'Invincible' repeats as No. 1 movie
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Mark Wahlberg remained invincible at the box office over the long Labor Day weekend. Disney's "Invincible," with Wahlberg as a pro football rookie who makes the team in open tryouts, was the No. 1 movie for the second straight weekend, taking in $15.2 million from Friday through Monday, according to studio estimates. The movie lifted its 11-day total to $37.8 million.
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For the second weekend in a row, the American public made the subtitled Chinese movie number one. The spectacular martial arts battle saga earned an estimated $11.
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Will Smith's new film is No. 1 with  weekend moviegoers, if not with English teachers.
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LOS ANGELES  - "Ghost Rider" and "Bridge to Terabithia" could lead the box office for a second weekend, despite the arrival of three new wide releases, including Jim Carrey's first thriller, "The Number 23."
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Ocean&#39;s Twelve scored another major heist this weekend, taking No. 1 at the box office with a strong $40.9 million opening. (Related chart: See the weekend&#39;s top 10 films).
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Here is a chance to check out where your favourite movies stand in the box-office.
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&gt;&quot;National Treasure&quot; continued to strike box-office gold, taking in an estimated $33.1 million from Friday to Sunday to retain the No.
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Nicolas Cage&#39;s new adventure flick claimed the box-office crown once again by burying the competition. Thanksgiving weekend moviegoers made &quot;National Treasure&quot; the #1 film at the box office for the second week in a row.
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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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Several high-profile films opened this weekend but could not knock 'The Incredibles' from the top spot at the North American box office, according to preliminary figures released on Sunday.
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LOS ANGELES  - Disney's "Invincible"   edged out newcomers "Crank" and "The Wicker Man" at the North   American box office during the Labor Day holiday weekend,   according to final data issued Tuesday.
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Walt Disney Pictures' feel-good   football movie "Invincible" led the North American holiday box   office for a second weekend, ahead of new releases "Crank" and   "Wicker Man," according to studio estimates issued on Sunday.
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SYDNEY  - "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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When Disney's new  football movie "Invincible" opens in theaters on Friday, it  will carry the rare seal of approval from the NFL, which hasn't  partnered on a major motion picture in a decade.
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LOS ANGELES  - Handily outdrawing an eclectic mix of fading holdovers and early fall newcomers, "The Bourne Ultimatum" reclaimed the top spot at the weekend foreign box office with an estimated $16.5 million from 37 markets.
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After rocketing from No. 42 to the  top of the chart last week, Rihanna&#39;s &quot;Umbrella&quot; begins a  second week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Action flick "National Treasure" remained a box-office gem, taking in &#36;17 million to stay on top of the box-office chart for the third weekend in a row.