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"July 10-12, 2009 Movie Box Office"
"Bruno #1"
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Universal’s Sacha Baron Cohen starrer “Bruno” grossed an estimated $30.4 million in its domestic debut from 2,756 runs, although most fans seemed to have turned out for opening day.

The comedy - pushing the bounds of the R-rating - beat the $26.5 million earned by Cohen’s “Borat” in its opening in November 2006. But “Bruno” dropped a precipitous 39% from Friday to Saturday.

Twentieth Century Fox’s holdover “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” did strong business in its second weekend, grossing an estimated $28.5 million from 4,102 screens and jumping the $100 million mark. With a ten day gross of $120.6 million, "Ice Age 3" came in #2 this weekend.

Fox wasn’t as lucky with new wide entry “I Love You, Beth Cooper.” The tween comedy grossed an estimated $5 million from 1,858 theaters to snag only unlucky #7 for the weekend.

Below The Top 25 Movies at Movie Box Office July 10-12, 2009

1 Bruno - 2,756 Theaters - $11,040 Per Screen - NEW $30,426,000

2 Ice Age 3 - $28,500,000 - 4,102 Theaters - $6,948 Per Screen - Gross $120,573,000

3 Transformers 2 - $24,200,000 - 4,293 Theaters - $5,637 Per Screen - Gross $339,208,000

4 Public Enemies - $14,111,000 - 3,336 Theaters - $4,230 Per Screen - Gross $66,538,000

5 The Proposal - $10,507,000 - 3,158 Theaters - $3,327 Per Screen - Gross $113,764,000

6 The Hangover - $9,930,000 - 3,002 Theaters - $3,308 Per Screen - Gross $222,442,000

7 I Love You Beth Cooper - 1,858 Theaters - $2,691 Per Screen - NEW $5,000,000

8 Up - $4,656,000 - 2,201 Theaters - $2,115 Per Screen - Gross $273,775,000

9 My Sister's Keeper - $4,180,000 - 2,444 Theaters - $1,710 Per Screen - Gross $35,801,000

10 The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 - $1,600,000 - 1,116 Theaters - $1,434 Per Screen - Gross $61,494,000

11 Night at the Museum 2 - $1,525,000 - 854 Theaters - $1,786 Per Screen - Gross $170,558,000

12 Star Trek 11 - $1,130,000 - 763 Theaters - $1,481 Per Screen - Gross $251,936,000

13 Year One - $1,000,000 - 990 Theaters - $1,010 Per Screen - Gross $41,192,000

14 Away We Go - $749,000 - 406 Theaters - $1,845 Per Screen - Gross $7,440,000

15 Whatever Works - $740,000 - 320 Theaters - $2,313 Per Screen - Gross $3,161,000

16 Moon - $721,000 - 247 Theaters - $2,919 Per Screen - Gross $1,832,000

17 The Hurt Locker - $623,000 - 60 Theaters - $10,383 Per Screen - Gross $1,084,000

18 Land of the Lost - $365,000 - 313 Theaters - $1,166 Per Screen - Gross$48,197,000

19 Cheri - $361,000 - 173 Theaters - $2,087 Per Screen - Gross $1,586,000

20 Monsters Vs. Aliens - $250,000 - 261 Theaters - $958 Per Screen - Gross $197,116,000

21 Food, Inc. - $250,000 - 81 Theaters - $3,086 Per Screen - Gross $1,707,000

22 Drag Me to Hell - $198,000 - 241 Theaters - $822 Per Screen - Gross $41,426,000

23 Imagine That - $181,000 - 209 Theaters - $866 Per Screen - Gross $15,129,000

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