New York, NY -- "Fahrenheit 9/11" may be the No. 1 movie in the country, but much of this past weekend's box office may be going to other films.

That's the theory of movie industry analyst Gitesh Pandya, who thinks many of the theaters showing Michael Moore's film were filled with underage kids, despite the film's "R" rating for graphic violence and language.

Pandya points out that all the PG-rated films had smaller-than-normal declines in box office, which could be a sign that teens are paying for "Garfield" or "White Chicks" and sneaking into "Fahrenheit 9/11" when the usher isn't looking.

Although "Fahrenheit 9/11" is currently on top, Pandya says there is no way it will be able to compete with "Spider-Man 2," which swings into theaters tomorrow (Jun. 30).

Still, he predicts the crowds will be out in force to see the documentary, especially because the Fourth of July is "...such a patriotic holiday."

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