Well, there was a lot of money to be had at the box office this weekend, even though the Oscars glued almost everyone to their TV sets on Sunday. Vantage Point opened this weekend to a respectable numbers even though it was slatted by critics. Although if you want to talk about being loved by the audience and pummeled by critics Jumper is your film. It just goes to show, the people, not the critics choose what stays in theaters. Everything else seems to be pretty typical, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Step Up 2 the Streets, Fool’s Gold, and Definitely, Maybe are all hanging on to those top 6 spots like they were last week. Be Kind Rewind is bound to be a grower, not a show-er, so we’ll see how that fairs next week. I’m glad to see There Will be Blood, clawing it’s way back onto the list, hopefully with Daniel Day-Lewis‘ best actor award, it will stay there for a while. Then of course there’ good old Juno, this movie just won’t quit! It’s managed to stay in theaters for nearly nine weeks and doesn’t look like it’s ready to leave.
So hear it is, you box office top 10 after the jump:
- Vantage Point (New) | Weekend Gross $24,000,000 | Total Gross $24,000,000
- Jumper | Weekend Gross $12,650,000 | Total Gross $56,205,618
- The Spiderwick Chronicles | Weekend Gross $12,600,000 | Total Gross $43,576,000
- Step Up 2 the Streets | Weekend Gross $9,787,000 | Total Gross $41,419,000
- Fool’s Gold | Weekend Gross $6,270,000 | Total Gross $52,433,000
- Definitely, Maybe | Weekend Gross $5,183,700 | Total Gross $21,780,000
- Be Kind Rewind (new) | Weekend Gross $4,100,000 | Total Gross $4,100,000
- Juno | Weekend Gross $4,100,000 | Total Gross $130,377,446
- Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins | Weekend Gross $3,989,490 | Total Gross $35,497,905
- There Will be Blood | Weekend Gross $2,561,105 | Total Gross $34,986,433
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