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Your weekend box office top fiver:

1. Iron Man 2 - $53 million. Enjoy your time at the top while it lasts, Iron Man, because you know Mom's going to make us see Shrek next weekend.

2. Robin Hood - $37 million. For those box office analysts looking for a reason for Robin Hood's inability to topple last week's king, the answer is: Robin Hood is nowhere near as cool as Iron Man.

3. Letters to Juliet - $13.8 million. If I could write just one letter to Juliet, it would say, "Claire Danes is going to portray you. Yeah, the one from My So-Called Life."

4. Just Wright - $8.5 million. You know what's really interesting about this film? Queen Latifah's character's last name is Wright! Isn't it clever how they did that, making her name "Wright" so that the title "Just Wright" marginally applied to the situation in more than one way?

5. How to Train Your Dragon - $5.1 million. Still?

Weekend Box Office Results [erc]

  • June 1, 2010
    The week's film offerings were met with utter indifference, with this Memorial Day weekend becoming lowest-grossing in nearly a decade and least-attended in 15 years. Is it possible the future of American cinema lies outside Sex and the City sequels, flashy video game adaptatio... / Continue →
  • May 24, 2010
    Your weekend box office: 1. Shrek Forever After - $71.3 million, which is considered a relative failure for the Shrek series. $71.3 million isn't enough for Shrek. Shrek needs baby blood. 2. Iron Man 2 - $26.6 million. The lesson? People really like Iron Man. 3. Robin Hood -... / Continue →
  • May 10, 2010
    Your weekend top five: 1. Iron Man 2 - $133.6 million, the fifth highest-grossing opening weekend ever, coming in just short of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Chest. Unless you account for inflation, in which case it's still way behind Gone with the Wind 2. 2. A Nightmare... / Continue →
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