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The box office preview of the weekend beginning March 22 E.T. Steven Spielberg Blade 2: Bloodhunt Wesley Snipes Ice Age Showtime Eddie Murphy Robert De Niro Resident Evil Paul Anderson The Time Machine Simon Wells All About the Benjamins Ice Cube Mike Epps We Were Soliders Mel Gibson 40 Days and 40 Nights Queen of the Damned Denzel Washington John Q Return to Never Land Big Fat Liar The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Peter Jackson A Beautiful Mind Gosford Park In

The box office preview of the weekend beginning March 15 Ice Age Ray Romano Denis Leary Showtime Eddie Murphy Robert De Niro Rene Russo Resident Evil Paul Anderson The Time Machine Simon Wells All About the Benjamins Ice Cube Mike Epps We Were Soliders Mel Gibson 40 Days and 40 Nights Josh Hartnett Kevin Costner Dragonfly Queen of the Damned Denzel Washington John Q Return to Never Land Big Fat Liar Mandy Moore The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Peter Jackson A Beautif

HOLLYWOOD, July 19, 2000 -- Have you ever noticed that the first three letters in "Godzilla" spell "God"? If not, come meet the people who have: the fanatics who gathered at G-fest 2000 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel last weekend to cheer, clap and whistle every time the new "Godzilla 2000" trailer played -- which was about 15 times a day for three consecutive days. In the off chance that you’re not one of the radioactive reptile's many followers, G-Fest is an annual three-day convention abou

HOLLYWOOD, May 18, 2000 -- Do kids still like dinosaurs? Is Woody Allen still funny? Was Andy Dick ever funny? And will "Battlefield Earth" implode? This weekend, all these questions will be answered. "Dinosaur," Disney's computer-animated, kiddie-themed take on the "Jurassic Park" phenomenon, makes its long anticipated debut this week, posing the first serious threat to knock "Gladiator" (which, as of Tuesday, had raked in $79 million and counting) from the No. 1 position at the box office. It