‘Horton Hears a Who’ Remains Top Movie In U.S.

20th Century Fox‘s animated adaptation of Dr Seuss‘ beloved children’s book retained the top spot at the box office for a second weekend in North America, preliminary figures released Sunday showed. “Dr Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who” took in about 25.1 million dollars in U.S. and Canadian theaters this weekend, pushing its total ticket sales to about 86.5 million dollars over two weeks, according to Los Angeles-based box office tracking firm Media By Numbers.

Meanwhile, three new releases debuted in the number two, three and four spots respectively at the box office this week.

“Tyler Perry’s Meet The Browns” from Lions gate nailed the number two spot, as the family comedy about an inner city single mother struggling to keep her kids off the street sold a projected20 million dollars over the three-day period.

The 20th Century Fox thriller “Shutter” barely nudged out Paramount’s comedy “Drillbit Taylor” for the number three spot. The film opened with 10.7 million dollars, closely followed by “Drillbit” with 10.2 million dollars.

Rounding out the top 5 movies was last week’s No. 2 “10,000 BC.” The prehistoric adventure-action took in 8.7 million dollars this weekend and has grossed a total of 76.1 million dollars over three weeks in release. Continue Reading…

New “Meet the Browns” Poster

A brand new poster for the upcoming Tyler Perry comedy/drama “Meet the Browns” has been released.

The story is about love and family, in which Angela Bassett will play Brenda, a single mother living in inner-city Chicago who takes her family to Georgia for the funeral of her father, whom she never met. There, she is introduced to the Browns, her father’s fun-loving, crass Southern clan. Brenda also finds romance along the way.