EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY SUNDAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $12,644,100, $3,300 PTA [$45,324,100 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $10,533,600, $2,910 PTA [$137,378,600 cume]
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks (Fox) — $9,320,250, $2,664 PTA [$84,692,250 cume]
4. NEW Charlie Wilson’s War (Universal) — $3,200,00, $1,243 PTA [$9,728,060 cume]
5. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $2,512,560, $2,012 PTA [$9,250,720 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $2,030,400, $827 PTA [$6,595,400 cume]
7. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $1,764,900, $598 PTA [$49,067,900 cume]
8. Enchanted (Disney) — $1,513,200, $550 PTA [$98,521,200 cume]
9. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $1,232,650, $465 PTA [$4,117,650 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $1,045,500, $3,439 PTA [$6,280,500 cume]
11. Atonement (Focus) — $634,950, $2,138 PTA [$5,736,950 cume]
12. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $630,200, $516 PTA [$36,813,200 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $399,330, $1,059 PTA [$1,875,330 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $68,162, $1,136 PTA [$773,060 cume]
* The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — $43,848, $1,329 PTA [$414,908 cume]
* NEW Steep (Sony Classics) — $8,055, $474 PTA [$24,864 cume]
* NEW Blonde Ambition (First Look) — $466, $58 PTA [$1,345 cume]
* NEW Flakes (IFC Films) — $39, $39 PTA [$211 cume]

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS REVISED 3-DAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $45,792,400, $11,950 PTA [$45,792,400 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $34,239,920, $9,458 PTA [$137,504,293 cume]
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks (Fox) — $28,934,900, $8,269 PTA [$84,801,697 cume]
4. NEW Charlie Wilson’s War (Universal) — $9,763,270, $3,793 PTA [$9,763,270 cume]
5. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $9,352,720, $7,568 PTA [$9,452,720 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $6,809,600, $2,775 PTA [$6,809,600 cume]
7. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $4,480,050, $1,517 PTA [$48,918,301 cume]
8. Enchanted (Disney) — $4,198,400, $1,526 PTA [$98,396,793 cume]
9. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $4,052,250, $1,529 PTA [$4,052,250 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $3,220,900, $10,595 PTA [$6,205,576 cume]
11. Atonement (Focus) — $1,993,800, $6,713 PTA [$5,806,176 cume]
12. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $1,760,950, $1,441 PTA [$36,778,729 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $1,150,790, $3,052 PTA [$1,851,675 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $202,361, $3,373 PTA [$779,352 cume]
* The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — $130,800, $3,964 PTA [$423,251 cume]
* NEW Steep (Sony Classics) — $24,381, $1,434 PTA [$24,381 cume]
* NEW Blonde Ambition (First Look) — $1,122, $140 PTA [$1,122 cume]
* NEW Flakes (IFC Films) — $172, $172 PTA [$172 cume]

SUNDAY MORNING: Nicolas Cage's National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) was down on Saturday from its enthusiastic Friday opening. The return of treasure hunter Ben Gates added an estimated $16.9 million (PTA: $4,410). Considering that Monday is Christmas Eve, and a holiday for most Americans, the question now becomes how the weekend box office will play out.

My sources are telling me that today (Sunday) will play more like a Saturday, but to keep in mind that many moviegoers are wrapping up their Christmas shopping. Given that, I am penciling in a 5 percent Sunday drop, which would put Treasure right at $50 million for the three-day run-up to Christmas Eve and Christmas. That's down from my original estimate, released Friday night ($59.2 million — scroll down for additional details), but will still mark the best opening weekend of Cage's career.

I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) continues to hold up quite well, with an estimated $12.9 million on Saturday, and a likely $35.58 million for the weekend. The surprise blockbuster Alvin and the Chipmunks (20th Century Fox) is third for the day with $11.2 million, and also for the three-day, with $30.5 million. That lifts the live action/animation hybrid past the $75 million mark in domestic sales.

Saturday saw mixed results for the other big openers. The Tom Hanks/Julia Roberts vehicle Charlie Wilson's War (Universal), directed by Mike Nichols, was fourth on Saturday, but failed to catch Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Dreamworks/Paramount) in the weekend race. Charlie was up 36 percent to $3.8 million on its second day, while the clearly front-loaded Sweeney slumped by 11 percent to $3.4 million. The Tim Burton-directed Broadway musical adaptation will have banked $10.1 million by Sunday night, compared to the Aaron Sorkin-written political yarn, which will finish the weekend with $9.9 million.

