Jumper

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The lion's share of box office dollars went to director Roland Emmerich's 10,000 B.C. which earned an estimated $35 million. This same weekend last year saw the outrageous success of 300, but while 10,000 B.C.'s opening comes nowhere near the debut weekend of that blockbuster, it still fulfilled studio expectations, Variety reports.

Disney's College Road Trip starring Raven-Simone and Martin Lawrence secured second place, despite poor reviews. Vantage Point and Semi-Pro took the third and fourth spots, respectively. Coming in at No. 5 was the R-rated bank heist thriller The Bank Job, which stars Jason Statham. The Other Boleyn Girl fell three spots this weekend to seventh place behind The Spiderwick Chronicles which was No. 6.

The charming Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day failed to crack the top ten (rounded out by Jumper, Step Up 2 the Street, and Fool's Gold) as it was only playing in limited release. Not an Oscar nominee in sight for the top 10 this week, so it looks like awards season might officially be over.

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Despite earning the top spot at the box office, the predictable laughs in Will Ferrell's Semi-Pro only earned $15.3 million over the weekend. This is considered a disappointing sum, especially compared to opening weekends of other Ferrell films like Talladega Nights and Blades of Glory. Variety reports that this underwhelming performance by the basketball comedy may have been due to mediocre reviews and an R-rating.

Vantage Point was only bumped down one spot to No. 2 over the weekend followed by The Spiderwick Chronicles at No. 3. The adaptation of Buzz Book Club's February selection The Other Boleyn Girl took the fourth spot earning an estimated $8.3 million. Penelope starring Reese Witherspoon and Christina Ricci also opened this weekend coming in at No. 8 behind Jumper, Step Up 2 The Streets, and Fool's Gold.

Filling out the top ten were Oscar-nominated films No Country for Old Men and Juno.

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Rachel Bilson looked especially tiny standing next to her boyfriend/costar Hayden Christensen a the Tokyo premiere of Jumper today. She was also showing off some newly dramatic bangs — what do you think about them yay or nay? Rachel hasn't really ever done much to change her look, but these bangs are definitely making a statement — certainly didn't see them coming from yesterday's airport photos. Speaking of new hair, Hayden looks all clean cut here. Just the kind of boy you want to take home to the parents, right?

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• Lindsay Lohan and her movie I Know Who Killed Me set a new record at the Razzies, walking away with eight awards. Lindsay even won two Worst Actress trophies because she played a character suffering from a split personality disorder. At least she didn't go empty-handed over the weekend! — BuzzSugar
• Brad and Angelina made headlines at the Independent Spirit Awards but skipped the pre-Oscar party they were set to host alongside Jennifer Aniston. It's fun to speculate but it's also old news . . . until the next fake showdown headline, we're moving on. — Page Six
• Vantage Point took the top spot at the weekend box office, followed by Jumper and The Spiderwick Chronicles. Wonder if next week audiences will be rushing to see No Country for Old Men? — BuzzSugar
• Alicia Keys has postponed two UK tour dates because she has laryngitis. Hopefully she gets well soon! — AP
• Amy Winehouse apparently trashed her hotel room before the Brit Awards last week, leaving spilled alcohol and cigarette ash all over the floor. Sounds like more of the same from the troubled singer. — Page Six

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• Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell have accepted the touching but difficult task of completing Heath Ledger's final movie, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. The three actors will play Heath's character in different fantasy worlds. It's wonderful tribute to a beloved actor's final role. — BuzzSugar
• Jennifer Lopez has reportedly reserved a suite at the Long Island hospital where she plans to give birth. The private room has been refurnished and kept off limits to everyone else for over two weeks. We're guessing the hospital setting is just the beginning of the good life for her two little ones. — Page Six
• The end may be in sight regarding Heather Mills and Paul McCartney's complicated divorce proceedings. A judge will issue a final settlement ruling within the next few weeks. Hopefully once all the financial arrangements have been reached, the former couple can amicably focus on their daughter Beatrice. —AP
• Dancing With the Stars favorite Maksim Chmerkovskiy will be taking a break from the upcoming season of the hit show. The pro dancer may be sitting this one out, but he hopes to be back for future seasons. — People
• Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen's sci-fi thriller Jumper managed to hurdle over bad reviews to the top of the weekend box office. Maybe the couple's cuteness factor played a part in raking in $33.8 million. — BuzzSugar

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Despite mediocre reviews (including my own) audiences were still game for director Doug Liman's sci-fi movie Jumper which earned the top spot at the box office its first weekend out. Whether it was the combined star power of Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen or the craving for an action flick this Presidents Day weekend, audiences put Jumper ahead of the rest by a long shot, grossing nearly $33.8 million, according to Variety.

The other big surprise over the weekend was the No. 2 spot which belonged to neither the rom-com Definitely, Maybe nor family friendly The Spiderwick Chronicles but rather Disney's Step Up 2 the Streets. In fact, The Spiderwick Chronicles slid in at No. 3 and Definitely, Maybe came in fifth, behind Fool's Gold which has earned an estimated $42 million since hitting theaters last weekend. Juno, the only Oscar nominee in the top 10, came in behind Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins at No. 7.

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• Hurray! The Indiana Jones trailer has arrived and now I can't get the music out of my head. Looks like a lot of you are excited for The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 as well — the girls look so grown-up!
• In other "Hurray!" news, the strike finally ended this week and everyone is moving on — including the studios, which have renewed some shows and are figuring out what the primetime schedule is going to look like. I know most of you are ready to head back to the couch, so I put together a guide to help you sort through the post-strike calendar.
• If you haven't filled out my Oscar ballot yet, get cracking! The show is just around the corner. I've been running down nominees in a bunch of categories including live-action shorts, documentaries, and art direction so you can stay on top of your Oscar knowledge.
• It's a big weekend for movies, and while I know a lot of folks are looking forward to Jumper, I warned you may be disappointed. I would highly recommend Definitely, Maybe and if you can't make it to theaters, there are stellar DVD choices out this week. Of course, there's always catching up on reading for the Buzz Book Club.
• Hopefully this week's episode wasn't the last of Friday Night Lights we'll ever see. I know there are plenty of fans out there that would do anything to keep this show on the air.
• I swapped ideas with you all for Valentine's Day songs for bitter love and new love this week. We also got a peek at some new music from Panic at the Disco, and the 25th Anniversary Thriller album hit stores featuring remixes and collaborations with lots of popular young artists.
• American Idol's top 24 have been selected now that Hollywood Week has concluded. Pop and I duked it out with our snap judgments on who we think you'll be seeing in the top 12.

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