Monsters vs. Aliens
May 18, 2009
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Star Trek is still going strong, finishing with $43 million in their second week. The movie has gotten mixed reviews, and fell short of matching its predecessor, The Da Vinci Code, which banked $77 million its 2006 opening.
Here are the top ten movies from the May 15-17 weekend:
Angels and Demons: $48 million
Star Trek: $43 million
X-Men Origins: Wolverine: $14.8 million
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past: $6.8 million Obsessed: $4.5 million
17 Again: $3.4 million
Monsters vs. Aliens: $3million
The Soloist: $2.4 million
Next Day Air: $2.3 million
Earth: $1.6 million
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The romantic comedy Ghosts of Girlfriend's Past opened with $15.3 million and Beyonce's latest triller Obsessed rounded out the top three with $12.2 million.
Here are the top ten movies from the May 1-3 weekend:
X-Men Origins: Wolverine: $87 million
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past: $15.3 million
Obsessed: $12.2 million
17 Again: $6.3 million
Monsters vs. Aliens: $5.8 million
The Soloist: $5.6 million
Earth: $4.1 million
Fighting: $4.1 million
Hannah Montana: The Movie: $4 million
State of Play: $3.6 million
April 27, 2009
The teen comedy 17 Again held onto the number two position with $11.6 million dollars, while Fighting rounded out the top three with $11.4 million.
Here are the top ten movies from the April 24-26 weekend:
1. Obsessed: $28.5 million
2. 17 Again: $11.6 million
3. Fighting: $11.4 million
4. The Soloist: $9.7 million
5. Earth: $8.5 million
6. Monsters vs. Aliens: $8.5 million
7. State of Play: $6.8 million
8. Hannah Montana: The Movie: $6.3 million
9. Fast & Furious: $6 million
10. Crank High Voltage: $2.4 million
April 20, 2009
17 Again dominated the box office this weekend bringing in $24 million dollars during opening weekend. State of Play and Monsters vs. Aliens rounded out the top three with $14 million and $12.9 million respectively. Here are the top ten movies from the April 17-19 weekend:
1. 17 Again: $24 million
2. State of Play: $14 million
3. Monsters vs. Aliens: $12.9 million
4. Hannah Montana: The Movie: $12.6 million
5. Fast & Furious: $12.2 million
6. Crank High Voltage: $6.5 million
7. Observe and Report: $4 million
8. Knowing: $3.4 million
9. I Love You, Man: $3.3 million
10. The Haunting in Connecticut: $3.1 million
April 13, 2009
1. Hannah Montana: The Movie: $34 million
2. Fast & Furious: $28.7 million
3. Monsters vs. Aliens: $22.6 million
4. Observe and Report: $11.1 million
5. Knowing: $6.6 million
6. I Love You, Man: $6.4 million
7. The Haunting in Connecticut: $5.7 million
8. Dragonball Evolution: $4.6 million
9. Adventureland: $3.4 million
10. Duplicity: $2.9 million
April 10, 2009
Hannah Montana: The Movie: As Hannah Montana's popularity begins to take over her life, Miley takes a trip to her hometown to get some perspective on what matters most.
Observe and Report: Seth Rogen stars as the self-important head of security at a shopping mall who squares off in a turf war against local cops.
Dragonball Evolution: Goku and his friends battle against the deadly forces of the Saiyans, who are sweeping across the universe, leaving a path of destruction.
ALSO IN THEATERS:
Fast & Furious: Vin Diesel and Paul Walker are former rivals who reunite for the fourth installment of the supercharged auto action franchise.
Monsters vs. Aliens: A motley crew of monsters are recruited by the government to save Earth from the evil alien invader Gallaxhar. In 3D and IMAX 3D!
The Haunting in Connecticut: After experiencing supernatural events in their new home, a family discovers their house was a former mortuary with a dark history.
Knowing: Nicolas Cage stumbles upon a time-capsule with terrifying predictions about the future -- and sets out to prevent them from coming true.
Check out the Los Angeles movie premiere and trailer for 'Observe and Report' below...
April 6, 2009
Monsters vs. Aliens held onto the number two position with $33.5 million, while The Haunting in Connecticut rounded out the top three with $9.5 million.
Here are the top ten movies from the April 3-5 weekend:
1. Fast & Furious: $72.5 million
2. Monsters vs. Aliens: $33.5 million
3. The Haunting in Connecticut: $9.5 million
4. Knowing: $8.1 million
5. I Love You, Man: $7.8 million
6. Adventureland: $6 million
7. Duplicity: $2.3 million
8. Race to Witch Mountain: $3.3 million
9. 12 Rounds: $2.3 million
10. Sunshine Cleaning: $1.8 million
Check out our exclusive video from the Los Angeles Movie premiere below...
March 30, 2009
1. Monsters vs. Aliens: $58.2 million
2. The Haunting in Connecticut: $23 million
3. Knowing: $14.7 million
4. I Love You, Man: $12.6 million
5. Duplicity: $7.5 million
6. Race to Witch Mountain: $5.6 million
7. 12 Rounds: $5.3 million
8. Watchmen: $2.75 million
9. Taken: $2.7 million
10. The Last House on the Left: $2.6 million
March 27, 2009
Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon, Keifer Sutherland and funny “it” guy Seth Rogen star in DreamWorks latest computer animated flick, which turns the classic 50s monster movie into a modern day action
NEW IN THEATERS
Monsters vs. Aliens: A motley crew of monsters is recruited by the government to save Earth from the evil alien invader Gallaxhar. In 3D and IMAX 3D!
The Haunting in Connecticut: After experiencing supernatural events in their new home, a family discovers their house was a former mortuary with a dark history.
12 Rounds: John Cena stars as a New Orleans detective who is forced to complete twelve challenges in order to save his kidnapped girlfriend.
ALSO IN THEATERS:
Knowing: Nicolas Cage stumbles upon a time-capsule with terrifying predictions about the future -- and sets out to prevent them from coming true.
I Love You, Man: Paul Rudd realizes he has no male friend close enough to serve as best man at his wedding, and embarks on a series of "man-dates" to find one.
Duplicity: Julia Roberts and Clive Owen are former government intelligence agents who team up to stage an elaborate corporate con.
Check out the trailer and Los Angeles movie premiere coverage of Monsters vs. Aliens below...
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