US TOP 10
1. The Bourne Ultimatum $69.3m
2. The Simpsons Movie $25.1m
3. Underdog $11.6m
4. I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry $10.6m
5. Harry Potter & The Order Of The Phoenix $9.52m
6. Hairspray $9.23m
7. No Reservations $6.59m
8. Transformers $6.02m
9. Hot Rod $5.31m
10. Bratz: The Movie $4.21m
Here in the UK, The Simpsons keep the top-spot, while Transformers and Harry Potter remain popular. Evan Almighty didn't really click, perhaps because of its turkey-status in the US. Shrek 3 and Die Hard 4 begin a decline, while The Hoax and Happily N'Ever After have a disastrous opening week.
UK TOP 10
1. The Simpsons Movie £4.07m
2. Transformers £2.3m
3. Harry Potter & The Order Of The Phoenix £1.4m
4. Evan Almighty £1.1m
5. Hairspray £866k
6. Shrek The Third £312k
7. Die Hard 4.0 £243k
8. The Hoax £94k
9. Happily N'Ever After £62k
10. Cash £54k
UK RELEASES THIS WEEK
LICENSE TO WEDA reverend puts an engaged couple through a marriage preparation course. Romantic comedy with Robin Williams, Mandy Moore and John Krasinski.
RUSH HOUR 3A smart-mouthed American cop and his martial artist Chinese partner get caught up with the Chinese Triad while in France. Action-comedy sequel with Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan.
THE SIGNALA mysterious signal invades every mobile phone, radio and TV transmission around the world, turning its listeners into killers. Horror from directors David Bruckner and Dan Bush.
SURF'S UPA young penguin enters the annual Penguin World Surfing championship. Animated comedy with the voices of Shia LaBeouf, Jeff Bridges and Zooey Deschanel.
WAITRESSA pregnant waitress in the Deep South meets a newcomer to her town and starts an unlikely romance. Romantic drama with Keri Russell, Nathan Fillion and Cheryl Hines.
