Golden Globe Nominees!

The nominees for the 2009 Golden Globe Awards have been announced and in the nominees list we find the following: Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Anne Hathaway, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Heath Ledger and many more. Among the nominated movies we find Revolutionary Road, WALL-E, Mamma Mia!, Slumdog Millionaire, Changeling and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Awesome actors, great movies. For a full list of categories and nominees, click here.

Box Office: Summer 2008 Wrap-Up

Summer movie season has sadly come to an end, and it shows on the totals for this weekend, in which no movie made more than 7 million dollars. Instead of reporting about this weekend, I'll be posting the summer of 2008 biggest films - those that managed to cross over the 100 million dollar mark.

1- The Dark Knight- $512.2 Million

2- Iron Man- $317.9 Million
3- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull- $315.9 Million

4- Hancock- $227.4 Million

5- Wall-E- $219.5 Million

6- Kung Fu Panda- $213.8 Million

7- Horton Hears a Who!- $154.5 Million

8- Sex and the City- $152.5 Million

9- The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian- $141.6 Million

10- Mamma Mia!- $136.2 Million

11- The Incredible Hulk- $134.5 Million

12- Wanted- $134.1 Million

13- Get Smart- $128.4 Million

14- The Mummy: Tomb of the Emperor Dragon- $100.4 Million

Sugarland Leapfrogs Miley To Earn First No. 1

Despite a 45% sales decline to 171,000 copies, Sugarland's Love on the Inside rises 2-1 to become the country act's first Billboard 200 chart-topper. Last week's No. 1, Miley Cyrus' Breakout, falls to No. 2 on a 56% decrease to 163,000 copies.

For third week straight, the Decca soundtrack to Mamma Mia! stays at No. 3, with an 18% sales decrease to 138,000. Kid Rock's Rock N Roll Jesus enjoys a 3% bump to 96,000 and holds steady at No. 4 for a second week. Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III remains at No. 5 after moving 79,000 (-8%).

The Dark Knight Continues at #1

Batman really is unstopable! The Dark Knight not only came in at #1 this weekend again grossing $75 million, but it is the fastest movie in history to cross the $300 million mark in just ten days. In fact, it is predicted that if the movie keeps this rate worldwide, it will surpass 1997's Titanic as the highest-grossing film of all time. Titanic made 1.8 billion dollars at the box office worldwide.

Talking about other movies this weekend, the comedy Step Brothers managed to debut at #2 making a nice $30 million, more than it was predicted. Mamma Mia! Falls to #3 making another $17 million - the film's total is now of $64 million. Another debut was The X-Files: I Want to Believe at #4 which made $10 million this weekend.

For a full report, click here.