&#39;Forgotten&#39; leads box office amid weak theater turnout
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It&#39;s been a bad time for movies in general lately, but good for thrillers like &quot;The Forgotten,&quot; which claimed the No.
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It might have raked in over a million pounds at the UK box office, but the remake of the 1966 classic &quot;Alfie&quot; is still not attracting as many fans as the original film starring Michael Caine.
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November 1, 2004 -- Movie fans in the mood for some Halloween frights over the weekend continued to hold their &quot;Grudge&quot; at the box office.
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Since the box office hit rock bottom last weekend, there's no place to go but up. And two films targeting very different audiences are looking to take advantage of the usual seasonal slump this weekend.
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It's been a bad time for movies in general lately, but good for thrillers like "The Forgotten," which claimed the No. 1 box office spot over the weekend, scaring up &#36;22 million.
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The new Mark Wahlberg football  drama "Invincible" lived up to its immodest name at the weekend  box office in North America but overall ticket sales resumed  their decline as the lucrative summer moviegoing period drew to  a close.
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The new &quot;Harry Potter&quot; movie drew  lukewarm reviews on Tuesday, but millions of &quot;muggles&quot; are  expected to ignore the critics and turn out in droves for the  widest release ever for Warner Bros. studio.
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The supernatural thriller &quot; The Forgotten&quot; scared up the biggest bucks at North America box office over the weekend, according to preliminary studio estimates released Sunday.
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Here is a chance to check out where your favourite movies stand in the box-office.
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Proving that bad reviews don't necessarily bury you National   Treasure dug up an estimated &#36;35.2 million to top the nation's   weekend box-office.
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Septemberâs slow box office showed no signs of letting up this weekend. It had been hoped that the opening of âSky Captain and the World of Tomorrowâ would bring audiences to the movies.
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LOS ANGELES  - Since the box office hit  rock bottom last weekend, there's no place to go but up. And  two films targeting very different audiences are looking to  take advantage of the usual seasonal slump this weekend.
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&quot;Harry Potter and the Order of the  Phoenix&quot; whisked its way to No. 1 at movie box offices with  weekend ticket sales of $77.4 million and a five-day total of  just over $140 million, according to studio estimates on  Sunday.
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The supernatural thriller &quot;The Forgotten&quot; scared up the biggest bucks at North America box office over the weekend, according to preliminary studio estimatesreleased Sunday.
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Chiller The Forgotten  tops the US box office chart, with UK zombie movie Shaun of the Dead at number seven.
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The sci-fi thriller "Jumper" leaped to the No. 1 spot at the North American box office on Sunday as moviegoers ignored critics' dire warnings for a second weekend.
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The bond between mother and child becomes the focal point of a psychological thriller in &quot;The Forgotten,&quot; which turns out to be one of those movies that depend on a secret.