Due to the fact that the top two films (Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen) are literally tied at $42.5 million, I'm ignoring the rankings and just concentrating on the numbers.

You can't go on and on about what a big surprise the film's success was, then make fun of someone who didn't see it coming.

Bruno was heavily front loaded and there are countless reports of mass walkouts as the film apparently proved too vulgar and/or extreme for even many Borat fans.

By any normal standard, this is a wonderfully involving and entertaining tent pole popcorn entertainment. But this is still the weakest Harry Potter film of the series.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince triumphs, Bruno collapses, and Ice Age quietly becomes a box office monster.

The newest DC Animated Universe feature, Green Lantern: First Flight, is a well-acted and crisply directed science fiction action adventure.

The number one film of the weekend was G-Force, yet another entry in the "Jerry Bruckheimer makes an action movie for kids" sub-genre.

If Harry Potter sees a substantial bump in box office this weekend, could this be the end of same day 35mm/IMAX releases?