New this Week on DVD: “Bruno”, “Franklyn”, “How To Be”, “Is Anybody There?”, “My Sister’s Keeper”, “The Open Road”, “Star Trek”, “Thirst”, “Wild Child”

Best Bets: “Star Trek” was one of my pleasant surprises of the summer and was one of the better reviewed/received movies of the summer… put it at the top of your rental list !!! 
“Bruno” got good reviews, but didn’t do as well at the box office.   “Is Anybody There?” and “My Sister’s Keeper” were more serious fare dramas that got some good marks for acting performances.  You’re on your own with the other offerings this week.

Next Week on DVD: “Angels & Demons”, “Four Christmases”, “Funny People”, “Janky Promoters”, “The Maiden Heist”, “Santa Buddies”, “Shorts”

MY REVIEWS OF OTHER MOVIES CURRENTLY PLAYING IN THEATERS OR AVAILABLE TO RENT/BUY: 

Playing at West Michigan movie theaters:
“500 Days of Summer” (9.5 / 10)
“District 9″ (9.0 / 10)
“The Hurt Locker” (8.9/ 10)
“Paranormal Activity” (8.5 / 10)
“The Hangover” (8.0 / 10)
“Where The Wild Things Are” (7.9 / 10)
“The Men Who Stare At Goats” (8.0 / 10)
“A Christmas Carol” (8.0 / 10)
“Whip It” (7.9 / 10)
“Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs” (7.5 / 10)
“Couples Retreat” (7.5 / 10)
“Weather Girl” (7.5 / 10)
“Law Abiding Citizen” (7.5 / 10)
“This Is It” (7.0 / 10)
“Extract” (6.5 /10)
“Surrogates” (6.5 / 10)
“Love Happens” (7.0* review deferred to my wife)
“All About Steve” (5.5 / 10)

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Not yet available to rent or buy:
“Angels & Demons” (8.5 / 10) – on DVD 11/24
“Four Christmases”  (7.5 / 10) – on DVD 11/24

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Available to rent or buy:
“Slumdog Millionaire” (9.5/ 10)
“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” (9.5 / 10)
“The Dark Knight” (9.5 / 10)
“Changeling”  (9.5 / 10)
“WALL-E” (9.0)
“Pride and Glory” (9.0 / 10)
“The Wrestler” (8.9 / 10)
“Righteous Kill” (8.9 / 10)
“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”  (8.9 / 10)
“Star Trek” (8.5 / 10)
“Eagle Eye” (8.5 / 10)
“Burn After Reading” (8.5 / 10)
“The Answer Man” (8.5 / 10)
“Wanted” (8.0 / 10)
“Defiance” (8.0 / 10)
“I Love You, Man” (8.0/ 10)
“The Proposal” (8.0 /10)
“State of Play” (8.0 / 10)
“The Visitor” (8.0 / 10)
“The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ (8.0/ 10)
“Australia”  (7.9 / 10)
“Frozen River” (7.9 / 10)
“Revolutionary Road” (7.9 / 10)
“New in Town” (7.9 / 10)
“Felon” (7.9 / 10)
“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (7.5 / 10)
“Quantum of Solace”  (7.5 / 10)
“Taken” (7.5 / 10)
“G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra” (7.5 / 10)
“The Air I Breathe” 
“Hancock” 
“Fanboys” (8.5 for me, adjusted to 7.5 for most)
“Traitor” (7.5 / 10)
“The Bank Job” 
“He’s Just Not That Into You” (7.5 / 10)
“The Ugly Truth” (7.5 / 10)
“The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”
“Role Models” (7.5 / 10)
“The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” (7.5 / 10 )
“Marley & Me” (7.5 / 10)
“Bride Wars” (7.5 / 10)
“The Women” (7.5 / 10)
“Rachel Getting Married” (7.0)
“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (7.0 / 10)
“Get Smart” (7.0 / 10)
“The Happening” 
“Bedtime Stories” (7.0 / 10)
“Twilight”  (7.0 / 10)
“Knowing” (7.0 / 10)
“Watchmen” (7.0 / 10)
“Funny Games” 
“Nights in Rodanthe” (7.0 / 10)
“Hotel for Dogs” (7.0 / 10)
“Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (6.9 / 10)
“Appaloosa” (6.9 / 10)
“Surveillance” (6.9 / 10)
“Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” 
“The Invasion” 
“What Just Happened” (6.5 / 10)
“Hamlet 2″ 
“Lakeview Terrace” (6.5 / 10)
“Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead”
“Imagine That” (6.5 / 10)
“Hellboy II: Golden Army” (6.5 / 10)
“Tropic Thunder” (6.5 /10)
“Good Luck Chuck”
“The Day the Earth Stood Still” (6.5 / 10)
“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” (6.0 / 10)
“Journey to the Center of the Earth” 
“Star Wars: The Clone Wars” (6.0 / 10)
“Body of Lies” (6.0)
“Monsters Vs. Aliens” (6.0 / 10)
“Zach and Miri Make a Porno” (6.0 / 10)
“Noise” (6.0 / 10)
“The Chaos Experiment” (6.0 / 10)**
“Fragments” (5.5 / 10)
“Confessions of A Shopaholic” (5.5 / 10)
“My Life in Ruins” (5.5 / 10)
“Quarantine” (5.5 / 10)
“Charlie Wilson’s War” 
“Mad Money” 
“Year One” (4.0 / 10)
“Dance Flick” (2.0 / 10)

