April 10-12, 2009 Movie Box Office - Hannah Montana The Movie

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"April 10-12, 2009 Movie Box Office"
"Hannah Montana: The Movie" #1
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Hannah Montana

No less than ten new movies hit multiplex and art house movie theaters this weekend, including three wide screen releases! Miley Cyrus in the horrid F-bomb Disney "Hannah Montana Movie." Seth Rogen, who has not gotten any less ugly even having lost a million pounds, in an R-rated version of "Mall Cop," this, "Observe & Report." And the DOA "Dragonball," starring D-lister Justin Chatwin - whose biggest role to date was that of Tom Cruise's son in the Steven Spielberg scifi flick "War Of The Worlds."

Miley Cyrus took the #1 spot at the movie box office - $34 million - (making 1/2 its money on Friday, its first day in movie theaters).

Last week's #1 movie, "The Fast And The Furious 4" dropped to #2 but still managing $29 million for a ten day gross of $118 million.

"Observe & Report," the grown ups "Mall Cop," performed poorly, coming with only $11 million.

"Dragonball," as predicted, bombed opening weekend, capturing less than $5 million.

New in limited release, films including "The Pope's Toilet." Yes, on Easter weekend, a movie in theaters entitled "The Pope's Toilet."

Also new in limited release this weekend, "The Mysteries Of Pittsburgh," "Lymelife," "In A Dream," "Anvil" and "The Sky Turns."

Below, the Top 25 Movies at the Box Office April 10-12, 2009

1 Hannah Montana The Movie - 3,118 Theaters - $10,904 Per Screen - NEW $34,000,000

2 Fast and Furious 4 - $28,783,000 - 3,472 Theaters - $8,290 Per Screen - Gross $118,042,000

3 Monsters Vs. Aliens - $22,617,000 - 4,136 Theaters - $5,468 Per Screen - Gross $141,009,000

4 Observe and Report - 2,727 Theaters - $4,085 Per Screen - NEW $11,140,000

5 Knowing - $6,670,000 - 2,925 Theaters - $2,280 Per Screen - Gross $68,006,000

6 I Love You, Man - $6,412,000 - 2,643 Theaters - $2,426 Per Screen - Gross $58,997,000

7 The Haunting in Connecticut - $5,710,000 - 2,721 Theaters - $2,098 Per Screen - Gross $46,297,000

8 Dragonball Evolution - 2,181 Theaters - $2,132 Per Screen - NEW $4,650,000

9 Adventureland - $3,433,000 - 1,876 Theaters - $1,830 Per Screen - Gross $11,450,000

10 Duplicity - $2,997,000 - 1,965 Theaters - $1,525 Per Screen - Gross $36,848,000

11 Race to Witch Mountain - $2,000,000 - 2,172 Theaters - $921 Per Screen - Gross $62,056,000

12 Sunshine Cleaning - $1,804,000 - 598 Theaters - $3,017 Per Screen - Gross $7,223,000

13 Taken - $1,125,000 - 872 Theaters - $1,290 Per Screen - Gross $141,146,000

14 12 Rounds - $775,000 - 908 Theaters - $854 Per Screen - Gross $10,740,000

15 The Last House on the Left - $558,000 - 623 Theaters - $896 Per Screen - Gross $31,701,000

16 Watchmen - $555,000 - 453 Theaters - $1,225 Per Screen - Gross $106,418,000

17 Sin Nombre - $324,000 - 65 Theaters - $4,985 Per Screen - Gross $798,000

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