Box Office Results

1. "The Proposal," $34.1 million.

2. "The Hangover," $26.9 million.
3. "Up," $21.3 million.
4. "Year One," $20.2 million.
5. "The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3," $11.3 million.
6. "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian," $7.3 million.
7. "Star Trek," $4.7 million.
8. "Land of the Lost," $4 million.
9. "Imagine That," $3.1 million.
10. "Terminator Salvation," $3.07 million.

RYAN: Well, if this isn't a sign that the folk have missed the Bullock in the rom com genre, I don't know what is!

CAROLINE: Go Sandy! She's having the best weekend ever.

RYAN: You know, I don't know why we're all so afraid to say it but I like her in romantic comedies.

CAROLINE: Who's afraid to say it? I think she just made a big stink about the fact she wasn't doing them anymore; but maybe this weekend's B.O. will send a stiff message to her.

RYAN: It's good for Ryan Reynolds too. He doesn't always have to be in Wolverine shape to open a movie.

CAROLINE: [laughs] Honey, he is still in Wolverine shape in this movie. There were some who had hoped "The Hangover" might be #1 again, but to make $153 million in 3 weeks is a rather handsome feat.

RYAN: I can't believe "Year One" didn't even hit number 3. At least "Land of the Lost" opened at 3 when it came out a few weeks earlier.

CAROLINE: Well it's an even worse movie. I wouldn't have even put it in the top ten.

RYAN: The studio's def feeling it where it counts - big time.

CAROLINE: There's been such crappy weather in much of the country one always thinks it will usher more fans out to movies.

RYAN: Well decent weather or not, next weekend's "Transformers" will def perk things up even more.