P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.), with $2.26 million Saturday and a three-day of $6.64 million, and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony), with $1.51 million on day two and a $4.3 million weekend, remain huge disappointments. Meanwhile Fox Searchlight's Juno is huge at its 304 with an estimated three-day of $3.35 million, good for tenth place.

It's very quiet on the specialty front, but Jessica Simpson's Blonde Ambition (First Look) remains an embarrassment for Dallas Cowboy quarterback Tony Romo's current "squeeze." The film had a PTA of just $62 on its eight screens in Texas on Saturday. That equates to about eight tickets sold at each location, and the movie will finish the weekend with $1,251 and a three-day PTA of $227. That's a disaster for the woman being called the "Yoko Ono of the Dallas Cowboys."

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY SATURDAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $16,899,300, $4,410 PTA [$33,969,300 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $12,916,800, $3,568 PTA [$127,221,800 cume]
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks (Fox) — $11,272,800, $3,222 PTA [$75,679,800 cume]
4. NEW Charlie Wilson’s War (Universal) — $3,814,800, $1,482 PTA [$6,619,800 cume]
5. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $3,426,500, $2,743 PTA [$7,276,500 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $2,265,600, $923 PTA [$4,625,600 cume]
7. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $1,752,000, $593 PTA [$47,390,000 cume]
8. Enchanted (Disney) — $1,637,500, $595 PTA [$97,085,500 cume]
9. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $1,519,800, $574 PTA [$3,009,800 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $1,241,600, $4,084 PTA [$5,196,600 cume]
11. Atonement (Focus) — $798,000, $2,687 PTA [$5,135,000cume]
12. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $705,600, $577 PTA [$36,203,600 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $480,000, $1,273 PTA [$1,501,000 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $84,150, $1,403 PTA [$704,898 cume]
* The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — $50,400, $1,527 PTA [$371,060 cume]
* NEW Steep (Sony Classics) — $8,055, $474 PTA [$16,810 cume]
* NEW Blond Ambition (First Look) — $495, $62 PTA [$879 cume]
* NEW Flakes (IFC Films) — $79, $79 PTA [$172 cume]

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS REVISED 3-DAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $50,023,635, $12,787 PTA [$49,000,000 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $35,581,920, $9,829 PTA [$138,846,920 cume]
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks (Fox) — $30,521,960, $8,723 PTA [$86,388,960 cume]
4. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $10,189,025, $8,158 PTA [$10,189,025 cume]
5. NEW Charlie Wilson’s War (Universal) — $9,900,528, $3,846 PTA [$9,900,528 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $6,641,984, $2,707 PTA [$6,641,984 cume]
7. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $4,423,680, $1,498 PTA [$48,861,680 cume]
8. Enchanted (Disney) — $4,361,250, $1,585 PTA [$98,559,250 cume]
9. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $4,301,630, $1,623 PTA [$4,301,630 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $3,353,872, $11,032 PTA [$6,338,872 cume]
11. Atonement (Focus) — $2,009,280, $6,765 PTA [$5,821,280 cume]
12. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $1,785,360, $1,461 PTA [$36,803,360 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $1,198,400 $3,179 PTA [$1,899,400 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $196,470, $3,275 PTA [$772,218 cume]
* The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — $123,744, $3,750 PTA [$414,404 cume]
* NEW Steep (Sony Classics) — $22,448, $1,320 PTA [$$22,448 cume]
* NEW Blonde Ambition (First Look) — $1,251, $156 PTA [$1,251 cume]
* NEW Flakes (IFC Films) — $172, $172 PTA [$172 cume]

FRIDAY NIGHT: The role of treasure hunter Ben Gates has vaulted Nicolas Cage to his single best day ever at the box office, and he will also receive an early Christmas present: his all-time best opening weekend. National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) has racked up an estimated $18.5 million on its opening day, and the sequel to the 2004 hit is headed for a projected $59.2 million by Monday morning. It's been a good year for Cage with both Ghost Rider and Book of Secrets (although his April film Next was a monstrous flop, with a cume of just $18 million domestic). Today's performance eclipses his previous single day best of $17.3 million on February 17 of this year with Ghost Rider.

