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September 26th, 2010

The eagerly awaited sequel ‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,’ starring Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf, and Carey Mulligan opened in the top spot at the box office in its debut weekend, taking in $19 million. In second was the animated ‘Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole’ with $16.3 million, and last weekend’s big winner, ‘The Town,’ came in third with $16 million in receipts. Teen comedy ‘Easy A’ finished in fourth place, while newcomer ‘You Again,’ starring Kristen Bell, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sigourney Weaver, and Betty White rounded out the top five. What are you going to see this weekend?

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September 19th, 2010

Ben Affleck’s bank robber drama, ‘The Town,’ has opened in the top spot at the box office, beating three other new releases.

The gritty crime film earned $23.8 million for the weekend, higher than most analysts predicted.

Teen comedy ‘Easy A’ finished in second place, with $18.2 million, while horror-in-the-elevator flick, ‘Devil,’ rounded the top three with $12.6 million.

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September 12th, 2010

Zombies rule.

‘Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D’ took the top spot this weekend at the box office, with $27.7 million in ticket sales. The fourth film in the post-apocalyptic Milla Jovovich franchise easily beat the debuts of the first three installments. ‘Takers’ and ‘The American,’ two of the movies that battled for #1 last week, were neck-and-neck for second and third place with $6.1 million and $5.9 million, respectively. Check out which other films were in the Top Ten this week.