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Renters must have had an appetite for action and the literary this week. Drawing freely from Alexandre Dumas' enduring novel, The Musketeer (the big debut) stars Justin Chambers and Tim Roth in a swashbuckling period piece that defeated contender Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back by flaunting as much martial arts as it does pantaloons and plume hats. Speaking of hoods, rapper Snoop Dogg is making his presence felt on the chart with his inner-city horror spectacle Bones (No. 7). With The Wash (see review on page 54) and his wins at the Stony Awards (see article on page 19), Snoop is quite the pot potentate.
TAPE RENTALS
LAST GROSS TO WEEKS ON EW VIDEO WEEK DATE CHART GRADE
1 1 DON'T SAY A WORD Michael Douglas $55.0 2 C 2 2 HARDBALL Keanu Reeves $40.2 2 B- 3 -- THE MUSKETEER Justin Chambers $27.1 1 D 4 -- JAY AND SILENT B0B STRIKE BACK Jason Mewes $30.1 1 B+ 5 3 O Mekhi Phifer $16.0 2 C 6 4 RAT RACE John Cleese $56.6 5 B 7 -- BONES Snoop Dogg $7.3 1 C+ 8 5 HEARTS IN ATLANTIS Anthony Hopkins $24.2 3 C+ 9 6 THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS Vin Diesel $144.5 9 C- 10 -- CINDERELLA II: DREAMS COME TRUE Animated -- 1 C 11 9 THE GLASS HOUSE Leelee Sobieski $18.1 9 C 12 -- SOUL SURVIVORS Melissa Sagemiller $3.1 1 D 13 7 CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN Nicolas Cage $25.5 4 B- 14 8 ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE Animated $84.1 5 D 15 10 JEEPERS CREEPERS Justin Long $37.9 8 B 16 11 WHAT'S THE WORST THAT...? Martin Lawrence $32.3 9 C- 17 14 THE SCORE Robert De Niro $71.1 12 B+ 18 15 EVOLUTION David Duchovny $38.3 10 C- 19 12 KISS OF THE DRAGON Jet Li $36.8 6 B- 20 13 AMERICAN PIE 2 (RATED) Jason Biggs $145.1 7 A-
SOURCE: VIDEO BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 3, 2002 BOX OFFICE GROSS-TO-DATE FIGURES IN MILLIONS SOURCE: ACNIELSEN EDI, INC., AND EXHIBITOR RELATIONS CO. INC.