ALL-TIME TOP 5 BOX OFFICE DAYS FOR NICOLAS CAGE
1. Dec. 21, 2007 — National Treasure: Book of Secrets, $18.5 million (Estimate)
2. Feb. 17, 2007 — Ghost Rider, $17.3 million
3. Feb. 16, 2007 — Ghost Rider, $15.4 million
4. Nov. 20, 2004 — National Treasure, $14.5 million
5. Nov. 29, 2004 — National Treasure, $12.9 million
6. Nov. 27, 2004 — National Treasure, $12.68 million
7. Feb. 18, 2007 — Ghost Rider, $12.63 million
8. Nov. 19, 2004 — National Treasure, $11.1 million
9. June 7, 1996 — The Rock, $10.2 million
10. June 6, 1997 — Con Air, $9.9 million

Despite a decidedly lukewarm critical response (it has a rating of just 35 percent fresh at Rotten Tomatoes), Book of Secrets will likely finish with just shy of $60 million, marking the best three-day of Cage's career and topping the opening weekend of the first Treasure film by 40 percent.

ALL-TIME TOP 10 NICOLAS CAGE OPENING WEEKENDS
1. National Treasure: Book of Secrets — $59.2 million (Estimate)
2. Ghost Rider — $45.3 million
3. National Treasure — $35.1 million
4. Gone in 60 Seconds — $25.3 million
5. The Rock — $25 million
6. Con Air — $24.1 million
7. Face/Off — $23.3 million
8. World Trade Center — $18.7 million
9. Snake Eyes — $16.3 million
10. City of Angels — $15.3 million

If the number holds, Book of Secrets will deliver the all-time No. 5 December opening, coming in ahead of recent year-end blockbusters like King Kong, the first Lord of the Rings movie and Meet the Fockers. After a disastrous September and October, the movie business rebounded nicely in November, and now, 2007 is going out with a bang. Treasure joins December releases I Am Legend and Alvin and the Chipmunks on the list.

ALL-TIME TOP 10 DECEMBER OPENING WEEKENDS
1. I Am Legend — $77.2 million
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King — $72.6 million
3. The Chronicles of Narnia — $66.5 million
4. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers — $62 million
5. National Treasure: Book of Secrets — $59.2M (Estimate)
6. King Kong — $50.1 million
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring — $47.2 million
8. Meet the Fockers — $46.1 million
9. Alvin and the Chipmunks — $44.3 million
10. Ocean's Twelve — $39.1 million

Meanwhile, last week's top two performers are showing no signs of slowing down. Will Smith's I Am Legend grabbed another $13.25 million on Friday, and it should finish the weekend with an estimated $41 million. That would give the third film version of Richard Matheson's seminal novel   the fifth-best 10-day gross of the year.

TOP 10 10-DAY GROSSES OF 2007
1. Spider-Man 3 — $240.2 million
2. Harry Potter and  the Order of the Phoenix — $185.5 million
3. Shrek the Third — $185.1 million
4. Transformers — $180.5 million
5. I Am Legend — $144.3 million
6. The Bourne Ultimatu million — $131.5 million
7. 300 — $129.1 million
8. The Simpsons Movie — $128 million
9. Ratatouille — $109.5 million
10. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer — $97.4 million

The animation/live action mix of Alvin benefited from the fact that lots of school kids are already off for Christmas, and the family film generated a very chippy $9.15 million on Friday. Fox's critters are headed for a very strong three-day of $32 million, representing a drop of less than 30 percent from opening weekend.

Dreamworks's Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street opened at just 1,249 locations, but it has still managed to finish fourth on Friday with an estimated $3.95 million and a PTA of $3,163. Reviews are nothing short of spectacular for the Tim Burton adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim musical with Oscar nominees Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter in the leads. Still, there was real concern at Dreamworks about how to sell the movie.

In some neighborhoods, this is a very bloody adaptation of a classic Broadway musical, and in others, it's a Tim Burton/Johnny Depp horror film with musical numbers. It seems that the Dreamworks marketing team has been able to "thread the needle" by selling to both audiences. This one-of-a-kind movie experience should wrap up the weekend with $12.1 million, which makes it the sixth-strongest opening of Tim Burton's career.

