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"July 27-29, 2007 Movie Box Office"
"The Simpsons Movie" #1
by www.wildaboutmovies.com

Well, the Summer Movie Season, officially, has only one month left. It ends Labor Day Weekend. And as it stands, only 14 summer releases will have grossed over $100 million at the box office. But don't count the notorioulsy slow box office month of August out this summer. The best movie of the summer, "The Bourne Ultimatum," hits theaters Friday, and the week after, the long-awaited Brett Ratner sequel, "Rush Hour 3." Both films, the third in their saga, are better than expected and should take in well over $100 million.

For a look at the Box Office Tallies, Movie Trailers, Posters, Celebrity Interviews and Behind The Scenes info of the Top 20 movies at the Box Office this past weekend, just click on any link below.

1 The Simpsons Movie - 3,922 Theaters - $18,887 Per Screen - NEW $74,000,000

2 I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry - $19,062,945 - 3,501 Theaters - $5,445 Per Screen - Gross $71,620,060

3 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - $17,065,000 - 4,005 Theaters - $4,261 Per Screen - Gross $241,771,000

4 Hairspray The Movie - $15,550,000 - 3,121 Theaters - $4,982 Per Screen - Gross $59,307,000

5 No Reservations - 2,425 Theaters - $4,847 Per Screen - NEW $11,755,00

6 Transformers The Movie - $11,500,000 - 3,349 Theaters - $3,434 Per Screen - Gross $284,558,000

7 Ratatouille - $7,234,000 - 2,934 Theaters - $2,466 Per Screen - Gross $179,683,000

8 Die Hard 4 - $5,350,000 - 2,271 Theaters - $2,356 Per Screen - Gross $125,127,661

9 I Know Who Killed Me - 1,320 Theaters - $2,576 Per Screen - NEW $3,400,000

10 Who's Your Caddy? - 1,109 Theaters - $2,615 Per Screen - NEW $2,900,000

11 Rescue Dawn - $1,652,000 - 500 Theaters - $3,304 Per Screen - Gross $2,956,000

12 License to Wed - $1,280,000 - 1,610 Theaters - $795 Per Screen - Gross $41,700,000

13 Sunshine - $1,265,000 - 460 Theaters - $2,750 Per Screen - Gross $1,627,501

14 1408 - $1,213,000 - 981 Theaters - $1,236 Per Screen - Gross $70,000,000

15 Knocked Up - $1,195,920 - 792 Theaters - $1,510 Per Screen - Gross $145,131,270

16 Sicko - $1,180,000 - 850 Theaters - $1,388 Per Screen - Gross $21,500,000

17 Evan Almighty - $1,095,850 - 1,010 Theaters - $1,085 Per Screen - Gross $96,282,580

18 Talk to Me - $803,400 - 115 Theaters - $6,986 Per Screen - Gross $1,855,860

NA Molière - 6 Theaters - $5,484 Per Screen - NEW $32,906

NA No End In Sight - 2 Theaters - $16,000 Per Screen - NEW $32,000

NA Arctic Tale - 5 Theaters - $5,139 Per Screen - NEW $26,885

NA This is England - 1 Theater - NEW $17,700

NA The Devil Came on Horseback - 1 Theater - NEW $17,800

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