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“District 9″ was number one, but only 4 movies made more than $10 million and one new movie didn’t even make the top ten.  “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” lost nearly 60% of its audience, but the other 4 new movies of the weekend couldn’t beat it.   “The Time Traveler’s Wife” had a decent 3rd place debut, “The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard” was 6th, “Ponyo” was 9th, and “Bandslam” was a distant 13th, barely ahead of the “The Hangover” in its 11th week.

The diluted weekend led to the 2nd lowest total at the box office this summer with the top 12 movies pulling in $125.37 million (down 5% from last weekend).

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “District 9″ - $37.00 million (1st week)

2. “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” – $22.50 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 59% from last week)

3. “The Time Traveler’s Wife” – $19.21 million (1st week)

4. “Julie & Julia” – $12.40 million
(2nd week, was #2 last week, lost 38% from last week)

5. ”G-Force” – $6.91 million
(4th week, was #3 last week, lost 30% from last week)

6. “The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard” – $5.35 million (1st week)

7. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – $5.16 million ($283.9 million total)
(5th week, was #4 last week, lost 42% from last week) 

8. “The Ugly Truth” – $4.50 million
(4th week, was #6 last week, lost 33% from last week)

9. “Ponyo” – $3.51 million (1st week)

10. “(500) Days of Summer” – $3.03 million
(5th week of limited release, was #9 last week, lost 19% from last week)

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11. “Funny People” – $3.02 million
(3rd week, was #5 last week, lost 62% from last week)

12. “A Perfect Getaway” – $2.80 million
(2nd week, was #7 last week, lost 53% from last week)

13. “Bandslam” – $2.25 million (1st week)

14. “The Hangover” - $2.08 million ($265.9 million total)
(11th week, was #11 last week, lost 38% from last week)

16. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $1.60 million ($396.7 million total)
(8th week, was #12 last week, lost 47% from last week)

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“District 9″ poster courtesy Tri Star

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

“G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” dominates the weekend, but has about $120 million to go to match its $175 million budget… “Julie & Julia” cooks up a strong opening weekend in 2nd pace… the weekend’s other new movie “A Perfect Getaway” opened in a disappointing 7th place.   Last week’s #1: “Funny People” fell to 5th place, losing 65% of its audience.

