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WEEKEND BOXOFFICE

Gross Cume
1. Indiana Jones: Crystal Skull $101.0 $151.1
2. Narnia: Prince Caspian 23.0 96.7
3. Iron Man 20.1 257.8
4. What Happens in Vegas 9.0 56.4
5. Speed Racer 4.0 37.4
3-day gross, weekend of May 23-25. Final figures in $ mil.

Release Wknd. B.O. Cume B.O.
1. Indiana Jones: Crystal Skull
 $146.5
 $146.5
2. Narnia: Prince Caspian
 18.4 49.3
3. What Happens In Vegas
 13.0
 78.2
4 Iron Man
 10.1* 217.8*
5. Made of Honor 3.3 25.5
Weekend of May 23-25. Figures in millions. *=estimated

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