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Your support makes all the difference.Independence Day is toppled by A Time to Kill, the thriller adapted from John Grisham and starring Samuel L Jackson as a man who ends up on trial after taking revenge on the men who attacked his daughter. Sandra Bullock gets top billing, but the film is expected to make a star of Matthew McConaughey, who plays the green young defence lawyer.
TOP 10 US
1 (-) A Time to Kill ($14,823,159) US
2 (1) Independence Day ($13,799,097) US
3 (2) Phenomenon ($6,320,996) US
4 (3) Courage Under Fire ($5,730,594) US
5 (-) Kingpin ($5,582,079) US
6 (-) Supercop ($5,503,176) US
7 (4) The Nutty Professor ($5,333,650) US
8 (-) The Adventures of Pinocchio ($3,832,551) US
9 (7) Multiplicity ($3,514,657) US
10 (6) Fled ($3,108,024) US
Chart supplied by `Screen International'
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