Box Office Results News (Page 5)

As predicted, High School Musical 3: Senior Year had an impressive opening this weekend in the franchise's film debut.  HSM3 made an impressive $42 million securing the top spot ont he list.  Here's a full list of the top movies int he box office:

1. High School Musical 3: Senior Year - $42 million
2. Saw V - $30.5 million
3. Max Payne - $7.6 million
4. Beverly Hills Chihuahua - $6.9 million
5. Pride and Glory - $6.3 million

We can't say we're shocked with these results and nor will we be when Saw VI comes out next year.  We just have one question, why people? Why?

Let's be honest, was anyone shocked HSM3 was the biggest movie this weekend?

America preferred a machine-gun wielding Mark Wahlberg over Josh Brolin's imitation of George W. Bush this weekend. Here's a look at the complete top five from the box office:

1. Max Payne: $18 million
2. Beverly Hills Chihuahua: $11.2 million
3. The Secret Life of Bees: $11 million
4. W.: $10.5 million
5. Eagle Eye: $7.3

You better go see my movie!

It's official: movie goers really, really don't wanna be entertained by films about terrorism. They even prefer talking chihuahuas to anything involving the Middle East.

For the second consecutive week, Beverly Hills Chihuahua ruled the box office, as Body of Lies crashed and burned. Here's a look at the complete top five:

1. Beverly Hills Chihuahua: $17.5 million
2. Quarantine: $14.2 million
3. Body of Lies: $13.2 million
4. Eagle Eye: $11 million
5. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist: $6.5 million

Viewers weren't afraid to go see Quarantine.

We refused to acknowledge the fact that Beverly Hills Chihuahua was even being made, leaving the film out of our movie quotes and movie trailers section.

Well, viewers showed us! They somehow made this the number-one flick in the land. Here's a look at this weekend's top five:

1. Beverly Hills Chihuahua: $29 million
2. Eagle Eye: $17.7 million
3. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist: $12 million
4. Nights in Rodanthe: $7.3 million
5. Appaloosa: $5 million

Eagle Eye has landed... at the top of the box office world.

The Shia LaBeouf action thriller took in more than twice as much money this weekend as any other film. Here's a look at the complete top five:

1. Eagle Eye: $29.2 million
2. Nights in Rodanthe: $13.57 millions
3. Lakeview Terrace: $7 million
4. Fireproof: $6.5 million
5. Burn After Reading: $6.1 million

Seriously, Mom, go to Reel Movie News! We're number-one!

Despite the presence of a psychotic Samuel L. Jackson causing havoc next door, movie goes thought Lakeview Terrace was a swell place to reside this weekend. The movie was number-one at the box office.

Here's a rundown of the complete top five:

1. Lakeview Terrace: $15.6 million
2. Burn After Reading: $11.295 million
3. My Best Friend's Girl: $8.3 million
4. Igor: $8 million
5. Righteous Kill: $7.7 million

Sorry, man. I gotta keep harassing you. The people have spoken.

It took a flurry of new releases to finally knock The Dark Knight out of the weekend's top five at the box office.

We're not surprised Brad Pitt, George Clooney and company led the way with Burn After Reading - but we can't believe how powerful anything presented by Tyler Perry has become, as The Family That Preys shot to number two.

Here's the complete top five:

1. Burn After Reading: $19.4 million
2. The Family That Preys: $18 million
3. Righteous Kill: $16.5 million
4. The Women: $10 million
5. The House Bunny: $4.3 million

Put on some clothes and celebrate, Osborne Cox, your movie is number-one!

It may have been the slowest weekend at the box office in five years, but we're still stunned that Nicolas Cage's Bangkok Dangerous is sitting atop the rankings.

The film barely beat out Tropic Thunder for the top spot, giving Cage something to be happy about for the first time since he discovered who killed JFK at the end of The Rock.

Here's a look at the top five from the weekend:

1. Bangkok Dangerous: $7.8 million
2. Tropic Thunder: $7.5 million
3. The House Bunny: $5.9 million
4. The Dark Knight: $5.7 million
5. Traitor: $4.6 million

Seriously? We're the top movie at the box office?!?

Batman, The Joker and company have gone to a place previously only a doomed cruise ship had ever seen.

As of this weekend, The Dark Knight has raked in over $502.4 million at the box office. It's the second movie of all-time to soar past the half billion dollar mark, needing just half the time it took Titanic to reach that level.

Look, Lucius, Reel Movie News says we're making lots of money at the box office.

Currently, The Dark Knight ranks second behind Titanic's overall $601 million gross. Let's hope the Batman sequel eventually pushes past that cheesy chick flick.

"It's wonderful!" star Christian Bale said of the movie's box office success. "But I'm not a business man. I just enjoy doing what I do and whatever happens after that is gravy."

The Dark Knight, it is now.

But the comedy Tropic Thunder has remained atop the box office rankings for three weekends in a row. Here's a look at the latest top five:

1. Tropic Thunder: $11.5 million
2. Babylon A.D.: $9.7 million
3. The Dark Knight: $8.7 million
4. The House Bunny: $8.3 million
5. Traitor: $7.9 milllion

Hey, did you hear we were number-one at the box office again?