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Crowes 3:10 to Yuma top earner at weekend box-office with $14.1mn

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Crowes 3:10 to Yuma top earner at weekend box-office with $14.1mn

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Crowes 3:10 to Yuma top earner at weekend box-office with $14.1mn

Russell Crowes latest Western film 3:10 to Yuma was the top earner at the weekend box-office with 14.1 million dollars, as per the Friday to Sunday estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations.

Washington, September 10 : Russell Crowe's latest Western film '3:10 to Yuma' was the top earner at the weekend box-office with 14.1 million dollars, as per the Friday to Sunday estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations.

This is Crowe's first number one opener since 'Gladiator', the film that won him the Best Actor Academy Award.

'3:10 to Yuma', however, generated a smaller business at its opening as compared to 'Cinderella Man', which bowed with 18.3 million dollars in 2005.

The film stars Christian Bale as bad-guy, and Crowe as a good-guy.

It is said to have benefited from lower expectations that were the result of the film's low-key, post-Labor Day release, and its relatively modest budget of 50 million dollars, as compared to Cinderella Man's 88 million dollars budget.

Rob Zombie's 'Halloween' clinched second spot at the last weekend's box-office, generating 10 million dollars.

The film saw a 62 per cent drop in its business in the second weekend. It has earned 44.2 million dollars in two weekends.

'Superbad' was third with a business of 8 million dollars, while 'Balls of Fury' came in fourth with 5.7 million dollars, reports E!online.

Wrapping up the top five was Matt Damon starrer 'The Bourne Ultimatum', which raked in 5.5 million dollars over the weekend.

Top 10 films based on Friday-Sunday estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations:

1. 3:10 to Yuma, 14.1 million dollars

2. Halloween, 10 million dollars

3. Superbad, 8 million dollars

4. Balls of Fury, 5.7 million dollars

5. The Bourne Ultimatum, 5.5 million dollars

6. Shoot 'Em Up, 5.45 million dollars

7. Rush Hour 3, 5.3 million dollars

8. Mr. Bean's Holiday, 3.4 million dollars

9. The Nanny Diaries, 3.3 million dollars

10. Hairspray, 2 million dollars

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