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Rank Movie Title Estimated Weekend Gross Cumulative Gross
1.  Apocalypto      $14,166,000     $14,166,000
2.  The Holiday     $13,500,000     $13,500,000
3.  Happy Feet     $12,718,000     $137,738,000
4.  Casino Royale     $8,800,000     $128,894,000
5.  Blood Diamond     $8,515,000     $8,515,000
6.  Unaccompanied Minors     $6,205,000     $6,205,000
7.  Deja Vu     $6,070,000     $53,046,000
8.  The Nativity Story     $5,350,000    […]

The Weinstein Company today announced the start of a contest to create the best movie poster for the film Factory Girl, about Andy Warhol’s (Guy Pearce) object of attention, Edie Sedgwick (Sienna Miller). The winner of the contest will have their poster prominently displayed at their hometown theater, gets a private screening of Factory Girl […]

Well, surprisingly, I have not been too excited by the movies lately. In the summer, I averaged 1 or 2 movies a week. Now, I haven’t been in a couple months. Despite others’ complaint about the movie theater experience, I absolutely love it. Unfortunately, no recent movie releases have inspired me to pluck down my […]

Opening December 20th, 2006

Rocky Balboa (Wide)
Sylvester Stallone returns to the ring to write, direct and star as the Italian Stallion in the sixth installment of the “Rocky” series.
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Letters From Iwo Jima […]

Rank Movie Title Estimated Weekend Gross Cumulative Gross
1.  Happy Feet      $17,045,000     $121,000,000
2.  Casino Royale     $15,100,000     $115,863,000
3.  Deja Vu     $11,032,000     $44,091,000
4.  The Nativity Story     $8,025,000     $8,025,000
5.  Deck the Halls     $6,650,000     $24,991,000
6.  The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause     $5,006,000     $73,152,000
7.  Borat: Cultural Learnings of […]

Opening December 15th, 2006

Charlotte’s Web (Wide)
E.B. White’s beloved children’s tale about an unlikely friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte.
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Eragon (Wide)
A young boy named Eragon is thrust into an […]

When Oprah Winfrey called Jennifer Hudson to congratulate her on her performance in the upcoming movie “Dreamgirls,” Hudson at first refused to take the call. “I was resting my voice, and I thought it was my manager playing around!” she tells Senior Writer Sean Smith in Newsweek’s December 11 issue (on newsstands Monday, December 4). […]