- "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" scared up $ 26.5 million on 3,448 screens
- "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows" brought in $ 17.8 million on 3,703 screens
- "The Adventures of Tintin" grossed $ 9.1 million
() -- Mission: Merrily Accomplished for Tom Cruise.
The fourth installment in the actor's "Mission: Impossible" spy-fi franchise -- this time directed by Oscar winner Brad Bird making his live-action debut -- finished in first place at the box office this weekend (Friday-Sunday), beating last weekend's top flick, "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows."
"Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" scared up $ 26.5 million on 3,448 screens and has grossed nearly $ 59 million since its release on December 16. "Game of Shadows" brought in $ 17.8 million on 3,703 screens, down 55.1% from last weekend. The sequel has tallied $ 76.5 million since opening two weeks ago.
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In a close battle for third, "" ($ 13.3 million; $ 50.3 million overall) edged the opening weekend frame of "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" ($ 13.0 million; $ 21.4 million cumulative).
"" grossed $ 9.1 million ($ 17.1 cumulative) for fifth place, followed by "," which brought in $ 7.8 million in its first three days in theaters.
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