1. Little Fockers, $34 million 
2. True Grit, 25.6 million 
3. Tron: Legacy, $20.1 million 
4. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, $10.8 million 
5. Yogi Bear, $8.8 million 
6. The Fighter, $8.5 million 
7. Gulliver’s Travels, $7.2 million 
8. Black Swan, $6.6 million 
9. Tangled, $6.5 million 
10. The Tourist, $5.7 million 
11. The King’s Speech, $4.6 million 
12. How Do You Know, $3.7 million

• Tron: Legacy, $43.6 million
• Yogi Bear, $16.7 million
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, $12.4 million
• The Fighter, $12.2 million
• The Tourist, $8.7 million
• Tangled, $8.68 million
• Black Swan, $8.3 million
• How Do You Know, $7.6 million
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, $4.8 million
• Unstoppable, $1.8 million

• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, $24.5 million
• The Tourist, $17 million
• Tangled, $14.6 million
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, $8.5 million
• Unstoppable, $3.8 million
• Black Swan, $3.3 million
• Burlesque, $3.2 million
• Love and Other Drugs, $3 million
• Due Date, $2.5 million
• Megamind, $2.5 million

The weekend’s top-grossing films, Friday-Sunday (November 26-28) estimates as compiled by Exhibitor Relations:

7 is definitely a lucky magical number. At least for Harry Potter!

The seventh installment in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, has already earned an estimated $125.1 million in U.S. ticket sales, which would make this the best opening weekend in franchise’s history. The last installment, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, had a $77.8 million weekend opening in July 2009.

• Megamind, $30.1 million
• Unstoppable, $23.5 million
• Due Date, $15.5 million
• Skyline, $11.7 million
• Morning Glory, $9.6 million
• For Colored Girls, $6.8 million
• Red, $5.1 million
• Paranormal Activity 2, $3.1 million 
• Saw 3D, $2.8 million
• Jackass 3D, $2.3 million

1. Megamind, $47.7 million
2. Due Date, $33.5 million
3. For Colored Girls, $20.1 million
4. Red, $8.6 million
5. Saw 3D, $8.2 million
6. Paranormal Activity 2, $7.3 million
7. Jackass 3D, $5.1 million
8. Hereafter, $4.02 million
9. Secretariat, $4 million
10. The Social Network, $3.6 million

• Paranormal Activity 2, $41.5 million 
• Jackass 3-D, $21.6 million 
• Red, $15 million 
• Hereafter, $12 million 
• The Social Network, $7.3 million 
• Secretariat, $6.9 million 
• Life As We Know It, $6.2 million 
• Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, $3.2 million 
• The Town, $2.7 million 
• Easy A, $1.8 million

• Jackass 3-D, $50 million
• Red, $22.5 million
• The Social Network, $11 million
• Secretariat, $9.5 million
• Life As We Know It, $9.2 million
• Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, $4.2 million
• The Town, $4 million
• My Soul to Take, $3.2 million
• Easy A, $2.7 million
• Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, $2.4 million

The #1 movie at the weekend Box Office came as no surprise as millions of you “liked” the Facebook movie, The Social Network. Here is the estimated rundown: