Coming in third place was the new animated movie The Tale of Despereaux. With an all-star cast, including Mathew Broderick as the lead, big-eared mouse and Emma "Hermione Granger" Watson as the princess, it managed to pull in $10.5 million, which is nowhere near what its thematic predecessor Ratatouille did on its opening weekend -- or Bolt, Madagascar 2 or Kung Fu Panda for that matter. (Although, like everything else, it did beat Delgo.)

Despereaux did, however, manage to "squeak" out a victory (get it?) over The Day the Earth Stood Still, which had a 66% decline this week, probably due to some foul word of mouth (or Keanu backlash?), and only pulled in $10.1 million. And Four Christmases rounded out the top 5, breaking $100 million and making the possibility of a sequel a lot more likely.

The rest of the Top Ten:

1. Yes Man ($18,160,000 in first week)
2. Seven Pounds ($16,000,000 in first week)
3. The Tale of Despereaux ($10,507,000 in first week)
4. The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) ($10,150,000; two-week total $48,627,000)
5. Four Christmases ( $7,745,000; four-week total $100,154,000)
6. Twilight ($5,227,000; five-week total $158,461,000)
7. Bolt ($4,256,000; five-week total $95,009,000)
8. Slumdog Millionaire ($3,150,000; six-week total $12,134,000)
9. Australia ($2,325,000; four-week total $41,947,000)
10. Quantum of Solace ($2,150,000; six-week total $161,300,000)

What did you see this weekend? What did you like?