Overall the weekend box office did recover from last weekend’s low, but still ranks as the summer’s 4th lowest weekend… with the top 12 movies pulling in $133.47 million.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” – $56.20 million (1st week)

2. “Julie & Julia” – $20.10 million (1st week)

3. “G-Force” – $9.80 million
(3rd week, was #3 last week, lost 44% from last week)

4. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – $8.88 million ($273.8 million total)
(4th week, was #2 last week, lost 50% from last week) 

5. “Funny People” – $7.87 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 65% from last week)

6. “The Ugly Truth” – $7.00 million
(3rd week, was #4 last week, lost 47% from last week)

7. “A Perfect Getaway” – $5.76 million (1st week)

8. “Aliens in the Attic” – $4.00 million
(2nd week, was #5 last week, lost 50% from last week)

9. “Orphan” – $3.73 million
(3rd week, was #6 last week, lost 50% from last week)

10. (500) Days of Summer” – $3.72 million
(4th week of limited release, was #10 last week, added 34% from last week)

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11. “The Hangover” - $3.40 million ($262.0 million total)
(10th week, was #8 last week, lost 35% from last week)

12. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $3.00 million ($393.0 million total)
(7th week, was #10 last week, lost 36% from last week)

13. “The Proposal”  – $2.87 million
(8th week, was #9 last week, lost 42% from last week)

14. “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” – $2.55 million
(6th week, was #7 last week, lost 54% from last week)

16. “The Hurt Locker” - $1.26 million
(7th week of limited release, was #14 last week, lost 34% from last week)

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“G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” poster courtesy Paramount

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Not a huge surprise that Adam Sandler’s non-traditional comedy “Funny People” won the weekend box office… the also new “Aliens in the Attic” had to compete with other recent family-friendly flicks (last week’s #1 “G-Force” and “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs”)… and the horror movie “The Collector” opened in fewer screens than a traditional wide release and debuted at #11 with a decent $3.6 million.

Overall this was the weakest weekend of the summer movie season with the top 12 movies making just barely $112 million – down 20% from last weekend and the lowest figure since April 24-26… the box office is being helped by the comedies “The Hangover” and “The Proposal”. 

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Funny People” – $23.44 million (1st week)

2. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – $17.70 million ($255.5 million total)
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 40% from last week) 

3. “G-Force” – $17.06 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 46% from last week)

4. “The Ugly Truth” – $13.00 million
(2nd week, was #3 last week, lost 53% from last week)

5. “Aliens in the Attic” – $7.80 million (1st week)

6. “Orphan” – $7.25 million
(2nd week, was #4 last week, lost 43% from last week)

7. “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” – $5.30 million
(5th week, was #5 last week, lost 37% from last week)

8. “The Hangover” - $5.08 million ($255.8 million total)
(9th week, was #7 last week, lost 21% from last week)

9. “The Proposal”  – $4.85 million
(7th week, was #8 last week, lost 24% from last week)

10. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $4.60 million ($388.1 million total)
(6th week, was #6 last week, lost 43% from last week)

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11. “The Collector” – $3.63 million (1st week)

12. (500) Days of Summer” – $2.75 million
(3rd week of limited release, was #12 last week, added 68% from last week)

13. “Public Enemies” – $2.45 million
(5th week, was #9 last week, lost 44% from last week)

14. “The Hurt Locker” – $1.91 million
(6th week of limited release, was #13 last week, added 33% from last week)

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“Funny People” poster courtesy Universal

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Wow america… apparently my illness spilled over the theaters… Disney’s “G-Force” beat ”Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” in the wizard’s 2nd weekend… I have to say, I didn’t see that coming.  But, considering how much money “Potter” made in opening week, there was nobody left to see it over the weekend.   New movies “The Ugly Truth” and “Orphan” were 3rd and 4th respectively.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “G-Force” – $32.15 million (1st week)

2. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – $30.00 million ($221.8 million total)
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 61% from last week)

3. “The Ugly Truth” – $27.00 million (1st week)

4. “Orphan” – $12.77 million (1st week)

5. “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” – $8.20 million
(4th week, was #2 last week, lost 53% from last week)

6. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $8.00 million ($379.1 million total)
(5th week, was #3 last week, lost 42% from last week)

7. “The Hangover” - $6.47 million ($247.1 million total)
(8th week, was #5 last week, lost 21% from last week)

8. “The Proposal”  – $6.42 million
(6th week, was #6 last week, lost 22% from last week)

9. “Public Enemies” – $4.17 million
(4th week, was #7 last week, lost 46% from last week)

10. “Bruno” – $2.72 million
(3rd week, was #4 last week, lost 67% from last week)

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“G-Force” poster courtesy Disney

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

No surprise at all… except maybe how much it made… “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” beat last week’s number one “Bruno” and previous #1’s “Ice Age 3″ and  “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”.

