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“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” worked its magic at the box office, taking in a record-breaking $90.3 million, the biggest three-day opening for any film. The previous record of $72.1 million was set by “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” in 1997. Actual opening-weekend box-office figures show “Harry Potter” fell short of the $93.5 million Warner Bros. estimated Sunday.
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Movie (Studio) Three-day gross/ Screens/ Weeks in Total (millions) Average Release 1.”Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” $90.3 3,672 1 (Warner Bros.) $90.3 $24,590 2.”Monsters, Inc.” $22.7 3,461 3 (Disney/Pixar) $156.3 $6,565 3.”Shallow Hal” $12.1 2,799 2 (Fox) $40.7 $4,325 4.”Domestic Disturbance” $5.4 2,881 3 (Paramount) $33.7 $1,866 5.”Heist” $4.7 1,891 2 (Warner Bros.) $15.0 $2,476 6.”The One” $4.1 2,433 3 (Sony/Columbia) $38.3 $1,688 7.”K-PAX” $3.1 2,325 4 (Universal) $45.3 $1,350 8.”The Wash”* $2.9 749 1 (Lions Gate) $3.7 $3,839 9.”Life as a House” $2.6 1,288 4 (New Line) $9.0 $2,055 10.”13 Ghosts” $2.1 1,627 4 (Warner Bros.) $37.7 $1,311
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* Opened Wednesday
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