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Old Action Heroes Never Die

The ExpendablesWith a combination of nostalgia and mind-blowing action,  “The Expendables” easily topped the weekend boxoffice with an estimated $35 million. The actioner outpaced an impressive $23.7 million bow by Sony’s female-targeted Julia Roberts starrer “Eat Pray Love” in second place, while Universal’s geek-seeking “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” debuted with a dismal $10.5 million in fifth place.

The Top-12 grossing motion pictures for the weekend, per data collected as of Sunday, August 15, 2010 are:

RankFilm NameDistributor NameWeekend RevenueCume RevenueLocsLoc Avg
1Expendables, TheLionsgate35,030,00035,030,0003,27010,712
2Eat Pray LoveSony23,700,00023,700,0003,0827,689
3Other Guys, TheSony18,000,00070,543,3213,6514,930
4InceptionWarner Bros.11,370,000248,554,4313,1203,644
5Scott Pilgrim vs. The WorldUniversal10,525,23010,525,2302,8183,735
6Despicable MeUniversal6,766,745221,992,7802,9232,315
7Step Up 3-DDisney6,626,00029,565,2212,4392,716
8SaltSony6,350,000103,568,7712,8342,240
9Dinner For SchmucksParamount6,316,00058,816,3683,0462,073
10Cats & Dogs: Revenge Of Kitty GaloreWarner Bros.4,075,00035,103,5112,7281,493
11Toy Story 3Disney2,165,000400,767,0951,2191,776
12Charlie St. CloudUniversal2,083,00028,727,5302,0831,000

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