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December 2, 2008 9:38:15 AM CST



Fool's Gold Shines at Box Office

Posted Feb 10, 08 6:50 PM CST in Business Arts & Living 

(Newser) – Movie fans valued Fool’s Gold at $22 million this weekend and made the Matthew McConaughey-Kate Hudson pic tops at the box office, Variety reports. The Martin Lawrence vehicle Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins debuted in second with $17.1 million, and last week’s surprise flick, Hannah Montana, dropped from $31.1 million to $10.5 million and third spot.

Supernatural Jessica Alba pic The Eye saw a fall from second to fourth with $6.6 million, and Oscar-nominated teen-preggers laffer Juno rounded out the top five with $5.73 million, Bloomberg reports. 27 Dresses, The Bucket List, Rambo, Meet the Spartans, and There Will Be Blood filled out the top 10 on a weekend one analyst called slow, "mostly because of the entire slate of movies, compared with previous years."

Sources Variety, Bloomberg

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A girl looks at a poster outside a screening of "Hannah Montana," which took third at the box office this weekend.   (Associated Press)
Actors Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson make an appearance on MTV's "Total Request Live" at MTV Studios, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008 in New York. McConaughey and Hudson are promoting the release of their...   (Associated Press)
In this image provided by Universal Studios, Martin Lawrence, who portrays RJ, is shown with Mo'Nique, who portrays his sister Betty, in a scene from "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins". (AP Photo/Universal...   (Associated Press)
In this image released by Warner Bros., Matthew McConaughey portrays Ben "Finn" Finnegan, and Kate Hudson portrays Tess Finnegan in a scene from "Fool's Gold. (AP Photo/Warner Bros., Vince Valitutti)   (Associated Press)
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