Box Office Results News (Page 3)

The acclaimed graphic novel adaptation Watchmen definitely did not maintain its box office rankings as predicted.  Watchmen dropped below Disney's family-friendly remake of Race to Witch Mountain.

Here's a chart of the final numbers from over the weekend:

1. Race to Witch Mountain: $25 million
2. Watchmen: $18.1 million
3. The Last House on the Left: $14.7 million
4. Miss March: $2.4 million

Watch out... Watchmen.  Sorry, that was cheesy even by our standards.

During a weekend when no other major new movie even bothered to challenge it for box office supremacy, Watchmen easily finished with the greatest haul from the last few days.

Here's a look at the weekend's top five, with this critically-questionable graphic novel adaption leading the way:

1. Watchmen: $55.6 million
2. Madea Goes to Jail: $8.8 million
3. Taken: $7.4 million
4. Slumdog Millionaire: $6.9 million
5. Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $4.2 million

No film dared to mess with Rorschach and company this weekend.

The Jonas Brothers might be a top-selling musical group, but they have a long way to go before they're movie stars.

The trio couldn't stop Tyler Perry from taking the top spot at the box office again. A look at the top five:

• Madea Goes to Jail: $16.5 million
• Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience: $12.7 million
• Slumdog Millionaire: $12.1 million
• Taken: $9.9 million
• He's Just Not That Into You: $5.8 million

While Hollywood went to the Oscars last night, movie goers went to jail with Madea.

Tyler Perry's latest comedy raked in millions, dominating the weekend's box office haul. Here's a look at the complete top five:

1. Madea Goes to Jail: $41.1 million
2. Taken: $11.4 million
3. Coraline: $11 million
4. He's Just Not That Into You: $8.5 million
5. Slumdog Millionaire: $8 million

Friday the 13th proved to be a major hit on Friday the 13th.

The horror movie remake dominated the weekend's box office take, earning more than the combined totals of the second and third place films. Here's a look at the top five:

1. Friday the 13th: $42.2 million
2. He's Just Not That Into You: $19.6 million
3. Taken: $19.2 million
4. Confessions of a Shopaholic: $15.4 million
5. Coraline: $15.3 million

Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore and company had reason to smile this morning: their romantic comedy, He's Just Not That Into You, ranked number-one at the box office.

Here's the complete top five:

1. He's Just Not That Into You: $27.4 million
2. Taken: $20.3 million
3. Coraline: $16.3 million
4. The Pink Panther 2: $12 million
5. Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $11 million

Paul Blart got Taken for a ride this weekend.

The mall cop, and all other new movies, fell in line behind this Liam Neeson thriller, as it ended Kevin James' two-week run on top. Here's a look at the top five:

1. Taken - $24.6 million
2. Paul Blart: Mall Cop - $14 million
3. The Uninvited - $12.5 million
4. Hotel for Dogs - $8.7 million
5. Gran Torino - $8.6 million

You WILL go watch my movie!

Paul Blart: Mall Cop? More like Paul Blart: Box Office Champ!

For the second consecutive week, this security officer bested all comers across the nation. Here's a look at the weekend's highest grossing films:

1. Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $21.5 million
2. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans: $20.7 million
3. Gran Torino: $16 million
4. Hotel for Dogs: $12.3 million
5. Slumdog Millionaire: $10.5 million

Paul Blart rolled to another box office victory.

Clint Eastwood finally brought down man's best friend.

Following two straight weeks of ruling at the box office, Marley & Me was finally bumped down by Gran Torino and a pair of other new releases. Here's the complete top five from the weekend:

1. Gran Torino: $29 million
2. Bride Wars: $21.5 million
3. The Unborn: $21 million
4. Marley & Me: $11.3 million
5. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: $9.4 million

With no new movies opening this weekend, not much changed at the box office from last week.

Here's a look at the top five:

1. Marley & Me: $24 million
2. Bedtime Stories: $20 million
3. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: $18.3 million
4. Valkyrie: $14 million
5. Yes Man: $513.9 million