1. CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE, THE BUENA VISTA 3,853 8,225,000 2,135 141,654,000
2. KING KONG UNIVERSAL 3,576 8,165,000 2,283 95,466,000
3. FUN WITH DICK AND JANE SONY 3,056 5,589,000 1,829 12,874,000
4. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2 20TH CENTURY FOX 3,175 4,001,000 1,260 9,265,000
5. MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA SONY 1,547 2,750,000 1,778 5,855,000
6. RINGER, THE FOX SEARCHLIGHT 1,825 2,420,000 1,326 2,420,000
7. FAMILY STONE 20TH CENTURY FOX 2,469 2,392,000 969 21,578,000
8. HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE WARNER BROS. 2,521 1,565,000 621 258,278,000
9. MUNICH UNIVERSAL 532 1,390,000 2,613 1,390,000
10. SYRIANA WARNER BROS. 1,725 1,105,000 641 26,757,000

Aw Kong...Narnia has a slight shot to win the 4-day weekend now.

Fzun with Dick and Jane rebounded pretty well.

Munich - disappointing

Narnia actually have a chance to beat Kong...

Great for Kong and Narnia, of course.

The Ringer did very well.

Great for Narnia!!!

Narnia is beating Kong for the weekend. Narnia is like the ultimate Christmas movie, and the drop tomorrow won't be as bad as Kong, because Narnia performs better at the matinees, and Kong's main business is at night.

Count on it.

um, okay

Well, I'm glad Cheaper by the Dozen isn't doing very well.

Geisha did decent... I think.

Then again, Kong will have a much better increase on Sunday and should hold better on Monday since Christmas will be over.

Both are heading towards $30+ million for the 4-day span.

I'm not sure if I should be preparing to take my lumps now or not. Isn't that like a 43% drop for Kong? That wouldn't be bad on the weekend alone, but for Friday, and with the 24th being on today, yet with Christmas being tomorrow...

Judging by those numbers, Kong did about $5.4 million on Thursday.

Based on the crowd reaction to FWD&J last night, it should do very well this weekend.

Great for narnia! it will beat kong!

Memoirs of a Geisha will make $10+ million over four days.

But can it beat Narnia on both days? I really don't think so.

Ouch......... it's over for Kong. RIP my 120% increase.

Technically, it doesn't have to beat it both days, it just needs to beat it by a wider margin one day than Narnia beats it the other day.

Narnia will beat out Kong today. Being that Kong is a night movie, tonight's night business is going to be awful, since it's Christmas Eve. But, Kong should beat out Narnia on Christmas and Monday.

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Narnia was always going to have a good Christmas, it's a family themed Christian Christmas movie that is showing about 2 more times a day in each theater than Kong due to length.

Narnia is performing just like I thought it would since it's release... Kong is not... oh well.

I see Dick & Jane and Family Stone taking a hit tomorrow when Rumor Has It gets released.

Saturday is Narnia's, obviously.

Kong will beat it on Sunday by a margin of over $2 million, I'd say.

Monday will decide.

Very good for Kong and disappointed for CBTD2 and Munich.

Narnia will beat kong today and on christmas,and monday also,its the stronger holiday film and it has proven it.

Shit, jb007 posted the friday numbers...

"The Ringer" did pretty well, considering it's been tossed around so much. I'm shocked it actually got released.