“Half-Blood Prince”, the 6th Potter movie becomes the franchise’s highest grossing movie in its first 5 days with more than $159 million thanks in part to the huge $58 million dollar opening day boost.  Overall, the entire box office was up 15% and ranks as the 7th biggest weekend so far this year.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – $79.48 million  (1st week)

2. “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” – $17.70 million
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 36% from last week)

3. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $13.75 million ($363.87 million total)
(4th week, was #3 last week, lost 43% from last week)

4. “Bruno” – $8.37 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 73% from last week)

5. “The Hangover” - $8.32 million ($235.88 million total)
(7th week, was #6 last week, lost 16% from last week)

6. “The Proposal”  – $8.29 million
(5th week, was #5 last week, lost 22% from last week)

7. “Public Enemies” – $7.59 million
(3rd week, was #4 last week, lost 45% from last week)

8. “Up” – $3.15 million ($279.56 million total)
(8th week, was #8 last week, lost 33% from last week)

9. “My Sister’s Keeper” – $2.83 million
(4th week, was #9 last week, lost 34% from last week)

10. “I Love You Beth Cooper” – $2.67 million
(2nd week, was #7 last week, lost 46% from last week)

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11. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ - $0.89 million
(6th week, was #10 last week, lost 43% from last week)

15. “Star Trek” – $0.68 million ($253.15 million total)
(11th week, was #12 last week, lost 42% from last week)

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“Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” poster courtesy Warner Bros.

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

“Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” beat “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” on its opening day last Wednesday, but for the weekend it came up a little short of upsetting last week’s number one. The holiday weekend’s other new movie “Public Enemies” was a strong 3rd.

“Transformers 2″ is quickly closing in on $300 million in just 12 days.  Overall, the entire box office was down 20% from last weekend, but its hard tocompare to the opening weekend of a blockbuster and a holiday weekend that keeps many people out of theaters.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $42.32 million ($293.35 million total)
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 61% from last week)

2. “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” – $41.69 million (1st week)

3. “Public Enemies” – $25.27 million (1st week)

4. “The Proposal”  – $12.86 million
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 31% from last week)

5. “The Hangover” - $11.27 million ($205.04 million total)
(5th week, was #3 last week, lost 34% of audience from last week)

6. “Up” – $6.52 million  ($264.82 million total)
(6th week, was #4 last week, lost 50% from last week)

7. “My Sister’s Keeper” – $5.79 million
(2nd week, was #5 last week, lost 54% from last week)

8. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ - $2.53 million
(4th week, was #7 last week, lost 54% from last week)

9. “Year One” - $2.32 million
(3rd week, was #6 last week, lost 61% from last week)

10. “Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian” – $2.04 million
(7th week, was #9 last week, lost 44% from last week)

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11. “Star Trek” – $1.77 million  ($249.84 million total)
(9th week, was #8 last week, lost 42% from last week)

12. “Away We Go” – $1.09 million
(5th week, was #10 last week, lost 36% from last week)

13. “Whatever Works” – $0.96 million
(3rd week of limited release)

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“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” poster courtesy Paramount

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

There wasn’t really any doubt which movie would be number one during the weekend… it was just a matter of by how much… “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” pulled in $112 million for the weekend and $201 million since its Wednesday opening. “Transformers 2″ set a new high for a June weekend, its also the highest-grossing non-holiday, highest grossing non-Friday opening weekend and becomes the seventh opening weekend overall.   “The Dark Knight” is still the biggest 5-day opening all time ($203.8 million).

