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"July 6-8, 2007
Movie Box Office"
"Transformers The Movie" #1
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Paramount Pictures' "Transformers The Movie" stole the 4th of July weekend holiday box office with over $155 million - during its first seven days in theaters.

The only other new film in wide release, the Robin Williams 'comedy' "License To Wed," was D.O.A.

Compared to "Transformers The Movie" $17,000 per screen average, "License To Wed" managed a paltry $4,000 per screen.

While John Travolta won't be on screen for two weeks - in wig, mumu, pumps and makeup - in "Hairspray The Movie," his "Wild Hogs," which was released in March, is still in the Top 25.

The Big Three - "Spiderman 3," "Shrek 3" and "Pirates 3" - have all finally, each, amassed over $300 million, domestically. Looks like Spidey will be the winner at the box office, when all is said and done!

Below - The Top 35 movies a the box office July 6-8, 2007. Click on any link below to watch trailer and posters of all movies listed below.

1 Transformers - $70,502,384 - 4,011 Theaters - $17,577 Per Screen - NEW $155,405,412 (Opened July 2)

2 Ratatouille - $29,014,293 - 3,940 Theaters - $7,364 Per Screen - Gross $109,531,598

3 Live Free or Die Hard - $17,730,149 - 3,411 Theaters - $5,197 Per Screen - Gross $84,424,123

4 License to Wed - $10,422,258 - 2,604 Theaters - $4,002 NEW $17,838,076 (Opened July 3)

5 Evan Almighty - $8,719,135 - 3,460 Theaters - $2,519 Per Screen - Gross $78,706,785

6 1408 - $7,088,979 - 2,631 Theaters - $2,694 Per Screen - Gross $53,738,325

7 Knocked Up - $5,222,680 - 2,213 Theaters - $2,360 Per Screen - Gross $132,089,425

8 Fantastic Four 2 - $4,239,993 - 2,618 Theaters - $1,619 Per Screen - Gross $123,881,586

9 Sicko - $3,600,179 - 702 Theaters - $5,128 Per Screen - Gross $11,452,560

10 Ocean's 13 - $3,525,366 - 2,102 Theaters - $1,677 Per Screen - Gross $109,145,316

11 Pirates of the Caribbean 3 - $3,008,962 - 1,869 Theaters - $1,609 Per Screen - Gross $301,725,691

12 Evening - $2,374,904 - 979 Theaters - $2,425 Per Screen - Gross $8,378,433

13 Shrek 3 - $1,537,841 - 1,421 Theaters - $1,082 Per Screen - Gross $316,740,255

14 Surf's Up - $991,175 - 1,458 Theaters - $679 Per Screen - Gross $56,042,318

15 Nancy Drew - $912,495 - 1,124 Theaters - $811 Per Screen - Gross $23,247,916

16 A Mighty Heart - $647,288 - 651 Theaters - $994 Per Screen - Gross $8,404,897

17 La Vie en Rose - $608,884 - 162 Theaters - $3,758 Per Screen - Gross $6,030,711

18 Once - $439,648 - 132 Theaters - $3,330 Per Screen - Gross $4,563,755

19 Waitress - $387,020 - 227 Theaters - $1,704 Per Screen - Gross $17,447,571

20 Spiderman 3 - $303,553 - 310 Theaters - $979 Per Screen - Gross $334,344,283

21 Disturbia - $302,010 - 283 Theaters - $1,067 Per Screen - Gross $79,305,519

22 Wild Hogs - $250,034 - 284 Theaters - $880 Per Screen - Gross $167,402,930

23 You Kill Me - $246,501 - 63 Theaters - $3,912 Per Screen - Gross $828,994

24 Paris, je t'aime - $206,052 - 103 Theaters - $2,000 Per Screen - Gross $4,176,797

25 Mr. Brooks - $145,780 - 218 Theaters - $668 Per Screen - Gross $28,019,651

26 Deep Sea IMAX 3-D - $142,455 - 35 Theaters - $4,070 Per Screen - Gross $29,358,239

27 Blades of Glory - $140,803 - 234 Theaters - $601 Per Screen - Gross $118,153,533

28 Rescue Dawn - $110,326 - 6 Theaters - $18,387 Per Screen - NEW $167,872 (Opened July 4)

29 The Invisible - $80,376 - 151 Theaters - $532 Per Screen - Gross $20,436,987

30 Broken English - $75,390 - 16 Theaters - $4,711 Per Screen - Gross $231,821

31 The Golden Door - $70,928 - 28 Theaters - $2,533 Per Screen - Gross $601,816

32 Hot Fuzz - $68,566 - 140 Theaters - $489 Per Screen - Gross $23,472,882

33 Meet the Robinsons - $51,675 - 71 Theaters - $727 Per Screen - Gross $96,697,389

34 Joshua - $51,233 - 6 Theaters - $8,538 Per Screen - NEW $51,233

35 28 Weeks Later - $43,474 - 98 Theaters - $443 Per Screen - Gross $28,472,453

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