Adam Sandler & Jen Aniston's tandem topped the box office

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The Green Hornet’s topped weekend box office for the third weekends of January 2011. Starred by Seth Rogen and Jay Chou, The Green Hornet took $34.0 M worth of ticket sales, making it the first highest weekend box office sales for this year.

The Green Hornet topped weekend box office with $34.0M sales.

The movie Green Hornet is all about Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) who is a millionaire publisher and popular media figure, but by night, Reid assumes the identity of fearless crime fighter.  The Green Hornet and teams with his trusted sidekick, Kato (Stephen Chow), to keep the streets safe for average citizens.

At second spot of weekend box office is a newly opened comedy movie starred by Vince Vaughn and Kevin James’ The Dilemma. story about a man (Vince Vaughn) who wrestles with the decision to tell his best friend (Kevin James) that his wife (Winona Ryder) is cheating. The Dilemma took $17.4 M tickets sales, just 51% of the the top movie of this week’s box office.

True Grit took the third spot this week and slightly went down after claiming number one spot last week. True Grit, sold $11.2 M with a 25% dropped from its ticket sales amounting $15M. The movie now took a gross sales of $126.4 M.

At fourth spot this week is The King’s Speech which sold $9.1M climbing to our weekly top five after staying in behind the scene for almost five weeks after its official released last December 25,2010.

Wrapping our top five movies is Black Swan which sold $8.1M. The movie was also our top five last week but it has already sold $73.0 M and almost sealing $100M sales.

For the complete list of top ten movies last weekend, checkout the list below.

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True Grit tops weekend box office after three weeks of stay on big screen. After the holiday seasons, the big screens are now back on track as True Grit topping the weekend box office with $15.0M earnings while having a gross sales of $110.4.

True Grit stars Matt Damon, Josh Brolin, Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld

Little Fockers’ two-week box office domination ended at second spot with 47.52% dropped from its previous ticket sales of $26.3M. Ben Stiller’s movie now gross sales reaches $124.0M.

Nicolas Cage’s Season of the Witch took the third spot, a fantasy adventure from Relativity Media with a $10.7 million in its debut.

Tron:Legacy earned additional $9.8M while having a total gross sales of $147.9M now landed at fourth spot.

The Black Swan climbed up all the way from last week’s number nine to this week’s fifth place. The movie collected $8.4M worth of ticket sales while having a total gross of $61.5M.

This week’s top ten box office.

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Last week, Megamind gross sale was $47.7m to dominate box office and for the second time, Megamind was able to repeat the domination with slightly lower gross sales of $30.1 M. Last week’s box office was surely a stiff one, Megamind competes with newly open movie and not just newly opened but also packed with huge Hollywood stars.

Megamind wins another week in box office

Rachel Adams, Harrison Ford and Denzel Washington jumped over the box office battle but it seems Megamind was able to retained its glory on its week. Second spot for last week’s box office is Denzel Washington’s Unstoppable performed very well when it opened but was not able to reached Megamind’s earnings when weekend was already approaching.

At third spot is last week’s number two, Robert Downey’s Due Date earned only $15.5 to make it to the third spot of our weekend’s top five countdown. Due Date must have a good quality for viewers to like the movie and stayed in our top five.

At number four spot is one of the newly opened movies last week. Skyline, a sci-fi thriller from sibling filmmakers Greg and Colin Strause starring Eric Balfour. Skyline earned at least $11.7M to make to our top five box office of the week.

Lastly, our top five for the week is Morning Glory. Although Harrison Ford and Rachel Adams starred the comedy movie, it seems not a sure ticket to win a box office.

For the top 10 box office last week, here’s the complete list. Megamind again won the box office on its second week.

1. Megamind (PG) $30.1 M Gross: $89.8 M
2. Unstoppable (PG-13) $23.5M Gross:  $23.5 M
3. Due Date (R) $15.5 M Gross: $59.0 M
4. Skyline (PG-13) $11.7 M Gross: $11.7 M
5. Morning Glory (PG-13) $9.6 M Gross: $12.2 M
6. For Colored Girls (R) $6.8 M Gross: $30.9 M
7. RED (PG-13) $5.1 M Gross: $79.8 M
8. Paranormal Activity 2 (R) $3.0 M Gross: $82.0 M
9. Saw 3D (R) $2.8 M Gross: $43.5 M
10. Jackass 3D (R) $2.3 M Gross: $114.7 M

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DreamWorks Animation newly opened supervillain  animated comedy film Megamind wins the weekend box office on its opening. Megamind earns $47.7M worth of ticket sales to claim the number one spot in the last weekend box office. Megamind voice casts headed by Will Ferrel as Megamind himself, Tina Fey as Roxanne Ritchi love interest of Megamind and girlfriend of Metro Man voiced by Brad Pitt the Metro City’s super hero which was accidentally killed by Megamind in the movie.  The movie opened last Friday with only $12.5M sales but suddenly went up the following day with at least 65 percent increase of sales.

Will Ferrel's Megamind sold $47.7M

At second place for last weekend box office is Due Date. Starred by Robert Downey Jr.,  Zach Galifianakis and a French bulldog.  The movie obviously did very well for an opening despite a minimal audience score at Rottentomatoes. com and mostly commented mismatched stars.  Total sold tickets by Due Date is $33.5M which is huge enough compare to last week’s movies sales opening.

Third is For Colored Girls, movie by Tyler Perry, an adaptation of the acclaimed play “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf,”. The movie have a great opening too for newly opened movie, last week’s top five box office topped by Saw 3D only earned $24.2M while this week top three earned $20.1M.

At fourth place in this week top five is Red selling $8.9 worth of tickets keeps them alive to our weekly box office monitoring. Bruce Willis and Morgan Freeman movie is still great enough to watch to keep their feet on the top 10 office for almost five weeks.

Lastly Saw 3D, the movie sliced its own ticket sales with 66 percent down from an opening of $24.2 down to $8.2 a difference of $16. That’s a huge collapse of an opening sales.

Here’s the complete list of box office top 10 movies last weekend.

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Saw 3D dubbed as the final installment of the movie after its six bloody sequels. The suspense movie seems scared away the Paranormal Activity 2 from its position at number at box office last week. According to movie analysts, the gruesome killer Jigsaw seems to have attracted younger audience to sold $24.2 M worth of ticket sales for its opening. Saw 3D now ended its sequels happily with a huge earning on its opening.

Saw 3D final installment opened at number one in box office

At second spot for weekly top five movie box office was number one last week, Paranormal Activity 2, although it’s already Halloween but the movie seems to have scared enough audience and make their ticket sales went down until last weekend. Third place is Bruce Willis and Morgan Freeman’s Red, the two veteran actors still proven their skills to stay to our weekly countdown with another $10.8M ticket sales.

Jackass 3D may have dropped from number 2 from our last week’s top five box office countdown to number four this week but the good side is that the movie was able to break gross sales of $100M by adding $8.4M ticket sales over the weekend. Finally, our top five of the week is Hereafter with just $6.3M worth of ticket sales. Hereafter is also one of the dropper from our weekly top list which dropped one notch down.

Check the list of top 10 movies weekend box office below.

1. Saw 3D (R) $24.2 M Gross: $24.2 M
2. Paranormal Activity 2 (R) $16.5 M Gross: $65.6 M
3. Red (PG-13) $10.8 M Gross: $58.9 M
4. Jackass 3D (R) $8.4 M Gross: $101.6 M
5. Hereafter (PG-13) $6.3 M Gross: $22.2 M
6. Secretariat (PG) $5.1 M Gross: $44.8 M
7. The Social Network (PG-13) $4.7 M Gross: $79.7 M
8. Life As We Know It (PG-13) $4.0 M Gross: $43.5 M
9. The Town (R) $1.9 M Gross: $87.6 M
10. Conviction (R) $1.8 M Gross: $2.4 M

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