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YEAR'S BOX OFFICE TOP 10

Tue Sep 9, 2008 9:28pm EDT
 
 Rank    Movie - Gross (Release Period)
 1       The Dark Knight - $511,997,658 (7 wks. 4 days)
 2       Iron Man - $318,006,770 (18 wks. 4 days)
 3       Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $316,202,690 (15 wk. 5 days)
 4       Hancock - $227,946,274 (9 wks. 6 days)
 5       Wall-E - $219,398,090 (10 wks. 4 days)
 6       Kung Fu Panda - $214,227,690 (13 wks. 4 days)
 7       Horton Hears a Who! - $154,529,187 (24 wks. 4 days)
 8       Sex and the City - $152,595,674 (14 wk. 3 days)
 9       The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $141,614,023 (15 wks. 4 days)
 10      Mamma Mia! - $136,440,050 (7 weeks 3 days)



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