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"Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille" #1
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What a weekend at the box office. Michael Moore's "Sicko" throws up at the box office. Disney/Pixar's "Ratatouille," while debuting at #1, didn't exceed or even reach expectations. But "Die Hard 4," starring fifty-two year old Bruce Willis, twenty years after the original, kicked ass at the box office. We were right about one movie, more than any other; "Evening." It was a bomb, as it should have been.

For the Top 20 at the box office this past weekend, just look below. Trailers, posters and interviews included in every link, below!

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1 Ratatouille - 3,940 Theaters - $11,986 Per Screen - NEW $47,227,000

2 Die Hard 4 - 3,408 Theaters - $9,727 Per Screen - $48,178,000 (Opened Wednesday 27 June)

3 Evan Almighty - $15,089,000 - 3,636 Theaters - $4,149 Per Screen - Gross $60,625,000

4 1408 - $10,610,000 -2,733 Theaters - $3,882 Per Screen - Gross $40,389,000

5 Fantastic Four 2 - $9,000,000 - 3,424 Theaters - $2,628 Per Screen - Gross $114,800,000

6 Knocked Up - $7,418,000 - 2,678 Theaters - $2,769 Per Screen - Gross $122,407,000

7 Ocean's 13 - $6,050,000 - 2,903 Theaters - $2,084 Per Screen - Gross $102,085,000

8 Pirates of the Caribbean 3 - $5,015,000 - 2,162 Theaters - $2,319 Per Screen - Gross $295,758,000

9 Sicko - $4,500,000 - 441 Theaters $10,204 Per Screen - Gross $4,615,000

10 Evening - 977 Theaters - $3,595 Per Screen - NEW $3,513,000

11 Shrek 3 - $2,745,000 - 2,066 Theaters - $1,328 Per Screen - Gross $313,811,000

12 Surf's Up - $2,400,000 - 2,503 Theaters - $958 Per Screen - Gross $53,814,000

13 Nancy Drew - $1,945,000 - 1,932 Theaters - $1,006 Per Screen - Gross $21,280,000

14 A Mighty Heart - $1,558,000 - 1,350 Theaters - $1,154 Per Screen - Gross $6,976,000

15 La Vie en Rose - $612,000 - 142 Theaters - $4,309 Per Screen - Gross ,691,000

16 Waitress - $457,000 - 314 Theaters - $1,455 Per Screen - Gross $16,759,000

17 Once - $370,000 - 128 Theaters - $2,890 Per Screen - Gross $3,831,000

18 Paris, je t'aime - $203,000 - 105 Theaters - $1,933 Per Screen - Gross $3,816,000

19 You Kill Me - $166,000 - 41 Theaters - $4,048 Per Screen - Gross $503,000

20 Hostel 2 - $134,000 -85.1% 181 -867 $740 $17,537,000 $10.20 4

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