Good news and bad news for "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." First the good: It took in $24.1 million this weekend and remains the No. 1 movie for the third straight weekend. The bad: Its gross dropped a dramatic 58 percent from last week's Friday-to-Sunday total, according to studio estimates Sunday. (Still, don't cry for Harry; so far, the film has taken in $220.1 million in 17 days.) "Monsters, Inc." slipped even more, suffering a 61 percent decline from the previous weekend. Hot on Harry's broomstick, though trailing: "Behind Enemy Lines," starring Gene Hackman and Owen Wilson, which opened in second place; and "Spy Game," with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt, in third. In limited release, the historical drama "The Affair of the Necklace," starring Hilary Swank, took in $136,000 in 18 theaters for a healthy average of $7,556, while the western "Texas Rangers" bombed with just $300,000 in 402 theaters for a feeble $746 average.
1. "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," $24.1 million
2. "Behind Enemy Lines," $19.2 million
3. "Spy Game," $11.2 million
4. "Monsters, Inc.," $9.4 million
5. "Black Knight," $5.7 million
6. "Shallow Hal," $4.7 million
7. "Out Cold," $2.9 million
8. "Domestic Disturbance," $1.9 million
9. "Amelie," $1.4 million
10. "Heist," $1.2 million