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It was a draw this weekend. Shia LaBeouf's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and Ray Romano's Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs tied with $42.5 million each. Final numbers will come out later today as to which movie came in first, but regardless it was a very close race.

Universal's crime saga Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale, debuted a solid No. 3 with $26.2 million.

With a $293.5 million domestic total after just 12 days, Transformers shot past Disney and Pixar Animation's Up to become the year's highest-grossing movie.

Gallery Info: Actor Shia LaBeouf and two girls spending the 4th of July eating lunch at Howdy's Taquiera in Malibu. Afterwards Shia had a cigarette

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The period piece Public Enemies could hardly be expected to take on the giant robots and Megan Fox's wicked curves in Transformers, however, it's looking like the Johnny Depp-starring vehicle will be holding its own against the summer action flick.

Although the earmarked-for-an-Oscar-nominated movie isn't expected to bump Revenge of the Fallen out of the top spot, the Michael Mann-directed pic is predicted to nab between $20 to 30 million in its opening weekend.

This would put the movie in third place for the opening weekend, the most impressive for a non-Pirates of the Caribbean movie for Johnny and the best for Mann. Yay! I love when smart movies win.

Gallery Info: Johnny Depp, Marion Cottilard and Michael Mann at the Public Enemies premiere in Paris.

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Despite the fact that other than the special effects, the Tranformers pretty much sucked. However, it didn't suck at the box office.

The five-day opening gross of $201.2 million from 4,234 theaters domestically easily eclipsed the $152.4 million earned by Spider-Man 2, which previously held the five-day record for a Wednesday launch. And Transformers 2 nearly matched the best five-day gross of all time: $203.8 million for WB's The Dark Knight.

Paramount's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen broke records in several countries overseas, leading to a massive $387.3 million worldwide through Sunday, one of the best global launches ever.

Nice going Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf!

Gallery Info: Megan Fox visits fuse's No. 1 Countdown at the fuse Studios on June 26, 2009 in New York City.

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Well, Michael Bay, looks like you win again. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen grossed a record $60.6 million on its first day, making it the best opening day every for a Wednesday release.

With its $60.6 million, Transformers 2 beat previous record-holder for a Wednesday release, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, which made $44.4 million during its Wednesday release in 2007.

The movie made $16 million in midnight runs alone, making it the third-best midnight Wednesday release after The Dark Knight, which made $18.5 million, and Star Wars: Episode III- Revenge of the Sith, which made $16.9 million.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is predicted to make at least $100 million more during the week. No wonder everyone looks so happy at the premiere.

Well, now we know what those robots were disguised as: money. Obviously there is more to them than meets the eye. Haha!

Gallery Info: Transformer's star Megan Fox visits Live With Regis and Kelly.

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Sandra Bullock is back on top! The Proposal, starring Bullock and Ryan Reynolds won the box office derby this weekend. The film raked in $34.1 million, soundly beating predictions.

The Hangover was second with $26.9 million, lifting its total to $152.9 million after three weeks. Up closed in on becoming the highest-grossing film of the year, taking third place with $21.3 million. After four weeks, the Pixar film has done $224.1 million, behind only Star Trek's $239.4 million.

The Jack Black prehistoric comedy Year One was fourth with $20.2 million, meetings most projections by luring men, who made up 57% of the audience.

Gallery Info: Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock get nude for The Proposal

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While The Hangover, starring Bradley Cooper, looked like it was going to take the weekend after Friday's big ticket sales, the Disney-Pixar film Up, remained No. 1 at an impressive $44.2 million.

The strength of Hangover's domestic debut ($44.3 million) -- one of the top openings ever for an R-rated comedy -- was one of the biggest surprises of the year since tracking showed the film opening in the mid- to high-20s.

The big loser of the weekend was Will Farrell, whose Land of the Lost opened to an estimated $19.5 million from 3,521 theaters, well below the $30 million the studio had hoped for.

If anyone feels like giving Will a hug next time you see him, go for it.

Gallery Info: Bradley Cooper & Justin Bartha at The Cinema Society & Details Screening Of The Hangover

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With all of its futuristic robots and apocalyptic images, Terminator Salvation was unable to blast past its formidable foe at the box office, Night at the Museum.

The family flick starring Ben Stiller nabbed the top spot over the weekend with $70 million, while the Christian Bale sci-fi movie brought in $67 million.

After the impressive ticket sales from his last big action blockbuster, The Dark Knight, Christian's got to be a little let down. But then again, that's a tough act to follow.

Gallery Info: Christian Bale and his daughter Emmeline depart from LAX on an Air France flight to Paris.

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Early big box office returns have made J.J. Abrams' version of Star Trek a success and its stars Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto action heroes.

Pine, who plays a young Capt. James Kirk in the film, has admitted that his version of the character was influenced by actor William Shatner. And in this sketch on this past episode of Saturday Night Live, Pine again borrowed from Shatner.

Paired up with his Star Trek co-star Zachary Quinto, Pine did his own version of Shatner's infamous "Get A Life" sketch in which Quinto pleads with avid fans of the sci-fi series, "You've got to stop harassing us."



These two represent a kinder, gentler version of the sketch, the original 1986 version featuring William Shatner in a vintage SNL clip can be seen after the jump.

Gallery Info: Chris Pine at LAX airporrt.

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Despite some bad to average reviews, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine made a huge splash at the box office. X-Men Origins: Wolverine kicked off the summer box office with an estimated $34 million Friday, Exhibitor Relations reported today. The film's opening day is on par with the opening of Iron Man last summer which had a three day take of $98.6 million.

Have you checked out Wolverine yet? Was it better than the reviews? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Gallery Info: Hugh Jackman at The Jon Stewart Show in NYC

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Apparently, we're not the only ones who think that the over-the-top thriller that has Beyonce Knowles flicking her crazy raspberry-highlighted curls over her shoulders and tussling with Ali Larter is the most amazing thing since sliced bread.

Obsessed, the flick starring the pop star topped the weekend box office its opening weekend. The tense relationship movie co-starring Idris Elba from The Wire brought in $28.5 million.

We're going to place the credit for the wild success of Obsessed solely on Beyonce's glorious train worn at the movie's NYC screening.

Gallery Info: Beyonce Knowles at JFK airport as she prepares to start her world tour.

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