Alright, so I'm not going to blow this out of proportion. Disturbia is #1 yet again. It's a good thing it was released in April, because I don't think it would have made such a big splash if it came out this summer with all of the sequels on the way. Rounding out the top 10 are:
2. Ryan Gosling's recommended thriller Fracture that pulled in $11 mil
3. Blades of Glory is still holding strong with $7 mil
4. Vacancy some how scared its way in with $7.6 mil
5. Meet the Robinsons has a steady kid fan base with $7 mil
6. Hot Fuzz, which I've been told is hilarious, didn't seem to appeal to all Americans--those fuddy duddies--and only made $5.8 mil
7. Are We Done Yet? is still holding strong for some inexplicable reason, bringing in $5.2 mil
8. In the Land of Women, Adam Brody's first film since the demise of "The O.C.," made almost $5 mil; however, it did have a limited release.
9. Perfect Stranger is still floundering with $4 mil
10. Wild Hogs is STILL raking in the dough with $2.8 mil this week, making it around $156 mil in total.
This weekend we'll find out if Nicholas Cage can tear everyone away from Shia Labeouf's suspense thriller with his film Next. The only other real competition is the teen thriller Invisible. Hopefully audiences won't go see a rehashed version of Deja Vu, word will spread of Fracture and Hot Fuzz, and they'll get the recognition they deserve.
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