Dancing penguins set to lead lackluster box office
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LOS ANGELES  - The weekend after the extended Thanksgiving holiday is typically dismal at the box office because holiday shopping is usually on the minds of most would-be moviegoers.
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Overseas movie houses are gearing up for a lively holiday week at the box office as turnstiles began clicking Sunday and Monday after a dismal Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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Katzenberg is taking the animation unit public in a year that has seen box office success for the studio: &quot;Shrek 2&quot; has brought in $876.
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&quot;Shark Tale&quot; remains the frontrunner for the third time at the box office by raking in an additional $22.1 million. This gives the DreamWorksâ¢ animated sea adventure a total of $118.
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Here is a chance to check out where your favourite movies stand in the box-office.
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Moviegoers are not following the  script written for them by the Hollywood studios. In a sign  that big-budget sequels may be losing their allure, North  American ticket sales for the first three big films of the  lucrative summer season have not kept pace with their  respective predecessors.
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Animated movie Shark Tale has remained top of the US box office for a second week, amassing Â£31.7m ($17.6m)over the weekend, according to studio estimates.
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It&#39;s shaping up to be an ogre-sized Wall Street debut for the shares of the company that made the animated hits &quot;Shrek&quot; and &quot;Shark Tale.
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Overseas boxoffice tends to slacken at this time of the year, but two newcomers -- "Shark Tale" and "Wimbledon" -- showed early promise in kickoff dates over the weekend, while M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village" topped &#36;100 million in international gross and "Garfield" neared membership in the &#36;100 million club.
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It was a tale of two cartoons at the American box office this week, but The Incredibles came out on top. In its second week, Disney&#39;s latest animated tale took $51m (Â£27.
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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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Santa Claus could not conquer "The Incredibles." The cartoon hit retained the top slot at the box office for a second weekend, taking in &#36;51 million to fend off animated newcomer "The Polar Express," a Christmas tale that debuted at No. 2 with &#36;23.5 million.
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The animated penguin tale "Happy Feet" and the James Bond adventure "Casino Royale" were a one-two punch at the box office for the third-straight weekend.
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The Adam Sandler comedy &quot;Click&quot;  took first place at the North American box office with weekend  ticket sales of &#36;40 million, according to studio estimates on  Sunday.
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The penguin cartoon "Happy Feet" and the James Bond movie "Casino Royale" led a lackluster North American box office for a third weekend, while the new Jesus film "The Nativity Story" was stillborn.
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LOS ANGELES  - By the standard box  office reckoning, DreamWorks' "Shrek 2" won the summer box  office derby with domestic ticket sales of $440 million. And  Lions Gate's "Fahrenheit 9/11," though a resounding success,  was the summer's ninth most successful movie with a domestic  gross to date of $119 million.
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&quot;Meet the Fockers&quot; claimed the top North Amerian box office spot over the lucrative Christmas holiday weekend, grossing $44.7m.