the Indian guy from Van Wilder, and Doogie Howser.

LOL!

Ah! I forgot about this one. It will bring in the money from the teen crowd & 20s crowd. Will Catwoman even make 9 million this weekend?

Bourne Supremacy, Harold & Kumar, Village, & Manchurian Candidate will obviously be the top 4.

I would be supprised to see this make 9 million next weekend. My guess is it will suffer a huge drop-off, putting next weekends total somewhere between 7 - 7.5 million

I think that The Village will be the big moneymaker this weekend. Followed by Harold & Kumar which will shock the world (a la Dodgeball beating The Terminal), then Bourne Supremacy and then The Manchurian Candidate. Although MC has Denzel, it still has the stigma that it's tryin' to redo one of the best movies ever.

Personally, I think that Catwoman will make $5-6 million. I think that it's gonna fall behind Spider-Man 2.

Final Figures for Weekend July 23 -25, 2004
TW	LW	Title	Studio	Weekend Gross	% Change	Theater Count	Change	Average	Total Gross	Cost*	Week #
1	N	The Bourne Supremacy	Uni.	$52,521,865	-	3,165	-	$16,594	$52,521,865	$75 / $35	1
2	1	I, Robot	Fox	$21,728,525	-58.40%	3,494	74	$6,218	$95,123,749	$120 / $45	2
3	N	Catwoman	WB	$16,728,411	-	3,117	-	$5,366	$16,728,411	$100 / $35	1
4	2	Spider-Man 2	Sony	$15,015,872	-39.40%	3,753	-305	$4,001	$328,468,763	$200 / $50	4
5	4	A Cinderella Story	WB	$7,834,289	-42.50%	2,625	-	$2,984	$29,608,773	$19 / $30	2
6	3	Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy	DW	$6,974,614	-49.60%	2,936	-168	$2,375	$71,060,084	$26 / $40	3
7	5	Fahrenheit 9/11	Lions	$4,759,921	-33.70%	1,855	-149	$2,565	$103,115,645	$6 / $15	5
8	7	The Notebook	NL	$4,268,634	-24.50%	2,003	-86	$2,131	$62,318,684	$29 / $25	5
9	6	King Arthur	BV	$3,036,114	-57.60%	2,104	-982	$1,443	$45,169,967	$120 / $40	3
10	10	Shrek 2	DW	$2,316,663	-28.30%	1,559	-298	$1,485	$429,441,294	$70 / $50	10

Chris

Nice Catwomen didn't even make 17Mil I'm glad to see this flop for two reasons...ONE...WB needs to learn how to make a good comic book movie again!...TWO...Halle.

We all know it doesn't matter what Manchurian does opening weekend because it will undoubtedly have legs.

Why?

Because the adult crowd who don't normally go to movies will make an attempt to see this over the next month.

The Village will take home the big cash though.