“Transformers 2″ boosted the entire box office 35% more than last weekend and at $194.97 million, it marks the biggest weekend of the year.  “Up” has passed “Star Trek” as the biggest movie of 2009 with $250 million so far.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” - $112.00 million ($201 million total) (1st week)

2. “The Proposal”  – $18.47 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 45% from last week)

3. “The Hangover” - $17.22 million
(4th week, was #2 last week, lost 36% of audience from last week)

4. “Up” – $13.05 million  ($250 million total)
(5th week, was #3 last week, lost 45% from last week)

5. “My Sister’s Keeper” – $12.03 million (1st week)

6. “Year One” - $5.80 million
(2nd week, was #4 last week, lost 70% from last week)

7. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ - $5.40 million
(3rd week, was #5 last week, lost 55% from last week)

8. “Star Trek” – $3.61 million  ($246 million total)
(8th week, was #7 last week, lost 35% from last week)

9. “Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian” – $3.50 million
(6th week, was #6 last week, lost 55% from last week)

10. “Away We Go” – $1.68 million
(4th week, was #13 last week, added 93% moving into wide release after 3 weeks in limited release)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” poster courtesy Paramount

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Audiences said yes to Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds’ “The Proposal”… the romantic comedy easily beat “The Hangover” and “Up”… “Year One” opened in 4th place, but is likely to start dropping quickly.

“Star Trek” is still the best holdover movie, losing the least of its audience (13.8%) and adding to its overall total, now at $239 millon.   The weekend’s offerings actually propped up the box office – up almost 7% from last week, making $140.6 million, a total that will easily be surpassed next weekend as “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” opens on Wednesday.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “The Proposal”  – $34.11 million (1st week)

2. “The Hangover” - $26.86 million
(3rd week, was #1 last week, lost 18% of audience from last week)

3. “Up” – $21.34 million  ($224.11 million total)
(4th week, was #2 last week, lost 31% from last week)

4. “Year One” - $20.20 million (1st week)

5. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ - $11.30 million
(2nd week, was #3 last week, lost 52% from last week)

6. “Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian” – $7.30 million
(5th week, was #4 last week, lost 24% from last week)

7. “Star Trek” – $4.70 million  ($239.44 million total)
(7th week, was #7 last week, lost 14% from last week)

8. “Land of the Lost” – $3.98 million
(3rd week, was #5 last week, lost 56% from last week)

9. “Imagine That” - $3.10 million
(2nd week, was #6 last week, lost 44% from last week)

10. “Terminator Salvation” – $3.07 million
(5th week, was #8 last week, lost 36% from last week)

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11. “Angels & Demons” - $2.80 million
(6th week, was #9 last week, lost 32% from last week)

13. “Away We Go” – $0.90 million
(3rd week of limited release, was #14 last week, added 61% in 87 more theaters from last week)

14. “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” – $0.61 million
(8th week, was #12 last week, lost 35% from last week)

15. “My Life in Ruins” – $0.45 million
(3rd week, was #11 last week, lost 74% from last week)

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“The Proposal” poster courtesy Touchstone Pictures

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

The word of mouth and solid reviews (read mine) for “The Hangover” is keeping the buzz going for the R-rated comedy, with “Up” close behind, new movies “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ and “Imagine That” were 3rd and 6th respectively.

“Star Trek” dropped just two spots with the weekend’s two new movies, still losing just 33% of its audience and adding to its overall total, now at $231 millon.   But the weekend box office was down 17% from last week, making $131.97 million, the 2nd lowest total in the 7 weeks of the summer season so far.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “The Hangover” - $32.79 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 27% of audience from last week)

2. “Up” – $30.76 million  ($187.43 million total)
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 30% from last week)

3. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ - $23.37 million (1st week)

4. “Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian” – $9.62 million  ($143.46 million total)
(4th week, was #4 last week, lost 34% from last week)

5. “Land of the Lost” – $8.99 million
(2nd week, as #3 last week, lost 52% from last week)

6. “Imagine That” - $5.50 million (1st week)

7. “Star Trek” – $5.45 million  ($231.88 million total)
(6th week, was #5 last week, lost 34% from last week)

8. “Terminator Salvation” – $4.79 million
(4th week, was #6 last week, lost 42% from last week)

9. “Angels & Demons” - $4.11 million  ($123.21 million total)
(5th week, was #8 last week, lost 37% from last week)

10. “Drag Me To Hell” – $3.93 million
(3rd week, was #7 last week, lost 44% from last week)

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11. “My Life in Ruins” – $1.71 million
(2nd week, was #9 last week, lost 47% from last week)

12. “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” – $0.93 million  ($176.15 million total)
(7th week, was #11 last week, lost 52% from last week)

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“The Hangover” poster courtesy Warner Bros.

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo