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Top 50 grossing films of 2001

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  1. Old School

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    How many in this list did you see? I saw 40 of them.

    1 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone $294.0 million
    2 Shrek $267.7
    3 Monsters, Inc. $241.0
    4 Rush Hour 2 $226.2
    5 The Mummy Returns $202.0
    6 Pearl Harbor $198.5
    7 Jurassic Park III $181.2
    8 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring $180.0
    9 Planet of the Apes $179.7
    10 Hannibal $165.1
    11 American Pie 2 $145.1
    12 The Fast and the Furious $144.5
    13 Ocean's Eleven $140.0
    14 Lara Croft: Tomb Raider $131.2
    15 Cast Away $128.9*
    16 Traffic $123.7*
    17 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon $114.6*
    18 Dr. Dolittle 2 $113.0
    19 Spy Kids $112.7
    20 The Princess Diaries $108.1
    21 The Others $96.523
    22 Legally Blonde $96.521
    23 America's Sweethearts $93.6
    24 Cats & Dogs $93.4
    25 Save the Last Dance $91.1
    26 Atlantis: The Lost Empire $84.0
    27 A.I. Artificial Intelligence $78.6
    28 Training Day $76.3
    29 Along Came a Spider $74.1
    30 Bridget Jones's Diary $71.5
    31 Scary Movie 2 $71.3
    32 The Score $71.1
    33 Swordfish $69.8
    34 Shallow Hal $68.0
    35 Chocolat $67.3*
    36 What Women Want $67.0*
    37 The Mexican $66.8
    38 Vanilla Sky $66.5
    39 Down to Earth $64.2
    40 Spy Game $60.7
    41 Miss Congeniality $60.42*
    42 The Wedding Planner $60.4
    43 Moulin Rouge $57.0
    44 Rat Race $56.6
    45 A Knight's Tale $56.1
    46 The Animal $55.8
    47 Don't Say a Word $54.9
    48 Blow $53.0
    49 Exit Wounds $51.8
    50 Enemy at the Gates $51.4
     
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  2. DEANBCURTIS

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    I saw fourty two of said films, and only two are on my top ten this year.
     
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    I saw 4 of them. Two of them I regret seeing. Most of those movies look really bad.
     
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  6. VesceySux

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    I saw 17 of the 50 listed.

    2 were top-notch. :D
    1 was great. :cool:
    7 were good. :)
    4 were just okay. :(
    3 were utter crap. :mad:
     
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  7. Chance

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    Holy $hit. I saw

    All

    of


    Them

    I am a total loser. Am I that shallow that I saw the fifty, FIFTY, top grossing films of a single year? Did I really average at least one movie per week? And damn. There are others I saw as well.

    I suck.

    Chance

    PS biggest suprises from the list, in no order...

    1. The Fast and the Furious
    2. Shrek
    3. Spy Kids
    4. Legally Blonde
    5. Freddy got fingered

    Chance

    okay, I was kidding about the Freddy got fingered thing. I, uh, didn't even see it. Honest.
     
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  8. Rockets2K

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    I saw 17 of them...all but one on video.

    5 were way over-rated imo
    3 I really enjoyed
    3 I would watch over and over
    6 just plain out sucked

    Guess I need to get out more huh? :D
     
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  9. Rocketman95

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    I saw 47 of them...skipping Save the Last Dance, Atlantis, and Exit Wounds.

    Swirve.com's top 10 of the year will not be released until the 18th so I can see Black Hawk Down.
     
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    A.I. was a waste of time and money----but loving medieval period pieces (don't understand it myself) I just grooved to a Knights Tale.
     
    #10 gettinbranded, Jan 2, 2002
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    Pretty good year for movies...
     
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    24, I must be cutting back.
     
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    Be sure to not forget Brotherhood of the Wolf. :)
     
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    That **** looks scary...there's a lot I need to see that I think might be on my list...Amelie, The Shipping News, a few others...
     
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    I saw 8 of them at the theater, and 1 on video, I think.
     
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    I've seen 14 off the list. Generally, my interest in a movie is inverse to the mainstream hype that it receives.

    Of the ones on the list that I saw, only LOTR, Crouching Tiger, and The Others were really excellent. A few others, like Shrek and The Score, were enjoyable. Amelie is really good, by the way.
     
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    11 at the theatre (4 I want to go see)

    2 on computer ( from Morpheus ) still have 5 more downloaded I need to watch.

    3 on DVD (rentals)

    1 on HBO
     
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    Rat Race was the best. That was the funniest movie I've ever seen.

    Have you all seen The Majestic? It's pretty good. I saw it yesterday.
     
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    Oh, YOU were the one who liked it. :)

    Funniest ever? Wow...that's pretty strong. I almost walked out. Try It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World to see that premise done correctly.

    OS
     
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    I was going to see The Shipping News; I really liked the book. But the movie is getting bad reviews, and my friends refuse to see it.
     
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