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Clint Eastwood’s latest, Gran Torino, was top of the box office this weekend after expanding into more than 2,000 cinemas across America.
The drama earned $29 million, which added to the money it has already made, brings the film up to $40 million after five weeks of release. It meant that the other two main wide releases – Kate Hudson/Anne Hathaway comedy Bride Wars and David Goyer’s horror The Unborn had to settle for second and third.
But with just $400,000 between them, chances are the two films might swap places when the official final figures arrive tomorrow. The result shoved Marley And Me down to fourth with $11.3 million, while fifth place went to The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, which took in $9.4 million and has made $94 million to date.
Check out the full top 10 below.
Gran Torino ($29 million)
Bride Wars ($21.5 million)
The Unborn (21.1 million)
Marley And Me ($11.3 million)
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button ($9.4 million)
Bedtime Stories (8.5 million)
Valkyrie ($6.6 million)
Yes Man ($6.1 million)
Not Easily Broken ($5.6 million)
Seven Pounds ($3.9 million)
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