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Warners pics cross $400 mil Imax gross
Warner Bros. movies have crossed the $400 million mark at the Imax boxoffice.
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'Baby Mama' likely to top boxoffice
Universal hopes to laugh all the way to the bank. One week after bowing its R-rated comedy "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" with $17.7 million, Uni Friday unspools its PG-13 laugher "Baby Mama."
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'Forbidden Kingdom' rules boxoffice
"The Forbidden Kingdom," from Lionsgate and the Weinstein Co., traveled to the top of the domestic boxoffice during the weekend, bowing with an estimated $20.9 million. Universal's R-rated comedy "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" grabbed the frame's silver medal.
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'Forbidden Kingdom' likely to top boxoffice
Martial arts fantasy "The Forbidden Kingdom" from Lionsgate and the Weinstein Co. looks likely to bow at No. 1 this weekend with up to $20 million.
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'Prom' king at the boxoffice
Sony's "Prom Night" bowed stylishly this weekend, with its estimated $22.7 million topping the domestic boxoffice and putting some bite back into the horror genre.
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Final tally favors 'Nim's' over 'Leatherheads'
After the dust cleared Monday from the weekend's boxoffice scrimmage, Universal's period football pic "Leatherheads" had been bumped down to No. 3, while Fox Walden's family fantasy "Nim's Island" floated up to the No. 2 position.
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French welcome Boon's 'Ch'tis' to land of No. 1
France has a new local boxoffice king. "Bienvenue Chez Les Ch'tis," Dany Boon's comedy of country manners, became Gaul's all-time ticket sales champ over the weekend, displacing previous record holder Gerard Oury's World War II-set comedy "La Grande Vadrouille."
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'21' trumps 'Leatherheads'
Universal's "Leatherheads," a period pigskin comedy toplined and directed by George Clooney, failed to convert pre-release projections into boxoffice glory and finished second this weekend to Sony's repeat champ "21."
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'Leatherheads' could have right stuff
Friday's wide openers include Universal's George Clooney-Renee Zellweger starrer "Leatherheads," a 1920s football drama with a good shot at topping the weekend boxoffice rankings.
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'21' hits boxoffice jackpot
Sony's card-counting drama "21" shrugged off critics' brickbats to come up aces with an estimated $23.7 million opening atop the domestic boxoffice this weekend. Fox's "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!" rung up $17.4 million over its third session to grab second place
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'21' may beat 'Horton' at the boxoffice
Don't bet the house on "Horton." It would take an exceptional third-session hold by "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!" for Fox's family comedy to three-peat atop the domestic boxoffice.
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'Who' tops boxoffice again
"Horton" easily won the Easter boxoffice hunt. Fox's animated feature "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!" repeated atop the domestic boxoffice this weekend, posting a modest 44% drop from opening grosses.
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'Horton' walking on eggshells
Easter isn't a so much a huge boxoffice weekend as it is one that typically requires careful slotting to get moviegoers hopping to local multiplexes.
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