'Shutter Island' tops box office; Avatar Makes (More) History
First, Avatar sunk Titanic. Then it buried it.

James Cameron's epic came up with another $14 million, per estimates, and became the first film to gross $700 million-plus domestically.
Elsewhere, Martin Scorsese's and Leonardo DiCaprio's Shutter Island ($22.2 million) held on for its second straight box-office win, while Kevin Smith's not-too-fat-to-open Cop Out ($18.6 million) and the zombie flick The Crazies ($16.5 million) did what they needed to do in their debuts. More results:
• Avatar's lead over Hollywood's (and Cameron's) No. 2 film, Titanic, is now, well, titanic. Titanic grossed $600.8 million domestically; Avatar stands at $706.9 million.
James Cameron's epic came up with another $14 million, per estimates, and became the first film to gross $700 million-plus domestically.
Elsewhere, Martin Scorsese's and Leonardo DiCaprio's Shutter Island ($22.2 million) held on for its second straight box-office win, while Kevin Smith's not-too-fat-to-open Cop Out ($18.6 million) and the zombie flick The Crazies ($16.5 million) did what they needed to do in their debuts. More results:
• Avatar's lead over Hollywood's (and Cameron's) No. 2 film, Titanic, is now, well, titanic. Titanic grossed $600.8 million domestically; Avatar stands at $706.9 million.




3/01/2010 12:03:00 PM
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Taylor Lautner has reportedly pulled out of a chance to play crimefighter Max Steel to devote himself to the upcoming Stretch Armstrong movie. 
Microsoft investigates unpatched flaw that affects users running IE7 and IE8




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Donnie Yen attended a press conference yesterday for his upcoming movie Ip Man 2. The sequel to the 2008 smash hit will hit theaters on April 29th. He was joined by costar Lynn Xiong, producer Raymond Wong, director Wilson Yip and writer Edmond Wong to preview the movie's trailer and theme song.


