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With the exception of Mobsters, the young-gun thriller that shot its way into second place with a decent $6.03 million take, it was a week of shockingly poor openings. Three major-studio releases-V.I. Warshawski, Life Stinks, and Another You-actually failed to crack the top 10, despite playing on at least 865 screens apiece. Boyz N the Hood and Regarding Henry continued to generate strong numbers, as did 101 Dalmatians, the latest lucrative Disney rerelease. And Terminator 2 swept past Robin Hood to become the top-grossing film of the summer. WEEKEND TOP TEN GROSS WEEKS IN GROSS* TO DATE RELEASE
1 $11.05 Terminator 2 $133.61 4 Tri-Star (2,445 screens) 2 $6.03 Mobsters $6.03 1 Universal (1,441 screens) 3 $5.42 Bill & Ted's Journey $21.09 2 Orion (1,649 screens) 4 $5.27 101 Dalmatians $35.07 3 Walt Disney (1,819 screens) 5 $4.74 Boyz N The Hood $30.89 3 Columbia (917 screens) 6 $4.56 Robin Hood $127.93 7 Warner Bros. (1,918 screens) 7 $4.15 Regarding Henry $24.11 3 Paramount (1,090 screens) 8 $4.06 Point Break $25.80 3 20th Century Fox (1,575 screens) 9 $4.02 The Naked Gun 21 2 $72.51 5 Paramount (1,851 screens) 10 $3.83 City Slickers $97.74 8 Columbia (1,816 screens) *weekend of July 26-28 (all dollar figures in millions)
