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06-16-2004, 12:31 AM

They are real cynical(one of my pet peeves) and make toungue in cheek remarks about everyone in those articles. But you make a good point because I read the TV Guide News everyday at IWON.com and the last three or four times they mentioned her, they were pretty harsh. Here is yesterday's and they only took a shot at her. Kind of makes you wonder?

MAGIC TOUCH: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban fended off a trio of newcomers to maintain its hold atop the box office. Despite tumbling a steep 63 percent from last weekend's debut, the third chapter in the boy-wizard saga brought in $35.1 million for a 10-day total of $158.1 million. Vin Diesel's Pitch Black follow-up, The Chronicles of Riddick, opened at No. 2 with a so-so $24.6 million, while Nicole Kidman's black comedy remake of The Stepford Wives — alright, were they robots or not? — exceeded expectations by taking in $22.2 million for fourth place. Rounding out the top five was Garfield: The Movie, which survived a critical pummeling to gobble up a pretty fat $21.7 million. (That noise you hear is Jennifer Love Hewitt dodging a big bullet.) Finally, Shrek 2 (No. 3 with $24 million) surpassed Finding Nemo as the highest-grossing animated pic of all time.

[ June 15, 2004, 11:33 PM: Message edited by: Dolphan ]

06-16-2004, 12:31 AM	#16 (permalink)
Dolphan Guest Posts: n/a	They are real cynical(one of my pet peeves) and make toungue in cheek remarks about everyone in those articles. But you make a good point because I read the TV Guide News everyday at IWON.com and the last three or four times they mentioned her, they were pretty harsh. Here is yesterday's and they only took a shot at her. Kind of makes you wonder? MAGIC TOUCH: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban fended off a trio of newcomers to maintain its hold atop the box office. Despite tumbling a steep 63 percent from last weekend's debut, the third chapter in the boy-wizard saga brought in $35.1 million for a 10-day total of $158.1 million. Vin Diesel's Pitch Black follow-up, The Chronicles of Riddick, opened at No. 2 with a so-so $24.6 million, while Nicole Kidman's black comedy remake of The Stepford Wives — alright, were they robots or not? — exceeded expectations by taking in $22.2 million for fourth place. Rounding out the top five was Garfield: The Movie, which survived a critical pummeling to gobble up a pretty fat $21.7 million. (That noise you hear is Jennifer Love Hewitt dodging a big bullet.) Finally, Shrek 2 (No. 3 with $24 million) surpassed Finding Nemo as the highest-grossing animated pic of all time. [ June 15, 2004, 11:33 PM: Message edited by: Dolphan ]