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Tuesday September 8, 2009 4:58 pm

Box Office Breakdown: Another Win for Final Destination

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Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: 20th Century Fox, Miramax, Lionsgate, Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros, Weinstein Company, Action, Adaptation, Adventure, Drama, Horror, Period, Political, Romance, Science Fiction, Sequels, Comedy, Box Office, Lists

The Final Destination

Ticket buyers ended their summer vacations by booking . For the 2nd time in a row, the horror entry topped all entries with a 1st place finish. Thanks to the $15.3 million added to the pot, Warner Bros. saw its sequel rise above the $50 million mark during the Labor Day weekend

pulled in another $15 million and narrowly missed another win of its own. The WWII movie has now raked in over $95 million domestically and given Quentin Tarantino the 2nd best gross of his career. (Pulp Fiction is still the champ.)

Meanwhile, Sandra Bullock and Bradley Cooper joined forces for a 3rd place debut. may not have done Proposal or Hangover-esque numbers, but the comedy did walk away with something to brag about. The Fox feature totaled the largest per screen average of any movie in the Top 10.


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  1. The Final Destination, Warner Bros., $15,295,069 (avg. $4901)
  2. Inglourious Basterds, The Weinstein Company, $14,950,489 (avg. $4452)
  3. All About Steve, 20th Century Fox, $14,058,106 (avg. $6245)
  4. Gamer, Lionsgate, $11,203,761 (avg. $4478)
  5. District 9, Sony, $9,114,591 (avg. $2904)
  6. Julie & Julia, Sony, $7,077,574 (avg. $2800)
  7. Halloween 2, The Weinstein Company, $6,872,800 (avg. $2226)
  8. G.I. Joe, Paramount, $6,705,288 (avg. $2356)
  9. Extract, Miramax, $5,513,634 (avg. $3422)
  10. The Time Traveler’s Wife, Warner Bros., $5,465,925 (avg. $1950)

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