The Gray Tracks Lower US Box Office Win

One Your Money Can Buy in secondAmerica can unwind. Its lengthy national nightmare period by which Liam Neeson unsuccessful to punch anybody or anything has ended for the time being. Yes, The Gray, which finds Neeson and several other oil rig employees making it through an aura crach in harsh Alaskan backwoods simply to face lower a pack of hungry, search-happy baby wolves, stalked to the top US box office a few days ago, generating $20 million.Last week's champion, Underworld: Awakening, still held strong, seeing off other new rivals to consider second place and $12.5 million. Katherine Heigl's latest, Jesse Evanovich adaptation One Your Money Can Buy, needed to be quite happy with third despite a powerful Friday showing, making $11.7 million. George Lucas' Red-colored Tails was 4th with $10.4 million and new arrival Guy On The Ledge would be a little less than everybody had wished, using the thriller starting in fifth with $8.3 million.Stephen Daldry's 9/11-affected drama Very Noisy & Incredibly Close leaped a few places, likely assisted if you take a Best Picture Oscar nomination, and gained $7.a million. That place it in front of fellow Best Picture nom The Descendants, which required $6.5 million after adding 1,441 movie theaters and jumping in the charts from 16. At eighth we discover Contraband that also made $6.5 million, while Beauty And Also The Beast's three dimensional re-release was ninth with $5.3 million. Rounding the top ten isHaywire, which made $4 million.Hitting baby wolves and run within the snowy charts, mind to Box Office Mojo.