Blades of Box Office Gold

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Sun Apr 1, 2007 — by Martha Thomases

Blades of Box Office Gold

Will Ferrell, Jon Heder Head Movie List

Blades of Glory was the number one film for the April Fool's weekend, with an estimated take of $33 million. Disney's Meet The Robinsons came in second, with $25.1 million.

300 came in next, with $11.2 million, followed by TMNT with $9.2 million. If Hollywood realizes that both films owe their existance to Frank Miller (whose graphic novel, Ronin, was the inspiration to Eastman and Laird back in the 1980s), no one admits it.

Wild Hogs, Shooter, Premonition, The Last Mimzy, The Hills Have Eyes 2 and Reign Over Me rounded out the list.

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