Completely exhausted from this week's ShoWest Convention but wanted to get in a last minute update, even if theater counts aren't that different from earlier in the week. Apparently, the new The Incredible Hulk trailer is debuting with Neil Marshall's Doomsday and is being advertised as such, and while that might account for some of the movie's business this weekend, it's still not looking like the strongest new movie of the weekend. Will Ferrell's Semi-Pro is losing a significant amount of theaters this weekend and is likely to drop dramatically for the second weekend in a row.
1. Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who (20th Century Fox) - $48.3 million N/A (same)
2. 10,000 BC (Warner Bros.) - $14.2 million -61% (+ .6 million)
3. College Road Trip (Disney) - $7.9 million -42% (same)
4. Never Back Down (Summit) - $7.4 million N/A (+ .5 million)
5. Doomsday (Universal) - $5.9 million N/A (+ .3 million)
6. Vantage Point (Sony) - $4.2 million -43% (- .2 million)
7. The Bank Job (Lionsgate) - $3.5 million -42% (+ .1 million)
8. Semi-Pro (New Line) - $2.7 million -53% (- .2 million)
9. The Spiderwick Chronicles (Paramount/Nickelodeon) - $2.4 million -48% (same)
10. The Other Boleyn Girl (Sony) - $2.3 million -43% (+ .1 million)
