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Box Office |
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| This Week | Last Week | Weeks on release |
No. of screens | 3 day total | ||
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GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra |
1 | 4,007 | $54,713,046 |
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Julie & Julia |
1 | 2,354 | $20,027,956 |
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3 |
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G-Force |
3 | 3,482 | $9,870,594 |
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2 |
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince |
4 | 3,455 | $8,928,349 |
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1 |
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Funny People |
2 | 3,008 | $7,986,435 |
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4 |
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The Ugly Truth |
3 | 2,975 | $6,750,125 |
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A Perfect Getaway |
1 | 2,159 | $5,948,555 |
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5 |
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Aliens in the Attic |
2 | 3,108 | $4,021,478 |
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12 |
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(500) Days of Summer |
4 | 817 | $3,739,702 |
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6 |
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Orphan |
3 | 2,270 | $3,674,306 |
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