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'Apocalypto' clips 'Holiday' on Friday

Mel Gibson's bloody-minded "Apocalypto" carved out a small victory at the boxoffice Friday as it edged ahead of Nancy Meyer's love potion "The Holiday." More

By the Numbers

Fandango ranks the week's top films based on percentage of total advance sales. Here is the top 5.
1.	Apocalypto (pictured)	14%
2.	The Holiday	13%
3.	Happy Feet	9%
4.	Casino Royale	8%
5.	Unaccompanied Minors	6%
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Rotten Tomatoes tracks film reviews from across the country and averages the ratings on a 1 to 10 scale. Here are the results for "The Nativity Story."
National average	6/10
Tomatometer Rating	62%
Ratings by region
Major metro	6.5/10
Midwest	7/10
Northeast	5.7/10
Southern	6.6/10
Western	7.3/10
Source: Rotten Tomatoes

Film charts

Upcoming Releases

Film	Release pattern
ARTHUR AND THE INVISIBLES	TBD
BREAKING AND ENTERING	1 THEATRE/EXCL.
CHARLOTTE'S WEB - LIVE ACTION/ANIMATED	3000+ THEATRES/WIDE
DREAMGIRLS	EXCL. NY/LA/SF
ERAGON	3000+ THEATRES/WIDE
GOOD GERMAN, THE	5 THEATRES/EXCL. NY/LA/TOR
HOME OF THE BRAVE	3 THEATRES/EXCL. NY/LA
PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS, THE	2500 + THEATRES/WIDE

Full release schedule

Film	Release pattern
LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA	LTD.
NO RESTRAINT	TBD
PAINTED VEIL, THE	EXCL. NY/LA
ROCKY BALBOA	WIDE
VENUS	EXCL. NY/LA
CURSE OF THE GOLDEN FLOWER	EXCL.
GOOD SHEPERD, THE	WIDE
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM	WIDE
WE ARE MARSHALL	WIDE

Full release schedule

Current Reviews

Charlotte's Web

The endearingly enduring 1952 E.B. White novel about friendship and salvation, has been turned into a beautifully rendered motion picture that's full of warmth, wit and wonder. More

In Focus

Cineasia

Plex appeal

In 2005, China had one movie screen per every 487,000 citizens. With a market so dramatically underserved, the growth potential is simply enormous.

Tom Hanks

Summer wrap -- international

Hollywood's product proved potent as BVI, Fox and Sony crossed the $1 billion mark. "The Da Vinci Code" played well in many locales.

Voices

Blood Diamond

'Diamond' is rough, for a bigger purpose

Two of the movies opening this week boast grisly, disturbing violence that raises the question: Where is the line between violent and too violent? The difference is that one is an unpretentious, viscerally thrilling actioner, while the makers of the other had more than entertainment on their minds.More

The Prestige

Hocus pocus

Risky Biz blog guest blogger BORYS KIT ran into actor Christian Bale at last week's premiere for "The Prestige," where they discussed magic, movies and director Christopher Nolan's latest film.More

Financials

International Boxoffice

Sony Pictures crosses India milestone

NEW DELHI -- Mumbai-based Sony Pictures Releasing of India said Thursday it has carved out more than 1 billion rupees ($22 million) in gross ticket sales this year, marking the third time the studio has passed the billion rupee tally.More

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