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Box Office Tally

WEEKEND BOXOFFICE ESTIMATES

Gross Cume
1. Marley & Me
24.1 106.5
2. Bedtime Stories
20.3 85.4
3. Benjamin Button 18.4 79.0
4.
Valkyrie 14.0 60.7
5. Yes Man 13.9 79.4
Weekend of Jan. 2-4. Figures in $ mil.

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Release Wknd. B.O. Cume B.O.
1. Quantum of Solace
20.5
340.7
2. Madagascar 2 13.2 72.3
3 Body of Lies
8.7 44.3
4. Twilight 8.4 21.1
5. Bolt
7.7 7.7
Figures in millions. Weekend of Nov, 28-30, 2008

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Commentary: These days, heading to the theater requires stepping through death's door
Forget popcorn, Milk Duds and escapism. To take a trip to the cinema these days is to confront one's own mortality, writes STEVEN ZEITCHIK. » More
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As we ring in the New Year, it's the ideal time to look back at how Hollywood fared in 2008 and consider what lies ahead in '09, writes MARTIN A. GROVE. » More
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With several Golden Globe nominations under its belt, "The Reader" seems a likely candidate for serious consideration by Oscar voters, writes MARTIN A. GROVE. » More

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Bedtime Stories

Film Review: Bedtime Stories

In a modern-day fairy tale about hopes, aspirations and family, Adam Sandler displays a winning form under the light and mischievous direction of "Bringing Down the House's" Adam Shankman. More

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The Marley in Fox's sentimental dramedy "Marley & Me" is a canine that bears scant resemblance to such film heroes as Rin Tin Tin, Lassie or Old Yeller. He is, in fact, "the world's worst dog." » More

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The film's campiness might pull in a different sort of aficionados -- those who celebrate films such as "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" for their silly acting and overripe dialogue. » More

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