The Indie Top 10 and the Other Top 5: 4.10.98 - 4.12.98
by indieWIRE (April 14, 1998)
by Mark Rabinowitz Lions Gate's "Love and Death on Long Island" climbed to the top of the box office chart with a weekend gross of more than $190,000, down just 11% from the previous frame. Among debut films, Strand's "I Think I Do" bowed strongly with a per screen average of over 6,700 clams. Roxie's "Kurt and Courtney" kept up the hefty receipts, adding four screens and almost 40% in box office gross. Artisan's "Caught Up" seems to be on its way out despite landing in second place in the top ten. The film's take was down over 63% over the previous week and posted a meager $468 per sheet take. The Other Top 5 was populated by the usual suspects with one newbe in the list. Miramax's Ice Cube-directed feature, "The Player's Club" bowed on 593 screens and posted a $9,940 per screen average and a weekend gross of over $8,000,000. While not included in the Other Top 5 list, Sony Pictures Classics' David Mamet pic, "The Spanish Prisoner" continued doing great business, averaging well over $12,000 per screen, raising its box office take by over 80% over the previous weekend. The film has grossed over $400,000 in two weekends of limited release. The grosses for last week's number one Indie Top Ten film, "Mrs. Dalloway," were not listed in EDI's database for the past weekend. ++ THE INDIE TOP 10 ++LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND (LGF): $190,147 (-10%) -- Total: $1,718,668Week #6 -- 79 Screens (-1) -- $2,407 average per screen
CAUGHT UP (Artisan): $47,268 (-64%) -- Total: $6,570,841
NIAGARA NIAGARA (Artisan): $35,004 (-45%) -- Total: $168,462
I THINK I DO (Strand): $33,633 -- Total: $33,633
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