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In somewhat of a shocker, The Smurfs tied the
epic Cowboys & Aliens at the North American movie theaters, according to estimates from Paul Dergarabedian of Hollywood.com
Both films tallied $36 million on screens throughout the continent and the Cleveland area. Cowboys enjoyed some serious build-up and buzz prior to its release, so its numbe
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But the Smurfs? The little blue critters from the 1980s animated series that ran on NBC must hold some some serious cred with those individuals who took their children to take in the story about the Smurfs’ appearance in New York City.
Captain America: The First Avengers held onto third place in its second week of release, pulling in $24 million bringing its total to more than $116 million in that two-week span.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II crossed the $300 million plateau in just 17 days of release, ensuring that it would bec asics trainers ome the most successful of the Potter films to open in North America.
The only other film to debut on Cleveland screens this past Friday – Crazy, Stupid Love – debuted to a healthy $19 million. The Steve Carell comedy about the break-up of a marriage earned respectable reviews from many of the nation’s film critics and shows that Carell, who bolted The Office this past year, has some box office appeal. Of course, the presence of co-stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone probably didn’t hurt.
Here’s a list of this week’s Top
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10 films according to numbers provided by Dergarabedian and Hollywood.com:
Cowboys & Aliens (Universal) - $36 million
The Smurfs (Sony) - $36 million
Captain America (Paramount) - $24.9 million
Harry Potter (Warner Bros.) - $21.9 million
Crazy, Stupid Love (Warner Bros.) - $19.3 million
Friends With Benefits – (Sony) - $9.3 million
Horrible Bosses (Warner Bros.) - $7.1 million
Transformers (Paramount) - $5.9 million
Zookeeper (Sony) - $4.2 million
Cars 2 (Walt DisneyPixar) - $2.3 million