Rank, Title: Box Office (In Millions); Street Date; Studio; Rating
$365.8; Nov. 30; Columbia; PG-13
3) HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN: $246.9; Nov. 23; Warner; PG
4) THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW: $185.9; Oct. 12; Fox; PG-13
5) ELF: $173.3; Nov. 16; New Line; PG
6) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY: $157.7; Dec. 7; Universal; PG-13
7) I, ROBOT: $138.2; Dec. 7; Fox; PG-13
8) VAN HELSING: $120.0; Oct. 19; Universal; PG-13
9) FAHRENHEIT 9/11: $116.7; Oct. 5; Columbia; R
10) DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY: $113.0; Dec. 14; Fox; PG-13
11) THE VILLAGE: $107.0; December; Buena Vista; PG-13
12) MEAN GIRLS: $85.9; Sept. 21; Paramount; PG-13
13) ANCHORMAN: $84.1; Dec. 28; DreamWorks ;PG-13
14) COLLATERAL: $80.0; December; Dreamworks; R
15) THE TERMINAL: $77.0; Nov. 23; DreamWorks; PG-13
16) PRINCESS DIARIES 2: THE ROYAL ENGAGEMENT: $75.0; December; Buena Vista; G
17) GARFIELD, THE MOVIE: $74.4; Oct. 19; Fox; PG
18) WHITE CHICKS: $69.1; Oct. 26; Columbia; PG-13
19) THE STEPFORD WIVES: $59.1; Oct. 26; Paramount; PG-13
20) THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK: $57.6; Nov. 16; Universal; PG-13
21) A CINDERELLA STORY: $50.2; Oct. 19; Warner; PG
22) CATWOMAN: $39.0; Dec. 7; Warner; PG-13
23) RAISING HELEN: $37.4; Oct. 12; Buena Vista; PG-13
24) AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS: $23.5; November; Buena Vista; PG
25) TWO BROTHERS: $18.9; Dec. 21; Universal; PG
Note: Many movies are still playing in theaters; estimates as of Aug 30. List comprises titles that will be initially released to the video market in the fourth quarter -- late September release dates are included. Among the significant titles not on this chart are re-releases like Disney's "Aladdin" and Fox's "Star Wars Trilogy," and non-theatrical video titles like Lions Gate's "Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper" and "Care Bears: Journey to Joke A Lot."
Source: Ingram Entertainment and other industry estimates with box office numbers from Exhibitor Relations Co.
