It’s been a disappointing weekend for Hollywood as holdover 21 (Sony) has trumped 3 new wide studio releases. (…)

It looked as though it could be good weekend at America’s multiplexes. (…)

The card-counting thriller 21 (Sony) enjoyed a solid 19% increase Friday-to-Saturday for an excellent $10.17M Saturday. (…)

The book Bringing Down the House has long been one of my favorites, so it’s not a huge surprise that Sony’s film adaptation is the film equivalent of a blackjack. (…)

Horton Hears a Who (Fox) continued its box office roll Saturday, adding another $9.45M, but it was down 10% from its monstrous Good Friday. The CGI animated Dr. (…)

Easter weekend will be a triumph for Horton and his tiny friends in Who-ville. Fox’s animated Dr. (…)

An elephant named Horton and the residents of a certain tiny white speck are celebrating a huge opening weekend for the CGI animated Horton Hears a Who (Fox). (…)

Dr. Suess’ Horton Hears a Who (Fox) delivered an elephant-size $13.75M at America’s box offices Friday, and the animated film will finish the weekend with a monstrous $42.62M. (…)

Roland Emmerich’s 10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros) received a better-than-expected 9% uptick in Saturday business, delivering an estimated $13.62M. (…)

It ain’t 300. That’s one way to describe the opening day performance of Roland Emmerich’s 10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros). (…)

10,000 B.C. (…)

There was no Saturday miracle for New Line’s Will Ferrell comedy Semi-Pro. The R-rated comedy managed only a 10% bump for an estimated $6.1M. (…)

Will Ferrell’s Semi-Pro has tanked, ending a disastrous week for New Line. (…)

The new 1970’s-style basketball comedy Semi-Pro (New Line) appears to be the equivalent of a slam-dunk at America’s box offices this weekend. (…)

Sony may not have a serious Oscar contender at tomorrow night’s 80th Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre, but they still have a big winner this weekend. (…)