Horton Hears a Who! did it again! I think it might be Spring Break for little rascals everywhere which might explain the $86 mil take in just two weeks. The films that took in the most per theater were newcomers Meet the Browns at #2 with $20 mil and Under the Same Moon at #10 with $3.3 mil. The horror movie Shutter managed to come in at #3 with $10.7 mil. But unfortunately, Drillbit Taylor came in at #4 with $10.2 mil. It seems the Apatow crew doesn't quite nail the top spot with the childish humor every single time.
As for last week's entries, Never Back Down dropped from #3 to #6 with close to $17 mil. I guess Sean Faris is going to have to wait a little longer to launch his career. Doomsday ended its journey after two weeks dropping to #11 with $9 mil. Rounding out the top 10 are 10,000 B.C. at #5 with $76 mil, College Road Trip at #7 with $32 mil, The Bank Job at #9 with $19 mil, and Vantage Point heading out at #9 with a respectable $65 mil.
Next week, will make for an interesting mixture of genres. There's the British romantic comedy Run, Fatboy, Run, the war drama Stop Loss, the teen spoof film Superhero Movie, the gambling heist film 21, and...the heist film Flawless. Alright, so it isn't that diverse of a mix, but there's bound to be crossover sometimes. I wonder which of the heist films, including The Bank Job, will be #1 next week.
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