âTreasureâ Still Jingling at the Box Office
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The Disney film âNational Treasure: Book of Secretsâ maintained its grip on the No. 1 spot at North American box offices for a third consecutive weekend.
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The boxoffice power of  Oscar was demonstrated during the weekend as "Sweeney Todd,"  fueled by three Academy Award nominations, seized the No. 1  spot internationally, grossing an estimated $18.7 million from  1,760 screens in 11 markets. Its early overseas total stands at  $30 million.
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But the film will not draw in the audiences.
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The thriller starring Julianne Moore takes the top seat at the box office this weekend. Regardless of lukewarm reviews, Julianne Mooreâs thriller, âThe Forgottenâ, scared audiences this weekend, earning $22 million.
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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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LOS ANGELES  - With Thanksgiving over  and Christmas still three weeks away, the box office will try  to catch its breath this weekend as moviegoers turn their  attention to other seasonal pursuits like shopping.
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The ComingSoon.net Box Office Report has been updated with the studio estimates for the weekend. Be sure to stay tuned there for the final figures on Monday.
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Desperate to propel a plot when chemistry doesn&#39;t work, this sequel puts its heroine through the wringer. Female viewers may feel similarly abused.
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âMeet the Spartans,â a parody starring Sean Maguire and Carmen Electra in yet another retelling of the historic battle against the Persians, barely outslugged Sylvester Stallone in âRamboâ to seize control of the No. 1 ranking at the weekend box office. In their debuts âMeet the Spartans,â distributed by Fox, pulled in an estimated $18.7 million, while âRamboâ (Lionsgate) came away with $18.1 million, the tracking company Media by Numbers reported. The romantic comedy â27 Dressesâ (Fox), with $13.6 million, fell to third place from second last week. The monster movie âCloverfieldâ (Paramount), on a gross of $12.7 million, plunged to fourth place from No. 1 a week ago. Fifth place went to the newcomer âUntraceableâ (Sony), the horror thriller starring Diane Lane as an F.B.I. cyberwizard. It grossed $11.2 million.
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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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The leading electronics and entertainment retailer continues to produce strong results.
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Although it opened  overseas six weeks ago, &quot;The Bourne Ultimatum&quot; endured as the  top attraction at the foreign box office box office, selling an  estimated $13 million worth of tickets during the weekend.
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The film has made record-breaking box office collections.
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Never mind the plasma-screen TVs. The theater is still tops with movie fans, according to the Motion Picture Association of America.
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Small-budget movies are making bigger hits than big-budget movies.
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Moviegoers, flocking to sequels, break the summertime box-office record - and buoy a sagging industry.
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Ratings are based on the box office collections and the cost of the film.