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"February 8-10, 2008 Movie Box Office"
"Fool's Gold" #1
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Although over a half dozen new films hit theaters this weekend, Wild About Movies bet (incorrectly) that last week's #1 movie, "Hannah Montana Concert Movie 3D" retains its spot at the top of the movie box office its sophomore weekend in movie theaters. It had to settle for #3 and $10.5 million. "Fool's Gold," is one of the worst movies in recent memory, (read the reviews), or, if you were one of the many who made it the #1 movie at the box office this weekend, with $22 million, you already know that. Regent Releasing should have bypassed the big screen treatment for Paris Hilton's latest "movie," "The Hottie & the Nottie," and gone the direct-to-DVD route. Her movie couldn't even take in $25,000, yes, thousand, its first three days in 111 theaters, nationwide. On a more promising note, Martin Lawrence's "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins" settled for #2, as it not only attracted a large and loyal black audience, but a lot of teens and white folk as well, earning $17.5 million. "In Bruges," though not a bad flick, was limited to the artst fartsy crowd, as it is in very limited art-house release. Oh! And Vince Vaughn's comedy show movie was DOA, as predicted. Less than $500 per theater, its first weekend in release.

As for "2008 Oscar Nominees" - the ones that performed best this past weekend:

"Juno" #5

"There Will Be Blood" #10


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Below - The Top 30 Movies At the Movie Box Office February 8-10, 2008


1 Fool's Gold - 3,125 Theaters - $7,043 Per Screen - NEW $22,010,000

2 Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins - 2,386 Theaters - $7,178 Per Screen - NEW $17,127,000

3 Hannah Montana Concert Movie - $10,508,000 - 687 Theaters - $15,295 Per Screen - Gross $53,390,000

4 The Eye - $6,630,000 - 2,470 Theaters - $2,684 Theaters - Gross $21,521,000

5 Juno - $5,725,000 - 2,321 Theaters - $2,466 Per Screen - Gross $117,630,000

6 27 Dresses - $5,700,000 - 2,841 Theaters - $2,006 Per Screen - Gross $65,369,000

7 The Bucket List - $5,340,000 - 2,753 Theaters - $1,939 Per Screen - Gross $75,058,000

8 Rambo 4 - $4,110,000 - 2,717 Theaters - $1,512 Per Screen - Gross $36,504,000

9 Meet the Spartans - $4,075,000 - 2,446 Theaters - $1,665 Per Screen - Gross $33,915,000

10 There Will Be Blood - $4,073,000 - 1,620 Theaters - $2,514 Per Screen - Gross $26,782,000

11 Untraceable - $3,500,000 - 2,143 Theaters - $1,633 Per Screen - Gross $24,346,000

12 Cloverfield - $2,650,000 - 2,030 Theaters - $1,305 Per Screen - Gross $75,934,000

13 No Country for Old Men - $2,243,000 - 1,202 Theaters - $1,866 Per Screen - Gross $58,292,000

14 National Treasure 2 - $2,202,000 - 1,256 Theaters - $1,753 Per Screen - Gross $212,804,000

15 Atonement - $2,173,000 - 1,190 Theaters - $1,826 Per Screen - Gross $45,304,000

16 Alvin and the Chipmunks - $1,775,000 - 1,465 Theaters - $1,211 Per Screen - Gross $209,880,000

17 Over Her Dead Body - $1,770,000 - 1,977 Theaters - $895 Per Screen - Gross $6,796,000

18 Michael Clayton - $1,565,000 - 757 Theaters - $2,067 Per Screen - Gross $46,250,000

19 Strange Wilderness - $1,400,000 - 1,211 Theaters - $1,156 Per Screen - Gross $5,471,000

20 U2 3D - $726,000 - 61 Theaters - $11,901 Per Screen - Gross $3,083,000

21 Mad Money - $676,000 - 912 Theaters - $741 Per Screen - Gross $19,823,000

22 I Am Legend - $600,000 - 435 Theaters - $1,379 Per Screen - Gross $254,172,000

23 First Sunday - $575,000 - 553 Theaters - $1,039 Per Screen - Gross $37,531,000

24 Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show - 962 Theaters - $527 Per Screen - NEW $507,000

25 In Bruges - $471,000 - 28 Theaters - $16,821 Per Screen - NEW $471,000

26 The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - $456,000 - 213 Theaters - $2,140 Per Screen - Gross $4,356,000

27 Persepolis - $431,000 - 125 Theaters - $3,448 Per Screen - Gross $2,373,000

28 How She Move - $420,000 - 469 Theaters - $895 Per Screen - Gross $6,740,000

29 The Savages - $396,000 - 172 Theaters - $2,302 Per Screen - Gross $5,295,000

30 The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything - $388,000 - 579 Theaters - $670 Per Screen - Gross $11,731,000

31 Charlie Wilson's War - $375,000 - 318 Theaters - $1,179 Per Screen - Gross $65,995,000

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The Band's Visit - 7 Theaters - $10,085 Per Screen - NEW $70,600

The Hottie & the Nottie - 111 Theaters - $225 Per Screen - NEW $25,000

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"Max Payne"

