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Also playing: 'What Happens in Vegas'

A couple's plans to annul their Vegas vows hits a roadblock when the groom wins $3 million after using the bride's coin.

This 'Racer' has no edge

In adapting the 1960s Japanese anime television series, writer-directors Larry and Andy Wachowski have created a noisy, overlong, mind-numbing extravaganza that seems tailor-made for nobody but themselves and their twisted sensibilities.

Also opening: 'The Duchess of Langeais' and 'The Singing Revolution'

The Duchess of Langeais

Also playing: 'Then She Found Me'

Helen Hunt writes, directs, produces and stars in a film about a woman who discovers her biological mother, loses her husband, finds a new boyfriend and finally gets pregnant - by her ex.

Playwright gets hold of martial arts

A martial-arts movie by David Mamet. Clearly, the subject is dear to his heart.

10 questions for actor Chiwetel Ejiofor

Star of David Mamet's 'Redbelt'
New releases on DVD

I'm Not There unfolds the life of a Bob Dylan-esque figure through six actors portraying seven different aspects of his life.

Denerstein: Top 10 boxing flicks of all time

Can jiujitsu and mixed martial arts drop boxing to its knees? Maybe in real life. But at the movies, boxing continues to deliver great stories.
Also opening: 'Meet Bill,' 'Planet B-Boy'

Also opening: Meet Bill, Bab'Aziz - The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul, Planet B-Boy, Shelter
Summer blockbuster preview

Forget how the Earth tilts on its axis, the solstice and all that other astronomical hokum; Hollywood marks the changing of the seasons with a big blockbuster, and Iron Man begs us to bust out the SPF 40, because summer is here. Ten tent-pole films that'll make or break this summer season at the cineplex:

Downey's Marvel-ous hero

Robert Downey Jr. is riveting and Iron Man is a blast, the perfect start to the summer with its mix of visual effects, elaborate set pieces and humor within its intelligent script.

Ending ruins story of school shooting in 'Eyes'

Scenes about a pair of girls confronted with a killer in a school bathroom are masterfully shot and stirringly performed - but as a whole, they don't coalesce, and the ending is exactly what the guy who invented the word travesty had in mind.

'Made of Honor': We've been down this aisle before

Patrick Dempsey plays the playboy who realizes he's in love with his best friend (Michelle Monaghan); when she announces she's getting married, he vows to undermine the wedding. Because, you see, she's asked him to be her "maid of honor."
New DVDs

Katherine Heigl brings a likability to her role as the perennial bridesmaid in 27 Dresses despite fluffy dialogue and romantic-comedy cliches.

Satire still misses boat in 'Guantanamo' romp

Stoners' trip to Amsterdam ends up in Gitmo instead.

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Title
Gross
1 Iron Man $102,118,668
2 Made of Honor $14,756,850
3 Baby Mama $10,065,010
4 Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay $6,114,373
5 Forgetting Sarah Marshall $6,059,920
6 The Forbidden Kingdom $4,187,897
7 Nim's Island $2,677,543
8 Prom Night $2,403,313
9 21 $2,002,471
10 88 Minutes $1,545,084

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