Box Office Results News (Page 4)

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

After setting a Christmas day box office record, Marley & Me continued to reign at the box office over the weekend.

Here are the five highest grossing films from the last two days:

1. Marley & Me: $37 million
2. Bedtime Stories: $28 million
3. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: $27 million
4. Valkyrie: $21.5 million
5. Yes Man: $16.4 million

Jennifer Aniston finally has something to hold over Brad Pitt.

Aniston and Owen Wilson's family comedy, Marley & Me, grossed $14.8 million yesterday, the highest one-day total ever for a film opening on Christmas. We didn't see that record coming.

However, Pitt did okay for himself, too.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button set the mark for the second-highest Christmas opening of all-time. It earned $11.8 million yesterday.

The power is positive thinking really works.

Despite snowy conditions around many areas of the country, viewers flocked to Jim Carrey's Yes Man. Here's a look at the complete top five from this weekend's box office...

1. Yes Man: $18.1 million
2. Seven Pounds: $16 million
3. The Tale of Despereaux: $10.5 million
4. The Day the Earth Stood Still: $10.1
5. Four Christmases: $7.7

Don't do it, Jim! Your movie is number-one!

Movie goers were happy to sit still for a message from outer space, delivered by Keanu Reeves this weekend.

He and Jennifer Connolly's sci-fi adventure, The Day the Earth Stood Still, crushed the box office competition. Here's a look at the complete top five:

1. The Day the Earth Stood Still: $31 million
2. Four Christmases: $13.2 million
3. Twilight: $8 million
4. Bolt: $7.5 million
5. Australia: $4.2 million

Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon proved far more punishing at the box office this weekend than Punisher: War Zone, which took in only four million dollars. For the second consecutive week, Four Christmases earned the most money at the box office.

Here's a look at the full top five:

1. Four Christmases: $18.1 million
2. Twilight: $13.1 million
3. Bolt: $9.6 million
4. Australia: $7 million
5. Quantum of Solace: $6.6 million

Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn may not have enjoyed spending a quartet of Christmases with their families, but movie goes sure got a kick out of it.

Here's a look at this weekend's complete top five at the box office:

1. Four Christmases: $32.6 million
2. Bolt: $26.6 million
3. Twilight: $26.3 million
4. Quantum of Solace: $19.5 million
5. Australia: $14.8

Vampire love ruled the box office this weekend, as Twilight racked in over $70 million. The film enjoyed the highest-grossing opening of the season.

Here's a look at the full top five:

1. Twilight: $70.5 million
2. Quantum of solace: $27.4 million
3. Bolt: $27 million
4. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa: $16 million
5. Role Models: $7.2 million

James Bond was no match for Edward Cullen.