The Blind Side

Congratulations to Sandra Bullock who is making history with her latest movie!

Her film The Blind Side has made over $200 million, making it the first female-starring film to cross that mark at the box office.

According to Variety, in its seventh week in theaters, the film earned $208.5 million in box office sales. She’s beaten out some of the top dogs in Hollywood, like Reese Witherspoon and Julia Roberts, who haven’t accomplished something so big.

And Warner Brothers thinks this is just the beginning for this film. "And we're not even done," said Dan Fellman, WB president of domestic distribution. "I think Blind Side has another $30 million left."

Sandra has been the female star in countless films, like Miss Congeniality, Crash, and more recently the Proposal. But it’s great to see what she can do on her own, blowing everyone out of the water!

James Cameron's blockbuster "Avatar" held onto the top spot for a second week, taking in $75 million, "Sherlock Holmes" followed with a close second--just under $65.5 million.

Third place, "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel," with $50 million. Not too shabby Alvin!

Check out the top ten movies from the Christmas holiday weekend:

1. Avatar: $75 million

2. Sherlock Holmes: $65.3 million

3. Alvin and the Chipmunks: $50 million

4. It's Complicated: $22.11 million

5. Up in the Air: $11.75 million

6. The Blind Side: $11.73 million

7. The Princess and the Frog: $8.68 million

8. Nine

9. Invictus: $4.39 million

10. New Moon: $3 million

Move over Vampires, Frogs are the new black! The The Princess and the Frog dominated the box office this weekend bringing in $25 million dollars.

Coming in at second place was The Blind Side with $15.4 million while Invictus rounded out the top three with $9 million. Here are the top ten movies from the Dec 11-13 weekend:

The Princess and the Frog: $25 million

The Blind Side: $15.4 million

Invictus: $9 million

New Moon: $8 million

Disney's A Christmas Carol: $6.8 million

Brothers: $5 million

2012: $4.4 million

Old Dogs: $4.3 million

Armored: $3.5 million

Ninja Assassin: $2.7 million

Are you ready for George Clooney? Because he's ready for you! Clooney's critically acclaimed movie Up in the Air is ready to land in theaters, but unfortunately, not every theaters. The movie will open in selected theaters today, and nationwide on Christmas Day.

But if you're not lucky enough to live in a Clooney approved city, here are some other amazing flicks opening up this weekend:

NEW IN THEATERS:
Armored A crew of officers at an armored transport security firm plan the ultimate heist to steal millions from their own company.

Brothers When a Marine goes missing overseas, his black-sheep brother cares for his wife and children at home, with serious consequences.

Everybody's Fine A widower embarks on a road trip to reconnect with his grown children only to find that their lives are far from perfect.

Up in the Air: (Select Theaters Only): George Clooney is a corporate downsizing expert who makes a connection with the frequent-flyer woman of his dreams.

ALSO IN THEATERS:
The Twilight Saga: New Moon Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner star in the next chapter of the popular supernatural romance saga.

The Blind Side Sandra Bullock stars as a well-to-do suburban mom who forms an unlikely friendship with a struggling teen from a broken home.

2012 A group of survivors struggle to stay alive when a global cataclysm - predicted by the Mayan calendar - brings an end to the world.

Old Dogs Robin Williams and John Travolta are not-so-kid-savvy bachelors who are unexpectedly charged with the care of 7-year-old twins.

Disney's A Christmas Carol Jim Carrey is the voice of Ebenezer Scrooge in a new animated adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic holiday tale.

Check out the trailer and Los Angeles premiere of 'Up in the Air' below featuring our special interview with George Clooney...