This Weekends Box Office: Despicable Me #1

The new animated film, Despicable Me took top spot this weekend taking in an estimated $60 million. Last weeks #1, The Twilight Sage: Eclipse falls to #2 raking in an estimated $33.4 million bringing its 12 day total to an impressive $237 million!

Predators, starring Adrien Brody took in an estimated $25.3 million, good enough to grab spot #3. Toy Story 3 continues its dominance by raking in another $22 million, bringing its total to an estimated $340 million! If you haven't seen it yet, see it!

Rounding out the top 5 is M. Night Shyamalan's, The Last Airbender. Despite bad reviews it took in an estimated $17 million, bringing its two week total to $100 million.

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This Weekends Box Office: Toy Story Still #1

For the second weekend in a row Toy Story 3 takes top spot, raking in an estimated $59 million bringing its total thus far to $226 million! If you haven't seen it yet, you have to! It was perfect.

Adam Sandler's new comedy Grown Ups debuted at #2 with an estimated $41 million. Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz's new film Knight & Day opened up to a disappointing $20 million coming in at #3.

The Karate Kid raked in another $15 million coming in at #4, while the A-Team isn't doing as hot as it should be raking in an estimated $6 million. This brings its total to $62 million and takes spot #5. I thought it would be doing a lot better, it was a good movie!

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Weekend Box Office: Toy Story 3 Opens BIG

Toy Story 3 opened wide this weekend and raked in over $110 million! I plan on seeing it sometime this week. I heard it was great, and it got excellent reviews. Last weeks #1, The Karate Kid falls to #2 with $29.8 million, bringing it's 10 day total to an impressive $107 million! The Smith family sure is bankable.

The A-Team comes in at #3 with $14.4 million. I honestly thought it would be doing better, as probably did the studios. I saw it and actually enjoyed it. The A-Team was a fun action flick with A LOT of explosions. I would recommend checking it out.

Get Him To The Greek takes position #4 raking in a little over $6 million its third week out. Shrek Forever After rounds out the top 5 with $5.6 million.

On the dissapointing side of things Jonah Hex, starring Megan Fox and Josh Broslin brought in a measly $5.3 million.

Things aren't looking to hot for Megan's career right now. She better hope her next film doesn't bomb, considering she has no more franchise to rely on to help out her box office credibility.

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