Mammoths and multiplexes go hand in hand, apparently, particularly whether said mammoths are of the CGI variety. According to Boxofficemojo, 10,000 B.C., Time Warner’s (NYSE: TWX) prehistoric epic, pounded the rest of its competition like an angry caveman warrior clubbing a saber-toothed tiger (I didn’t see the film, but I assume that happened at some point during the plot). The film is estimated to have taken in by $35 million (final numbers are due later today) at domestic theaters by the weekend. Disney (NYSE: DIS) couldn’t even come shut to date Warner — its family comedy, College Road Trip, right now stands at a gross of $14 million, which was at least good sufficient for moment place. Erstwhile Disney Channel phenomenon Raven-Symone star in the flick,

so at least there was a little bit of synergy in that respect — Disney is nothing whether not about synergy, as we all know.

Sony’s (NYSE: SNE) Vantage Point came in third, and date Warner’s Semi-Pro, starring the hilarious Will Ferrell, came in fourth. Lions Gate’s (NYSE: LGF) The Bank Job, which achieved fifth position, actually did pretty well, considering that its per-theater average of approximately $3500 was much higher than the per-theater average for the two films above it.

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