The question is whether it has staying power, because if all those squealing fans who went to see it hated it, the second one might not be able to do quite so well. And if they don't all see it multiple times, it might not be able to make the kind of money that, say, a Harry Potter or a Batman is capable of.

It was a close race for the second spot of the week, with Quantum of Solace squeaking it out with $27.4 million over Bolt's $27 million. That puts Quantum, the latest Bond movie, at $109.5 million after only two weekends. Bolt's take proved that there's room for a kids' movie on any weekend against virtually any competition. In fact, movies for kids or teens or tweens continued to be hot on down the box office chart, with Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa making another $16 million, good enough for fourth for the weekend and $137.5 overall in its third week. Kids and tweens kept High School Musical 3: Senior Year in the mix, too, as it brought in another $2 million in seventh place.

The top 10:

1. Twilight, $70,553,000 (first week)
2. Quantum Of Solace, $27,400,000 ($109,483,000 in two weeks)
3. Bolt, $27,000,000 (first week)
4. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, $16,000,000 ($137,447,000 in three weeks)
5. Role Models, $7,229,000 ($48,037,000 in three weeks)
6. Changeling, $2,643,000 ($31,613,000 in five weeks)
7. High School Musical 3: Senior Year, $2,006,000 ($86,821,000 in five weeks)
8. Zack and Miri Make a Porno, $1,700,000 ($29,350,000 in four weeks)
9. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, $1,673,000 ($2,653,000 in three weeks)
10. The Secret Life of Bees, $1,275,000 ($35,649,000 in six weeks)