Fockers keeps US box office lead
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Comedy Meet The Fockers remains top of the North American box office chart after taking another Â£23.7m.
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The action film holds on to the top box office spot.
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Vampire thriller 30 Days of Night enters the US box office at number one, with takings of $16m (Â£7.8m).
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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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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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US summer box office takings surpass $4bn for the first time as comedy Superbad tops the chart.
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"Meet The Fockers," the much-hyped sequel to the successful 2000 film "Meet The Parents" starring Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, takes the top spot over the holiday weekend, raking in $44.7 million. It beat the previous holiday record held by the 2002...
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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.
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LOS ANGELES - Millions of Americans went shopping for comedy last weekend, giving the star-studded &quot;Meet the Fockers&quot; the record for the best single Christmas Day box office take.
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In box office terms, this was the morning after the night before. Following last weekâs bumper bonanza, propelled by the Thanksgiving weekend, the US box office resumed normal service this weekend, with
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"Meet the Fockers" ruled the North  American box office for a third consecutive weekend, speeding  past the $200 million mark, while the first wide release of  2005 opened strongly at No. 2.
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Sequels to Shrek, Spider-Man and Harry Potter help propel US box office takings to a new summer record.
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For the third consecutive week, &quot;Shark Tale&quot; continues to dominate the US Box Office. From Friday 15 to Sunday 17, it earned $22 million.
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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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Robert De Niro returned to the No. 1 slot at the North American box office on Sunday with the thriller "Hide and Seek," six weeks after his comedy "Meet the Fockers" began a three-week reign.
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Animated autos retained the pole position as &quot;Cars&quot; came in No. 1 at the box office for a second weekend with &#36;31.2 million, holding off the wrestling comedy &quot;Nacho Libre&quot; and another car tale, &quot;The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.&quot;
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Studio estimates show Cage&#39;s &quot;National Treasure&quot; debuted as the top weekend movie with 35-point-three (m) million dollars.