Weekend Box Office March 26-28, 2010

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PositionMovieWeekend GrossCumulative GrossEstimated Budget
1How to Train Your Dragon$43,732,319$43,732,319N/A
2Alice in Wonderland$17,707,858$293,534,935$250,000,000
3Hot Tub Time Machine$14,020,502$14,020,502N/A
4The Bounty Hunter$12,006,731$38,418,433N/A
5Diary of a Wimpy Kid$10,121,961$35,898,390N/A
6She's Out of My League$3,512,218$25,586,560N/A
7Green Zone$3,384,480$30,475,005$100,000,000
8Shutter Island$3,187,487$120,612,552N/A
9Repo Men$3,010,515$11,304,730N/A
10Our Family Wedding$2,352,539$16,938,462N/A

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