November 23-25, 2007 Movie Box Office, Enchanted #1

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"November 23-25, 2007 Movie Box Office"
"Enchanted" #1
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"Walt Disney's Enchanted," starring Oscar nominee Amy Adams ("Junebug"), debuted at #1. Between Wednesday and Sunday, "Enchanted" grabbed $50 million from audiences, nationwide. "This Christmas," a black family's take on the international Christian holiday, outdid all other new films, (and last week's #1 movie "Beowulf"), coming in at #2, with $27 million during its first five days in theaters. "Hitman" earned $21 million in the same time frame giving it the bragging rights to #4, with "Beowulf" coming in at #3. "No Country For Old Men," a movie destined for "2008 Oscar nominations" - Best Picture, Director, Actor and Cinematography, to name just a few, on Wednesday through Friday, its first five days in semiwide release, grossed $11 million. The remaining new slew of films in theaters this week? All Box Office Bombs, including the third pairing of director Frank Darabont ("The Green Mile" and "The Shawshank Redemption") and a Stephen King novella, "The Mist," "Christmas In Wonderland," "August Rush," and the independent films "I'm Not There;" "Starting Out In The Evening" and "Nina's Heavenly Delights."

Below - The Top 25 Movies At the Box Office "November 23-25, 2007"

1 Enchanted - $35,332,000 - 3,730 Theaters - $9,472 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $50,048,000

2 This Christmas - $18,600,000 - 1,858 Theaters - $10,010 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $27,100,000

3 Beowulf - $16,240,000 - 3,218 Theaters - $5,046 Per Screen - Gross $56,361,000

4 Hitman - $13,035,000 - 2,458 Theaters - $5,303 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $21,000,000

5 Bee Movie - $12,010,000 - 3,507 Theaters - $3,424 Per Screen - Gross $112,069,000

6 Fred Claus - $10,735,000 - 3,603 Theaters - $2,979 Per Screen - Gross $53,070,000

7 August Rush - $9,430,000 - 2,310 Theaters - $4,082 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $13,330,000

8 American Gangster - $9,207,000 - 2,799 Theaters - $3,289 Per Screen - Gross $115,774,000

9 The Mist - $9,062,000 - 2,423 Theaters - $3,739 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $13,012,000

10 No Country for Old Men - $8,112,000 - 860 Theaters - $9,432 Per Screen - Gross $16,640,000

11 Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium - $8,000,000 - 3,168 Theaters - $2,525 Per Screen - Gross $22,287,000

12 Dan in Real Life - $3,261,000 - 1,502 Theaters - $2,171 Per Screen - Gross $42,448,000

13 Lions for Lambs - $1,157,000 - 1,527 Theaters - $757 Per Screen - Gross $13,792,000

14 Before the Devil Knows You're Dead - $981,000 - 260 Theaters - $3,773 Per Screen - Gross $3,533,000

15 Love in the Time of Cholera - $910,000 - 852 Theaters - $1,068 Per Screen - Gross $3,457,000

16 Bella - $792,000 - 357 Theaters - $2,218 Per Screen - Gross $6,255,000

17 I'm Not There - $757,000 - 130 Theaters - $5,823 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $1,001,000

18 Into the Wild - $721,000 - 354 Theaters - $2,036 Per Screen - Gross $15,025,000

19 Michael Clayton - $600,000 - 301 Theaters - $1,993 Per Screen - Gross $38,111,000

20 Saw IV - $460,000 - 531 Theaters - $866 Per Screen - Gross $62,885,000

21 Gone Baby Gone - $414,000 - 251 Theaters - $1,649 Per Screen - Gross $19,098,000

22 Margot at the Wedding - $382,000 - 35 Theaters - $10,914 Per Screen - Gross $574,000

23 The Game Plan - $351,000 - 425 Theaters - $825 Per Screen - Gross $88,146,000

24 Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married - $350,000 - 221 Theaters - $1,583 Per Screen - Gross $54,944,000

* Starting Out in the Evening - 7 Theaters - $12,228 Per Screen - NEW - (Five Day Gross) $85,600

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