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January
29
Can The Box Office Compete With Super Bowl?

Everybody knows that you don't open a male-driven film on Super Bowl weekend. And I mean everybody. So what's Fox thinking in deciding to go out with "Taken?" It's called taking a chance. It's also called too many movies, and too little room on the release calendar.

Most think "Taken" will open in the high teens, and perhaps cross the $20 million mark. It's harder to say how horror pic "The Uninvited" will do, but it good give "Taken" a run for its money.

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Well there is only so much pre-game stuff to watch, well with Weds. broadcast of Inside the NFL there"s really nothing else to watch till kick-off. So ticket sales should be good on Friday and Saturday.

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TV Ratings 11/06/09
Top ShowsRating/Share
1. Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) 5.0/13
2. The Office (NBC) 3.9/10
3. Survivor (CBS) 3.7/10
4. Private Practice (ABC) 3.5/10
5. The Mentalist (CBS) 3.4/10
6. CSI (CBS) 3.4/10
7. 30 Rock (NBC) 2.9/7
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9. Bones (FOX) 2.5/7
10. Community (NBC) 2.3/6
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