'Hide and Seek' Leads Box Office
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Thriller "Hide and Seek," starring Robert De Niro, lead the North American box office this weekend with $22 million. De Niro was also recently at the top for three weeks with "Meet The Fockers," which is number five this week. Dropping to second place ...
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Comedies mining the unlikely topics of terminal cancer and a church robbery led the North American box office on Sunday, sending ticket sales higher for a fifth consecutive weekend.
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Nicolas Cage's treasure hunt soaked up more box-office cash than a cartoon sponge. Cage's "National Treasure" debuted as the No. 1 weekend movie with &#36;35.3 million, coming in just ahead of "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie," which opened in second with &#36;33.5 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
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&#39;&#39;National Treasure,&quot; with Nicolas Cage hunting a hidden fortune, continued to strike box-office gold, taking in $33.1 million from Friday to yesterday to retain the No.
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Nicolas Cage unearthed the No. 1 spot at the North American box office on Sunday with "National Treasure: Book of Secrets," which earned more than the combined totals of four other high-powered newcomers.
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Nicolas Cage led the North American box office for a second weekend with his "National Treasure" sequel, while the teen comedy "Juno" raced up the rankings despite playing in limited release.
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The Internet buzz over "Snakes on a Plane" turned out to be nothing to hiss about. The high-flying thriller preceded by months of unprecedented Web buildup technically debuted as the No. 1 movie, but with a modest $15.25 million opening weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.
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Nicholas Cage's adventure flick 'National Treasure' kept discovering gold at the North American box office this weekend, beating out a slate of animated and holiday releases for the third week in a  row, early figures showed on Sunday.
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Shark Tale, the animated underwater comedy, continued to rule theaters this weekend, bringing in $31.7 million, according to box office tracking firm Nielsen EDI.
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LOS ANGELES  - While Sony's "The  Forgotten" took top honors with a weekend debut of a solid $21  million, higher than the mid-to-high teens that had been  projected heading into the frame, it was the only memorable  point during a mostly forgettable session.
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Hit movies starring Nicolas Cage and the Chipmunks led a strong slate of diverse crowd pleasers at the North American box office on Sunday.
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Halloween moviegoers were up for a scare. On its second week, the horror flick "The Grudge" refused to budge from the top spot. It took in $22.4 million ths weekend, bringing its 10-day total to $71.3 million. The biopic "Ray," starring Jamie Fo...
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Sony Corp.&#39;s thriller ``The Grudge,&#39;&#39; starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, opened as the top movie at US and Canadian theaters this weekend, with $40 million in ticket sales.
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The Will Smith movie "The Pursuit of Happyness," an uplifting story of a homeless man and his young son who defeat the odds, beat all comers its first weekend at the box office, taking in $26.5 million.
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Supernatural thriller &quot;The Forgotten&quot; soared to the top of the US box office over the weekend with better-than-expected ticket sales during a worse-than-usual seasonal slump.
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"Fool's Gold" found real treasure as the romantic adventure starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson led the weekend box office with a $22 million debut.
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Nicolas Cage's adventure sequel "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" raced to $65 million during its first five days of release across North America, distributor Walt Disney Pictures said on Tuesday.