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1. "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," $67.1 million
2. "Syriana," $12 million
3. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," $10.3 million
4. "Walk the Line," $5.75 million
5. "Yours, Mine & Ours," $5.15 million
6. "Aeon Flux," $4.6 million
7. "Just Friends," $3.9 million
8. "Pride & Prejudice," $2.5 million
9. "Chicken Little," $2.3 million
10. "Rent," $2 million

Way ahead of the competition this movie which I saw and is a good movie to see.Let's see if Narnia holds King Kong to #2 next weekend or it falls to the big beast.

beancounter and coppertop went to see the C.S. Lewis-inspired screening last night; now, he wants to read EVERYTHING Lewis wrote.

This was one AWESOME movie! I saw it on Friday... absolutely a work of art! I loved every minute of it.
Beware all you movie goers tho..it is quite a long movie ..i think it was like 2 1/2 hours.
But if you can, go watch it. You won't regret it.

-justin-

I took my daughter to see Chicken Little a few weeks back.......it was cute!!!!!

streetsoldier wrote:beancounter and coppertop went to see the C.S. Lewis-inspired screening last night; now, he wants to read EVERYTHING Lewis wrote.

Nothing at all wrong there as I'm sure the city library can help on that.

tropicana wrote:This was one AWESOME movie! I saw it on Friday... absolutely a work of art! I loved every minute of it.
Beware all you movie goers tho..it is quite a long movie ..i think it was like 2 1/2 hours.
But if you can, go watch it. You won't regret it.

-justin-

A lot of theater movies go 2 1/2 hours...now if you want a real "numb buns" picture try Ben Hur.

My folks and I plan to see Narnia next weekend!