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Tina Fey and Steve Carell’s Date Night took the top spot away from Clash of the Titans over the weekend, earning an estimated $27.1 million on the strength of solid reviews from critics who overwhelmingly called it, “Okay, I guess.”

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Elsewhere, Hot Tub Time Machine was all the way down at number seven, where its $36.9 million gross was just good enough to earn back its estimated production budget, but still a lot less than it deserves.  It was funny, dammit.  One slot higher than Bounty Hunter?  Did anyone even know that was still playing?  I’d say that I don’t want to live in a world where Bounty Hunter earns more than Hot Tub Time Machine, but the truth is, I don’t want people who see Bounty Hunter to live in a world where Bounty Hunter earns more than Hot Tub Time Machine.  That’s why I bought this blow torch.

TitleWeekendPer theaterTotal
1Date Night$27,100,000$8,032$27,100,000
2Clash of the Titans$26,875,000 (-56.1%)$7,069$110,468,000
3How to Train Your Dragon$25,350,000 (-12.6%)$6,326$133,891,000
4Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too?$11,000,000 (-62.4%)$5,104$48,520,000
5The Last Song$10,000,000 (-37.5%)$3,740$42,400,000
6Alice in Wonderland$5,600,000 (-31.8%)$2,213$319,300,000
7Hot Tub Time Machine$5,430,000 (-32.7%)$2,080$36,969,000
8The Bounty Hunter$4,300,000 (-29.4%)$1,482$56,001,000
9Diary of a Wimpy Kid$4,100,000 (-22.7%)$1,671$53,756,000
10Letters to God$1,250,000$1,394$1,250,000

[via CHUD, BoxOfficeMojo, poster via FunMeme]