End of Watch takes No. 1 spot at box office

The fast-paced action drama about LA’s underground drug scene stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Pena and Anna Kendrick. This realistic look at what it’s like to be a rookie cop won over audiences this weekend with $13.2 million in box office returns, according to Deadline Hollywood.

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The Clint Eastwood baseball drama about an aging scout and his daughter, played by Amy Adams,  earned an estimated $12.9 million this weekend, bringing it in at number two.

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Jennifer Lawrence and Elisabeth Shue star in this horror thriller about a mom and daughter who find out about an unsolved murder on their new street. The film earned $12.8 million, tying it for number two.

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The anxiety-ridden clownfish on a mission to find his son is one you can see over and over again, and now especially in 3D. Finding Nemo 3D brings in an estimated $10 million at the box office.

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Milla Jovovich is back as Alice the bad-a** lady with the big gun. This is the fifth installment in the sci-fi/horror/action series, and audiences keep wanting more. And when it’s a chick kicking butt, why not?

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This sci-fi action film starring Karl Urban and Rachel Wood is a low-budget remake of the comic book series. When a cop living in a corrupt futuristic city discovers a gang that deals in mind-altering drugs, he must fight back or be taken down in the process.

The Oscar-buzz drama starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix has critics raving. When a vet returns home without a life plan, he becomes enchanted by a new movement of faith-based origins.

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Sam Raimi’s horror flick about a girl who finds a possessed box at a garage sale was number one at the box office two weeks in a row. If you’re not ready for Halloween, this fright flick will be sure to get you in the mood.

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The hot guy, hot booze action flick about Prohibition is violent and bloody. We love the faces, but the film itself is a bit of an eyeful. Go in carefully on this one. Lawless stars Tom Hardy, Shia LeBeouf and Guy Pearce.

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On the top of our list for hot guy films this year, The Bourne Legacy stars Jeremy Renner as the newest Treadstone operative on the run. Buh-bye Matt Damon. Hello hot shirtless spy who globetrots with beautiful Rachel Weisz.

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