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Weekend Top 10 # Title GROSS % Chg. Theaters Weeks AVG Total Distributor 1 Vantage Point $24.0M --- 3,149 1 7,621 $24.0M Sony 2 Jumper $12.7M  -53.8 3,430 2 3,688 $56.2M Fox 3 The Spiderwick Chronicles $12.6M -33.7 3,847 2 3,275 $43.6M Paramount 4 Step Up 2 the Streets $9.8M -48.2 2,480 2 3,946 $41.4M Buena Vista 5 Fool's Gold $6.3M -51.4 3,075 3 2,039 $52.4M Warner Bros. 6 Definitely Maybe $5.2M -46.9 2,220 2 2,335 $21.8M Universal 7 Be Kind, Rewind $4.1M --- 808 1 5,074 $4.1M New Line 8 Juno $4.1M -11.1 1,727 12 2,374 $130.4M Fox Searchlight 9 Welcome...

The toast of the town is Diablo Cody and the gift she gave to Jason Reitman. Juno picks up a trio of awards and trailing with two awards each is another Fox Searchlight flick The Savages and the Cannes Julian Schnabel and his cinematographer were well rewarded for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly's aesthetic brilliance.

 SEQ CHAPTER h 1Japanese Director, Kon Ichikawa, who many critics considered to be equally as important and influential as Akira Kurosawa and Yasujiro...

Jumper leaps into first!

Few people have the nerve to take an honest look in the mirror and see themselves for who they really are, even fewer have the nerve to share that view with the rest of the world. Amy Cohen, former writer/producer of the hit sitcoms Caroline in the City and Spin City not only had the nerve, but the skill needed to bring her life to the page and now to the big screen in an upcoming Picture House Films production based on her memoir The Late Bloomer’s Revolution.