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THIS LAST WEEKS GROSS
WEEK WEEK IN CHART TO 27 JUNE
1 (-) The Mummy (12) New pounds 3,771,429
Raiders of the Lost Ark meets Evil Dead II. Only worse.
2 (1) The Matrix (15) 3 pounds 10,248,926
Starring some special effects and a man called Keanu
3 (2) Notting Hill (15) 6 pounds 20,090,023
Ms Celebrity meets Mr Ordinary
4 (3) Cruel Intentions (15) 2 pounds 2,023,168
American teen version of `Les Liaisons Dangereuses'
5 (-) Rogue Trader (15) New pounds 4269,871
Nick Leeson generously cast as Ewan McGregor
6 (4) She's All That (12) 6 pounds 5,487,856
More life lessons for dull American teenagers
7 (5) Human Traffic (18) 4 pounds 1,821,274
Three days in the life of the youth of today
8 (6) Bride of Chucky (18) 2 pounds 423,274
The killer doll gets the girl (if you can call her that)
9 (7) Celebrity (18) 2 pounds 305,166
Ken does a Woody
10 (8) My Favourite Martian (PG) 5 pounds 1,576,914
Bad 1960s sitcom becomes an even worse 1990s movie
US Films
THIS LAST WEEKS GROSS
WEEK WEEK IN CHART TO 27 JUNE
1 (-) Big Daddy New $41,536,370
More toilet humour from Adam Sandler. UK release: 1 Oct
2 (1) Tarzan 2 $77,575,147
Disney's latest animation UK release: 22 Oct
3 (2) Austin Powers 2 3 $150,646,048
Shagadelic! UK release: 30 July
4 (3) The General's Daughter 2 $48,817,096
John Travolta investigates her death
5 (4) Star Wars: Phantom Menace 6 $351,669,681
See for yourself on 16 July
6 (5) Notting Hill 5 $89,510,375
Doing well considering how dull it is
7 (7) The Mummy 8 $146,033,465
`The adventure is reborn'. Or so it claims
8 (6) Instinct 4 $30,657,154
Hopkins as an anthropologist turned psychopath
9 (?) An Ideal Husband 2 $1,457,130
With Rupert Everett
10 (9) The Matrix 13 $165,688,406
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