

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans opened well on the Jan. 23 weekend, placing second and taking in $20.7 million, the Associated Press reported. Its two predecessors—Underworld and Underworld: Evolution—earned $21.7 million and $26.8 million respectively in their opening weekends, the AP reported.
The fantasy adventure Inkheart, meanwhile, was unable to cast a spell over moviegoers, earning only $7.7 million, to place seventh in its debut.
Films that received Academy Award nominations this past week had a strong showing at the box office as studios expanded their release, including The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, which re-entered the top 10, earning $6 million to boost its total to $111 million.
By Al at 3:22 AM ON 01/26/09
That's too bad. Inkheart was a good family movie filled with enough action and interesting characters to deserve a bit of a chance.
By Bri at 12:53 PM ON 07/01/09
I love the underworld movies! They are action packed and gorey! I think Rise Of the Lycans deserved to better than Inkheart.
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