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Chronicle, the story of a group of teenagers with superpowers, was the #1 film over the weekend, taking in $22 million, followed by fellow newcomer The Woman in Black, which made $21.1 million.  The whale movie Big Miracle had a relatively disappointing debut, as it placed fourth with $8.5 million (the picture’s budget is estimated [...]


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Apparently moviegoers have a thing for wolves and the Arctic wilderness as The Grey, headlined by Liam Neeson, debuted at the #1 spot at the box office with $20 million.  The Katherine Heigl comedy One for the Money had a decent opening weekend, as it came in at #3 and took in $11.8 million, [...]


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Underworld: Awakening was the #1 film over the weekend with a $25.4 million debut.  The George Lucas produced film Red Tails opened at #2 with $19.1 million.  Unfortunately, fellow newcomer Haywire had a dismal weekend, making just $9 million.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  Underworld: Awakening - $25.4 million

2.  Red Tails - $19.1 million

3.  Contraband - [...]


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Horrible reviews for did not deter people from shelling out their hard earned money to see an exorcism,  as The Devil Inside was the resounding #1 film over the weekend, taking in $34.5 million.  Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol continues to do solid business with a second place finish ($20.5 million).  Here’s the top 10:

1.  The [...]


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Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol retained its #1 position at the box office, making $31.3 million over the New Year’s Day weekend.  Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows also did solid business, coming in second with $22.1 million.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol - $31.3 million

2.  Sherlock Holmes: A Game [...]


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New Year’s Eve, the ensemble comedy starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Zac Efron, and Katherine Heigl was the #1 film over a weak box-office weekend, as it made $13.7 million.  Fellow newcomer The Sitter was a close second with $10 million.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  New Year’s Eve - $13.7 million

2.  The Sitter - $10 million

3.  The [...]


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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 topped a rather tepid box office weekend, as it took in $16.9 million.  The Muppets kept its second place position with $11.2 million, as no new films debuted over the weekend.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $16.9 million

2.  The Muppets - [...]


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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 remained at the top spot, as it took in $42 million over the Thanksgiving Weekend.  The Muppets had a solid $29 million debut, coming in second.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 - $42 million

2. The Muppets - $29.5 million

3.  Happy [...]


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Immortals was the #1 film over the weekend, as it took in $32 million.  Adam Sandler’s critically maligned film Jack and Jill was a close second with $26 million, with fellow newcomer J. Edgar clocking in at #5 with $11.5 million.  Here’s the top 10:

1.  Immortals - $32 million

2.  Jack and Jill - $26 million

3.  [...]


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Puss in Boots beat out newcomers Tower Heist (#2, $25.1 million) and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (#3, $13.1 million) to take the #1 spot at the box-office, as it made $33 million.  In Time had a disappointing second weekend, as it made just $7.7 million and slipped to the #5 slot.  Here’s [...]


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