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Resident Evil Afterlife Is . . . An Ad For James Cameron?

I'm not quite sure what the new Resident Evil: Afterlife is about, but I do know one thing — it's in 3D!

I'm not quite sure what the new Resident Evil: Afterlife is about, but I do know one thing — it's in 3D! Better yet, 3D done by James Cameron! Between boasting Cameron's technology, the flying glasses, and play on words ("Experience a new dimension!" Get it? Get it?), I'm pretty sure that this trailer wants to sell us on 3D. But hey, the effects do look rad. Check it out when you read more

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Box Office: The Game Plan Lands No. 1 Place

In a surprising turn of events — even for people behind the movie itself — The Game Plan, a PG-rated family-friendly flick starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, came in at No.

In a surprising turn of events — even for people behind the movie itself — The Game Plan, a PG-rated family-friendly flick starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, came in at No. 1 at the box office this weekend. The Disney movie far outpaced the action-war film The Kingdom, which took in $17.7 million and the No. 2 spot. Variety speculates whether The Kingdom's weak opening is an indication of audiences' reluctance "to see films addressing the consequences of the war on terror."

Favorites from last weekend held over: Resident Evil 3: Extinction came in third place with Good Luck Chuck following it at No. 4. 3:10 to Yuma continued to hold its own in its fourth weekend, coming in at No. 5. Feast of Love didn't even make it into the top ten and brought home a slim $1.7 million.

This weekend we'll see if Ben Stiller and Co. will be breaking any hearts at the box office with The Heartbreak Kid.

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Resident Evil Takes Up Residence as No. 1 at Box Office

In a slightly surprising turn of events, the third Resident Evil movie, Resident Evil: Extinction, took the No.

In a slightly surprising turn of events, the third Resident Evil movie, Resident Evil: Extinction, took the No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend, beating out Good Luck Chuck by quite a bit. Still, Chuck did manage to make $14 million over its first weekend and came in second place. The Brave One continues to do well, holding steady at No. 3, followed by 3:10 to Yuma in fourth place and Eastern Promises rounding out the top five movies of the weekend.

Sydney White, bringing in the younger crowds, came in at No. 6 with just over $5 million. Mr. Woodcock followed behind with Superbad, The Bourne Ultimatum and Dragon Wars completing the top ten. This coming weekend we'll see if love beats evil when Feast of Love opens nationwide.

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