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Sony s comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop starring Kevin James in his first solo lead role shunted Warner Bros Gran Torino into second place as it stormed to the top on an impressive $33.8m estimated launch.The PG-rated comedy is expected to reach $40m by the end of the Martin Luther King Jr holiday weekend and far exceeded projections according to Sony chiefs, who predicted it might open in the region of $25m over the four-day holiday.Gran Torino slipped a mere 23% in its second wide weekend on $22.2m for $73.2m and is well on its way to becoming Clint Eastwood s biggest domestic release.Launching in third place on a redoubtable $21.9m was Lionsgate s horror film My Bloody Valentine 3-D while Fox Searchlight s Notorious B.I.G. rapper biopic Notorious starring Jamal Woolard, Derek Luke and Angela Bassett opened in fourth on $21.5m. Opening in fifth on $17.7m was DreamWorks-Paramount s family title Hotel For
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Though dropping another 37%, The Return Of The King s 91 prints stayed on top of the Norwegian chart for another week, but saw the new release of Scary Movie 3 scare up a almost twice the screen average on just 35 prints.Family comedy Freaky Friday also served up good numbers at third and also had a better a
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