Cast Liam Neeson as the defiant leading man in a thriller, then schedule it to be released in theaters in February. Know what you have? A box office success.
More on what that means (hint: it involves "Unknown" being the number one movie in the country), along with the usual congratulations, condolences and the list of the weekend's top five films in this week's box office rundown.
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I expected Never Say Never to do better. I'm glad Unknown is #1 since I like Liam.
I can't believe Martin Lawrence snagged 17 million for that horrible movie.
Im not entirely suprised. I thought I am number four had a bigger chance to be number one though. When I went the theater was packed, but it was also in a smaller theater so Unknown could of had more people in it.
Lets see how they survive a second week.
I knew Unknown would win. But, it fell to Hall Pass now.