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 BOX OFFICE ROUNDUP 
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Tweener Love Boosts 17 Again

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(Newser) – Zac Effron out-manned Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck at the box office this weekend as 17 Again banked $24.1 million, Entertainment Weekly reports. State of Play scored a so-so $14.1 million, followed by Monsters vs. Aliens ($12.9 million), Hannah Montana: The Movie ($12.7 million), and Fast & Furious ($12.3 million). Jason Statham’s Crank High Voltage stumbled with $6.5 million. 

Zac Efron, right, and Michelle Trachtenberg are shown in a scene from 17 Again.
Zac Efron, right, and Michelle Trachtenberg are shown in a scene from 17 Again.   (AP Photo/Warner Bros., Chuck Zlotnick)
Leslie Mann is Scarlet and Zac Effron is Mike O'Donnell in
Leslie Mann is Scarlet and Zac Effron is Mike O'Donnell in "17 Again."   (MovieWeb)
Russell Crowe, right, and Ben Affleck are shown in a scene from State of Play.
Russell Crowe, right, and Ben Affleck are shown in a scene from State of Play.   (AP Photo/Universal Pictures, Glen Wilson)
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