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1. Hancock Sony Pictures
2. Wall-E
 Disney
3. Kung Fu Panda
 Dreamworks
4. Sex and the City - The Movie
 New Line
5. Sleeping Beauty
 Disney
6. Tropic Thunder
 Dreamworks
7. Fred Claus
 Warner
8. Incredible Hulk
 Universal
9. Transformers
 Dreamworks
10. Iron Man
 Paramount
Week ending Nov. 23. Source: Nielsen VideoScan
1. Hell Boy 2
 Universal
2. Kung Fu Panda
Paramount
3. Star Wars-The Clone Wars Warner
4. Incredible Hulk Universal
5. Iron Man
Paramount
6. Band of Brothers
Warner
7. Get Smart - BD Warner
8. Journey to the Center
Warner
9. I am Legend
Warner
10. 300
Warner
Week Ending Nov. 16. Source: Nielsen VideoScan
1. Indiana Jones ... Crystal Skull Disney
2. Journey to the ... Universe Warner
3. Incredible Hulk Universal
4. Indiana Jones ... Crystal Skull Paramount
5. Iron Man Paramount
6. Kit Kittredge ... Gril Warner
7. Sleeping Beauty Disney
8. Strangers Universal
9. Family Guy - Vol. 6 FOX
10. Sex and the City - The Movie Warner
Top DVD titles for week ending Nov. 9. Source: Nielsen
1. Iron Man Paramount
2. Alvin and the Chipmunks FOX
3. I Am Legend Warner
4. Enchanted Disney
5. National Treasure 2 Disney
6. Indiana Jones ... Crystal Skull Paramount
7. Bee Movie Paramount
8. American Gangster Universal
9. Sex and the City - Movie FOX
10. Juno
 Warner
Top Ten DVD Titles for the Week Ending Nov. 9, 2008.

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