Halle Berry�s �Catwoman� had no reason to purr after coming in a distant third with a weekend take of an estimated $17.16 million. Last week�s No. 1., the Will Smith sci-fi action movie �I, Robot� dropped to second place with an estimated second weekend gross just north of $22 million. That places the Asimov inspired summer blockbuster just a shade under $5 million shy of $100 million for 10-days.
�Spider-Man 2� netted an additional $15 million this weekend, landing in fourth place. And "A Cinderella Story," rounded out the top five this week with an estimated $8 million in ticket sales.
Estimated North American Weekend Box Office:
1 - �The Bourne Supremacy� - $53.5 million
2 - �I, Robot� - $22.05 million
3 - �Catwoman� - $17.16 million
4 - �Spider-Man 2� - $15 million
5 - �A Cinderella Story� - $8.04 million
6 - �Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy�
- $7.1 million
7 - �Fahrenheit 9/11� - $5 million
8 - �The Notebook� - $4.45 million
9 - �King Arthur� - $3.06 million
10 - �Shrek 2� - $2.4 million
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