And the Winner Is: Mel & Jesus!
Back in October, I suggested that The Passion of the Christ's boxoffice whuppin' of Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 was a good indicator that President Bush would win re-election.
As year-end nears, I thought I'd check the boxoffice take of the two films. No contest. According to MovieWeb, The Passion of the Christ is the #9 grossing film of all time, with total boxoffice of $370.3 million.
As for Fahrenheit 9/11, I don't know. It didn't make MovieWeb's top 100 list and I don't have the oomph to Google elsewhere. Thought you might like to know some of the fine films that beat out Moore's opus, though:
As year-end nears, I thought I'd check the boxoffice take of the two films. No contest. According to MovieWeb, The Passion of the Christ is the #9 grossing film of all time, with total boxoffice of $370.3 million.
As for Fahrenheit 9/11, I don't know. It didn't make MovieWeb's top 100 list and I don't have the oomph to Google elsewhere. Thought you might like to know some of the fine films that beat out Moore's opus, though:
- Grease
- Planet of the Apes
- Home Alone 2 (and 1 also, of course)
- Three Men and a Baby
- Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves
- Big Daddy
You da man, Michael!
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