QUOTABLE: "The Vatican did not endorse this film nor aid in its completion" -- The opening text of "The Devil Inside" (For the record, the pope didn't get to see this exorcism movie. It was shown to critics only the night before it opened theatrically, largely to bypass scathing reviews)



"The Iron Lady"

"Joyful Noise"


Jan. 20

"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"


"Red Tails"

"Underworld Awakening"

Jennifer Saunders, the co-creator of the BBC's award-winning series "Absolutely Fabulous," is planning a feature-film version of the television show, according to various Internet reports. The comedy, first aired on the BBC in 1992, features Saunders as Eddy, along with her sidekick Patsy, played by Joanna Lumley. The show, which returned for a Christmas special last month, has been off the air for six years. The Christmas special garnered around 9 million viewers. According to reports, Saunders said she is "definitely going to do" a movie version. Meanwhile, "Ab Fab" has a trio of anniversary specials on BBC America, the first of which premiered Jan. 8.

BOX OFFICE (last week's totals): 1. The Devil Inside ($34.5 million); 2. Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol ($20.5 million); 3. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ($14.1 million); 4. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo ($11.3 million); 5. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked ($9.5 million); 6. War Horse ($8.6 million); 7. We Bought a Zoo ($8.5 million); 8. The Adventures of Tintin ($6.6 million); 9. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy ($5.8 million); 10. New Year's Eve ($3.3 million)