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Weekend Box OfficeBy Bill Beyrer: 2004-06-20 00:00:00
This past weekend saw the fall of the blockbusters. Shrek 2 surpassed The Passion of the Christ and Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King on the domestic all time money makers list, ranking it now number 6, just behind 2002's Spider-Man. You’d think a Tom Hanks & Steven Spielberg team-up would’ve beaten the likes of a concept comedy and a horrible remake....but...that was not the case. Ben Stiller’s fourth flick this year ended up topping them all, including the reigning 2 week champion Harry Potter. I have one thing the say to Jackie Chan....Na na na na....na na na na....hey hey hey.....goodbye! Retire buddy, it's over. Next week it’s a toss up. With a Wayans Brothers comedy, a Michael Moore award winning “controversial” documentary, a dramatic chick flick, and Homeward Bound with tigers....Who the heck knows what’s going to unfold. Anyways...Here’s this weeks Top Ten. 
1. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story* - $30 Million
2. The Terminal* - $ 18.7 Million
3. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - $17.4 Million ($190.3M)
4. Shrek 2 - $13.6 Million ($378.3M)
 5. Garfield: The Movie - $11 Million ($42M)
 6. The Stepford Wives - $9.2 Million ($39.5M)
7. The Chronicles of Riddick - $8.3 Million ($41.4M)
 8. The Day After Tomorrow - $7.6 Million ($166.8M)
9. Around the World in 80 Days* - $6.8 Million (5 Day=$9.6M)
10. Troy - $1.7 Million ($128M)
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