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Valentine's Weekend Goes to Appropriately-Named Film

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What movies did people use to feed voracious Valentine's Day/Presidents' Day film appetites? These ones:

1. Valentine's Day - $52.4 million, narrowly beating Drinking Wine Alone in a Bubble Bath for most stereotypical way a sad lady could spend the weekend.

2. Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief - $31.1 million. Not everyone was as excited as I was to see Pierce Brosnan in Warrior Hobo.

3. The Wolfman - $30.6 million, firmly establishing that wolfmen, like vampires, are still at their most popular when they're teenagers.

4. Avatar - $22 million. That's almost $660 million, for those of you with Avatar stock.

5. Dear John - $15.3 million. BUT IT'S SO ROMANTIC.

Weekend Box Office Results [Box Office Mojo]

  • February 22, 2010
    Your weekend box office top five, presented this week by whatever banner ads you're avoiding: 1. Shutter Island - $40.2 million, proving Scorsese films fare best when their name hints they could be a reality series. 2. Valentine's Day - With the actual Valentine's Day now pas... / Continue →
  • February 12, 2010
    Your new releases: The Wolfman Director: Joe Johnston Starring: Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt Good if you want to see: a wolfman, obviously. Valentine's Day Director: Garry Marshall Starring: Everyone Good if you want to see: so very, very many couples fallin... / Continue →
  • March 1, 2010
    Your weekend box office numbers: 1. Shutter Island - $22.2 million. It's making enough money that, in a few years, it may be the #1 answer when Family Feud asks for a Scorsese film. 2. Cop Out - $18.6 million, not enough to take first place but enough to surely turn a profit ... / Continue →
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