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▪	New Record at Box Office
	…helped set a new Thanksgiving box office record and reached a major milestone for itself, too. While The Grinch led the pack as the biggest money-maker over the holiday weekend, the film -- along with 102 Dalmatians , Unbreakable and others -- helped set a new box office record with a grand total of…

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▪	Box Office Analysis, Sept. 11: 'Covenant' Tops Weak Box Office ( aka. Box Office Analysis, Sept. 11: 'Covenant' Tops Weak Box Office)
	…Covenant , a Lost Boys meets The Craft tale about teens trying to destroy each other with supernatural powers, took the top spot at the North American box office this weekend with only $9 million.
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▪	BOX OFFICE: 'Shaft' Has It Together ( aka. BOX OFFICE: 'Shaft' Has It Together)
	…delight of cliche-lovin' film writers everywhere, the blaxploitation remake starring Samuel L. Jackson as one cool dude in leather topped the weekend box office with a strong, if not stellar, $21.1 million, according to estimates released today. Slipping, sliding and falling to second place was last week's…
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▪	BOX OFFICE: Back for 'Seconds' ( aka. BOX OFFICE: Back for 'Seconds')
	…another big-budget summer blockbuster. As expected, "Gone in 60 Seconds" ran over the competition, posting a healthy $25.5 million during its first box office weekend, per studio estimates released today. Otherwise, it was cool Tom Cruise and fat Martin Lawrence. "M:I-2" posted another $17.1 mil in its…

▪	THE COMING BOX OFFICE WEEKEND (NOVEMBER 22-26, 2000):
	Three films should enjoy heaping portions of box office pie over a five-day Thanksgiving period in which the marketplace expands to $240 million or more. Which movie carves itself the biggest slice of holiday business remains to be seen, but insiders say the happy chart-topping trio will be Universal…
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▪	Box Office Analysis, May 23: "Shrek 2" Wrecks Records ( aka. Box Office Analysis, May 23: "Shrek 2" Wrecks Records)
	Box Office Analysis, May 23: Shrek 2 raked in green at the box office and shattered all sorts of opening weekend records on its way to the top--running Far Far Away from competition. Top Ten: Shrek 2 Tro Van Helsing Mean Girls Man on Fire Breakin' All the Rules 13 Going on 30 New York Minute Kill Bill…
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▪	Box Office Analysis, Mar. 14: "Robots" Dominate Box Office ( aka. Box Office Analysis, Mar. 14: "Robots" Dominate Box Office)
	The CGI-filled Robots, from the creators of Ice Age, easily took this weekend's top spot at the box office with a healthy $36.5 million. It pushed last week's champ, The Pacifier, down to second with $18 million. Others on the list include Be Cool Hostage Hitch Million Dollar Baby Diary of a Mad Black…

▪	Box Office vs. Oscars
	[IMG:L]When predicting this year's Best Picture Oscar for your annual office pool-not that we condone gambling-bear in mind the following caveat: the box office is no Oscar psychic! One of many Oscar myths says that Academy members only nominate the year's chief breadwinners for Best Picture, choosing…
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▪	Box Office Analysis, Aug. 22: 'Virgin' Scores at the Box Office ( aka. Box Office Analysis, Aug. 22: 'Virgin' Scores at the Box Office)
	Following in the footsteps of the wacky The Wedding Crashers, The 40 Year-Old Virgin--about a 40-year-old (played by the hilarious Steve Carrell) trying to lose his virginity--opened at No. 1 with $20.6 million, while the tightly wound thriller Red-Eye, from director Wes Craven, debuted in second…

▪	Box Office Analysis, Oct. 2: It's 'Open Season' at the Box Office ( aka. Box Office Analysis, Oct. 2: It's 'Open Season' at the Box Office)
	…Martin Lawrence/Ashton Kutcher animated comedy Open Season , about a bear and deer who take on hunters, debuted at the top of the North American box office with $23 million.
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