11.   Tomb Raider Chronicles - POTTER PLANTS WARNER TOP OF MARKET

Box office is the measure of success weekend by weekend, but studio reputations are made with market share. For Warner Bros., it's been a banner year on both counts. Distrib finished tops in weekend B.O. for 11 frames, and Warners will take the domestic market share crown for 2001 - its first victory since 1993.

Last Updated: Dec 25, 2001  

12.   Tomb Raider Chronicles - 2001 ANOTHER STELLA YEAR FOR DVD'S

If last year was the year DVD broke through to the mainstream, this is the year it soared. In the U.S., the Consumer Electronics Association named the DVD player the fastest growing consumer electronic product of all time. This generation's home entertainment top toy has been around for only five years but it is expected to be in a third of U.S. households shortly, a feat that took the VCR twice as long to achieve.

Last Updated: Dec 24, 2001  

13.   Tomb Raider Chronicles - JON VOIGHT TELLING IT AS IT IS

It is not until the man crosses the hotel's dim hallway and stops at your feet that you can be sure it's Jon Voight. Wearing a crisp pair of khakis, Rockports and a sky- blue sweater that looks like a sensible Christmas present, Voight seems more like somebody's golf-happy father than a movie star. Which is appropriate, given that he has come to be known as Angelina Jolie's daddy.

Last Updated: Dec 24, 2001  

14.   Tomb Raider Chronicles - NEW LINE AWARDED GOLD RING FOR MOVIE

Harry Potter's international rollout has been swift and dominant, but with The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring hitting most territories last week, the boy wizard's domination of the overseas box office, which started five weeks ago in Blighty, is about to end.

Last Updated: Dec 23, 2001  

15.   Tomb Raider Chronicles - BILLBOARD RELEASE WEEKLY CHARTS

Billboard Magazine has released the weekly charts for the nations most popular rented videos and DVD's for week ending December 29th. Touchstone Entertainment's World War II epic Pearl Harbor snatches top spot with Universal's How The Grinch Stole Christmas and Fox's Planet Of The Apes a crackers length behind.

Last Updated: Dec 22, 2001