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The Box Office Goes Social

The Social Network“The Social Network,” the David Fincher-helmed drama about the creation of Facebook posted an estimated $23 million to top the domestic box office during the weekend. Yet the “Social” launch fell in the lower end of projections, despite showing broad demographic bandwidth.

The Top-12 grossing motion pictures for the weekend, per data collected as of Sunday, October 3, 2010 are as follows:

RankFilm NameDistributor NameWeekend RevenueCume RevenueLocsLoc Avg
1Social Network, TheSony23,000,00023,000,0002,7718,300
2Legend Of The Guardians:Owls Of Ga’HooleWarner Bros.10,855,00030,046,8693,5753,036
3Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps20th Century Fox10,100,00035,875,8513,5972,807
4Town, TheWarner Bros.10,000,00064,307,4202,9353,407
5Easy ASony7,000,00042,428,1902,9742,353
6You AgainDisney5,552,00016,437,0672,5482,178
7Case 39Paramount Vantage5,350,0005,350,0002,2112,419
8Let Me InOverture Films5,300,0005,300,0002,0212,622
9DevilUniversal3,671,72027,399,1252,3921,535
10Alpha and OmegaLionsgate3,000,00019,024,5692,3031,302
11Resident Evil: AfterlifeSony2,800,00056,630,3251,9071,468
12InceptionWarner Bros.870,000288,371,1686251,392

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