"Music" sweetest at foreign box office
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The Hugh Grant romantic  comedy "Music and Lyrics" narrowly bested its overseas  competition for the weekend, finishing No. 1 with an estimated  $10.1 million from 28 markets.
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Domestic dud "King Arthur" remained the No. 1 movie at the foreign box office last weekend, adding &#36;12.5 million to its international haul of &#36;92 million.
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Nine movies are in contention for the foreign-language Academy Award.
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"Closer," the surprise winner of two Golden Globes last Sunday, is connecting with international audiences who made it the No. 1 film in all four of the major territories in which it opened this weekend.
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"The Incredibles" maintained the top spot at the foreign box office over the weekend ahead of "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" and "The Polar Express."
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Reigning champ "Casino  Royale" easily dominated the overseas box office last weekend,  taking in a robust $67 million to power it to $129.2 million  after two rounds.
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&quot;Shrek the Third&quot;  reclaimed the No. 1 spot at the foreign box office with an  estimated weekend haul of $17.2 million, lifting its overseas  total to $436 million.
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LOS ANGELES  - Scoring a ninth   consecutive weekend as the most popular movie at the foreign   box office, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" is   poised to become only the third movie to gross more than $1   billion in global ticket sales.
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National Treasure beats animated hits at the US box-office.
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Zhang Yimou's new film is even more likeable than his previous hit Hero.
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By Bec Smith SYDNEY  - "The Incredibles" maintainedthe top spot at the foreign box office over the weekend aheadof "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" and "The Polar Express."
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"The Incredibles" lived up to its name at the foreign box office last weeekend, raking in an eye-opening &#36;45.3 million from 22 countries, according to final data issued Monday.
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SYDNEY  - Domestic dud "King Arthur"  remained the No. 1 movie at the foreign box office last  weekend, adding $12.5 million to its international haul of $92  million.
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âFrÃ¤ulein Maria,â Doug Elkinsâs delightful, wink-filled ode to âThe Sound of Music,â is heavenly to watch.
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Last week was another miserable one for music sales, but with one modest highlight: The indie-heavy âJunoâ movie soundtrack rose one spot to the top of the Billboard chart, becoming the first album in Rhino Recordsâ three-decade history to reach No. 1. After the announcement of four Oscar nominations for âJuno,â including best picture, the soundtrack sold 65,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan, bumping Alicia Keysâs âAs I Amâ (J), which moved 60,000, to No. 2. In the fourth straight week of very low sales, Natasha Bedingfield opened at No. 3 with 50,000 copies of âPocketful of Sunshineâ (Epic), Mary J. Bligeâs âGrowing Painsâ (Geffen) sold 45,000 to reach No. 4, and Radiohead dropped one spot to No. 5 with âIn Rainbowsâ (ATO), moving 35,000. Cat Powerâs new âJukeboxâ (Matador) reached No. 12 with 29,000 copies sold.
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Here is a chance to check out where your favourite movies stand in the box-office.
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A dancing penguin was king of the Thanksgiving birds among movie-goers. The animated penguin romp "Happy Feet" remained the No. 1 movie with $37.9 million in ticket sales from Friday to Sunday, while the James Bond adventure "Casino Royale" stayed in second place with $31 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.