‘Stuart Little’ Still Big, Big, Big With Filmgoers

With theaters filled with serious-minded films looking for Oscar nominations, the family movie “Stuart Little” remained No. 1 at the box office with $11.2 million in ticket sales, followed by “The Green Mile” ($9.7 million) and “The Talented Mr. Ripley” ($9.3 million). The Imax presentation of “Fantasia/2000” took in $2.6 million for a hefty per screen average of $47,958.

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Three-day gross/ Screens/ Weeks in Movie (Studio) Total (millions) Average Release 1. “Stuart Little” $11.2 2,979 4 (Sony/Columbia) $95.3 $3,765 2. “The Green Mile” $9.7 2,678 5 (Warner Bros.) $91.3 $3,634 3. “The Talented Mr. Ripley” $9.3 2,316 3 (Paramount) $54.2 $4,025 4. “Any Given Sunday” $8.8 2,505 3 (Warner Bros.) $59.2 $4,341 5. “Galaxy Quest” $8.0 2,450 3 (DreamWorks) $38.5 $3,275 6. “Toy Story 2” $7.2 2,752 8 (Disney/Pixar) $219.7 $2,599 7. “Magnolia” $5.7 1,034 4 (New Line) $6.6 $5,507 8. “Bicentennial Man” $5.3 2,612 4 (Disney/Touchstone) $47.2 $2,032 9. “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” $5.0 2,066 5 (Disney/Touchstone) $54.1 $2,436 10. “Snow Falling on Cedars” $3.9 1,150 3 (Universal) $4.1 $3,400 “Fantasia/2000” $2.6 54 2 (Disney) $6.9 $47,958 “The Hurricane” $2.5 159 2 (Universal) $3.2 $15,920

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SOURCE: Exhibitor Relations Co.