Here is our top ten from this list weekend [source]:
1. The Town - $23.8 million
2. Easy A - $18.2 million
3. Devil - $12.6 million
4. Resident Evil: Afterlife - $10.1 million
5. Alpha and Omega - $9.2 million
6. Takers - $3 million
7. The American - $2.76 million
8. Inception - $2 million
9. The Other Guys - $2 million
10. Eat Pray Love - $1.7 million
The Town debuted this week as our new number one earning $23.8 million in theaters. So far, I have heard it is a great film and you should go see it, everyone else did already. Easy A debuted in the number two spot, I'm assuming because of Emma Stone. [She is hot]. I'm really glad that Devil debuted at number three and not number one because I think that movie looks really stupid. I mean really stupid. But perhaps it is better than Resident Evil: Afterlife, no I personally guarantee it is better than Resident Evil: Afterlife.
Alpha and Omega also debuted at number 5. The American seems to be falling quickly, to the number seven spot with only $2.76 million in earnings. Somehow, Inception rose two spots to number eight even though it has been out for ten weeks [it has now earned $285.178 million, nice]. Even more shockingly, Eat Pray Love has a deathgrip on the ten spot. Seriously, who is still seeing this movie? Probably them.
1. The Town - $23.8 million
2. Easy A - $18.2 million
3. Devil - $12.6 million
4. Resident Evil: Afterlife - $10.1 million
5. Alpha and Omega - $9.2 million
6. Takers - $3 million
7. The American - $2.76 million
8. Inception - $2 million
9. The Other Guys - $2 million
10. Eat Pray Love - $1.7 million
The Town debuted this week as our new number one earning $23.8 million in theaters. So far, I have heard it is a great film and you should go see it, everyone else did already. Easy A debuted in the number two spot, I'm assuming because of Emma Stone. [She is hot]. I'm really glad that Devil debuted at number three and not number one because I think that movie looks really stupid. I mean really stupid. But perhaps it is better than Resident Evil: Afterlife, no I personally guarantee it is better than Resident Evil: Afterlife.
Alpha and Omega also debuted at number 5. The American seems to be falling quickly, to the number seven spot with only $2.76 million in earnings. Somehow, Inception rose two spots to number eight even though it has been out for ten weeks [it has now earned $285.178 million, nice]. Even more shockingly, Eat Pray Love has a deathgrip on the ten spot. Seriously, who is still seeing this movie? Probably them.
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