"The 40-Year old Virgin," starring Steve Carell, stays on top of the Hollywood box office for the second straight week.
- August 29, 2005
AceShowbiz -
"The 40-Year old Virgin" holds strong its top position in Hollywood box office, remaining the first for a second consecutive week with $16.4 million. Debuted in 2nd place is "The Brothers Grimm," with $15.1 million, and soon followed by "Red Eye" at 3rd with $10.4 million.
Meanwhile, "Four Brothers," which estimated ticket sales reaches $7.8 million wins the 4th, as "Wedding Crashers" remains the 5th with $6.25 million. "The Cave," an underground monster movie, opens at No. 6 with $6.2 million. At No. 7 is "March of the Penguins," which taking in $4.6 million, followed behind by "The Skeleton Key" with $4.4 million.
The last two films closing this weekend Top 10 box office are "Valiant," scores $3.35 million at 9th and "The Dukes of Hazzard," with $3.05 million at 10th.