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July 25, 2008

Max Payne


Wild About Movies now provides you with more movie posters, movie trailers, movie synopses, Behind The Scenes of movies, and celebrity interviews with stars of upcoming movies than any other web site in the world. Today you are able to peruse the movie trailers, movie posters and movie synopses of more than 500 movies not yet in theaters (and more than 5000 movies in theaters and on DVD). Which movies, you ask? "The Dark Knight" himself, Christian Bale, as John Connor in "Terminator Salvation." Mark Wahlberg in "Max Payne" and "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" starring Michael Cera. Also "The Haunting of Molly Hartley" and "Frozen River" and "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and Tyler Perry's "Madea Goes To Jail." And "Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys." Ricky Gervais in "Ghost Town." Rob Zombie's "Tyrannosaurus Rex" and Justin Chatwin in "Dragonball" and Keanu Reeves in "The Day The Earth Stood Still." Also, "The Pink Panther 2." "Filth And Wisdom," directed by Madonna and "Rock N Rolla," directed by her husband, Guy Ritchie. "Everybody Wants To Be Italian." And Seth Rogen is "The Green Hornet." Shia LaBeouf in "Eagle Eye." Keira Knightley in "The Duchess" and the kid friendly movie "The Perfect Game" along with "Witchblade 2009," and "Smother," as well as Rainn Wilson in "The Rocker" - and the gay movie, based on at true story, starring Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor as lovers, "I Love You Phillip Morris." Sequels: Everything from "Cloverfield 2" and "Iron Man 2" and ... keep perusing. "GI Joe The Movie" and Seann William Scott in "Trainwreck My Life As An Idiot." And the big screen adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road" and two Tony winning plays turned movies, opening the same day, December 5, 2008, "Doubt," starring Meryl Streep, and "Frost Nixon," starring Frank Langella. Also, "The Year Of The Fish" and the Coen Bros' "Burn After Reading" and a novel cum movie, "Choke," and Woody Allen's "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," a lesbian movie. And Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio's next collaboration, "Shutter Island." In addition, "Flash Of Genius" and the big screen incarnation of "Marley & Me" and "City Of Ember" and Frank Miller's "The Spirit," now a Christmas 2008 release. And "Adam Resurrected" and "The Great Buck Howard" and Nicolas Cage in "Bangkok Dangerous." Also, everything from Brad Pitt in "The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button" to the updated 70s cult classic "Death Race," to "Dance Of The Dead" and the big screen adaptation of Maurice Sendack's "Where The Wild Things Are Movie," to the George Lucas produced "Star Wars: Clone Wars," to fab film director Michael Mann's "Public Enemies," to "Saw 5," or "Saw V," depending whether you're into Roman numerals. Also, "Esther Blueburger." And "Taken," starring Liam Neeson. And "The Lost Boys 2" - yes, featuring the two Corys. And "Mirrors" and "The House Bunny" and "Sex Drive." Along with "Wild Child" and "The Escapist" and "Towelhead." Also, Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway in "Bride Wars;" to another movie from the creator of "Borat," "Religulous." Also, the probable movie box office smash, "Ice Age 3." And Daniel Radcliffe naked not in "Harry Potter 6" - but Daniel Radcliffe naked at WAM and on Broadway in "Equus." More? Sure! Judd Apatow's "The Pineapple Express;" and Guillermo Del Torro's "The Hobbit Movie." And "The X Files 2." Colin Farrell in "Pride And Glory" and "Body Of Lies." Also, Dreamorks Animations' "Madagascar 2" and "Monsters vs Aliens." "The Smurfs Movie;" and Robert DeNiro & Al Pacino in "Righteous Kill." "Splice;" and the remake of the 1939 classic "The Women;" "Repo: Genetic Opera;" "Babylon AD;" "Push;" "Terminator 4;" "GI Joe;" "AstroBoy." Even more! Spike Lee's "Miracle At St. Anna" and Steve Coogan in "Hamlet 2" and Oliver Stone's "W" along with Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" and "Chicago 7." And Peter Jackson's "The Lovely Bones." "Star Trek XI." And a slew of animated and non animated Walt Disney movies, many in 3D: including "Fraggle Rock: The Movie" and "The Jonas Brothers Movie 3D" and "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," "Bolt," "The King of the Elves" and "Rapunzel," "The Bear and the Bow;" "Toy Story 3," "Newt," "The Princess And The Frog," "Up" and "Cars 2." And Universal's animated movie "The Tale Of Despereaux." Heath Ledger's last movie, "Dr. Parnassus." "Black Devil Doll" and WB's "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2," as well as Catherine Zeta-Jones' "Death Defying Acts." More? Brendan Fraser in "The Mummy 3." "The Fly Boys" and Wesley Snipes in "Gallowwalker!" Even more: "Igor" and "Quarantine" and "Zack And Miri." Also: Zac Efron naked - but not in three big screen 2008 movies: "Footloose 2010," "17 Again" and "High School Musical 3." "Bitch Slap" and Daniel Craig in "Defiance," and as 007 in "Bond 22," which now has the official title "Quantum of Solace;" to the prequel of "The DaVinci Code," "Angels & Demons;" "Hotel For Dogs" and Benicio Del Toro as "The Wolf Man" and Hugh Jackman's "Wolverine;" "Valkyrie." Not enough? How about the 2009 films, James ("Titanic") Cameron's "Avatar;" "Watchmen," (from the director of "300") and Hilary Swank in "Amelia," Also washed up Kevin Costner in "Swing Vote" and a naked Hayden Christensen in "Virgin Territory." Also, "Twilight" along with "College," and the Canadian smash "3 P'tits Cochons," Italian worldwide hit "Gomorra," as well as the Chinese blockbuster "Red Cliff" and the French hit "Ch'tis." Also, Sean Penn as Harvey "Milk." And don't forget "Disaster Movie." Or "How To Lose Friends and Alienate People" starring Simon Pegg. Our latest entry - "Max Payne" - starring Oscar nominee Mark Wahlberg. For the current and complete 2008 movie box office report... (continue)





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