ALL-TIME TOP 10 TIM BURTON OPENINGS
1. Planet of the Apes — $68.5 million
2. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — $56.1 million
3. Batman Returns — $45.6 million
4. Batman — $40.4 million
5. Sleepy Hollow — $30 million
6. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street — $12.1 million (Estimate)
7. Mars Attacks! — $9.3 million
8. Beetlejuice — $8 million
9. Pee Wee's Big Adventure — $4.5 million
10. Tim Burton's Corpse Bride — $390,000

In terms of Per Theatre Average, Sweeney lags well-behind the extremely limited openings of Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood and Big Fish, and it falls shy of his mainstream commercial projects like Planet of the Apes, the Batman movies and Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, though its PTA does compares favorably to Sleepy Hollow.

ALL-TIME TOP 10 TIM BURTON OPENINGS
1. Edward Scissorhands — 2 locations, $79,811 PTA
2. Ed Wood — 2 locations, $35,783 PTA
3. Big Fish — 6 locations, $34,562 PTA
4. Planet of the Apes — 3,500 locations, $19,571 PTA
5. Batman — 2,194 locations, $18,454 PTA
6. Batman Returns — 2,644 locations, $17,279 PTA
7. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — 3,770 locations, $14,901 PTA
8. Sleepy Hollow — 3,064 locations, $9,810M
9. Sweeney Todd — $9,688 PTA (Estimate)
10. Mars Attacks! — 1,955 locations, $4,800 PTA

As far as Broadway musical adaptations go, Sweeney Todd is poised to score the second-best opening in modern box office history:

ALL-TIME TOP 10 OPENING WEEKENDS FOR BROADWAY MUSICAL ADAPTATIONS
1. Hairspray — $27.4M
2. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street — $12.1M (Estimate)
3. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas — $11.8M
4. Rent — $10M
5. Grease — $8.9M
6. The Phantom of the Opera — $4M
7. Little Shop of Horrors — $3.6M
8. Chicago — $2M
9. Annie — $510,000
10. Dreamgirls — $380,000

Charlie Wilson's War was No. 5 Friday, and it'll likely hold that spot when weekend tallies are in, but Universal has botched this release. Tracking indicates that the appeal for this movie is with Females 25 Plus, and that audience is busy with last-minute Christmas shopping this weekend. Inexplicably, somebody at Universal decided to push the release from Christmas Day to Dec. 21, and the result is completely underwhelming. Charlie appears to have generated a tick over $3 million on Friday, and its three-day weekend should finish at about $9.7 million.

When you've got a well-reviewed female-skewing movie with five Golden Globe nominations, an Aaron Sorkin script, Mike Nichols directing and box-office sure things like Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts in lead roles, $9.7 million is a sorry weekend number. In fact, for Hanks, it marks only the 17th-best opening of his career, behind such gems as Turner & Hooch and The 'Burbs and just ahead of the immortally bad Joe Versus the Volcano.

ALL-TIME TOP 20 TOM HANKS LIVE ACTION OPENINGS
1. The Da Vinci Code — $77 million
2. Saving Private Ryan — $30.5 million
3. Catch Me If You Can — $30 million
4. Cast Away — $28.8 million
5. Apollo 13 — $25.3 million
6. Forrest Gump — $24.4 million
7. Road to Perdition — $22 million
8. The Terminal — $19 million
9. You've Got Mail — $18.4 million
10. The Green Mile — $18 million
11. Sleepless in Seattle — $17.2 million
12. A League of Their Own — $13.7 million
13. The Ladykillers — $12.6 million
14. Turner & Hooch — $12.2 million
15. The 'Burbs — $11.1 million
16. Dragnet — $10.5 million
17. Charlie Wilson's War — $9.7 million (Estimate)
18. Joe Versus the Volcano — $9.2 million
19. Big — $8.2 million
20. That Thing You Do! — $6.2 million

Charlie doesn't look much better on Julia's resume. If the $9.7 million number holds, it will be just the 20th-best opening of her legendary career, just ahead of box office turkey Dying Young.

The Hilary Swank romantic comedy P.S. I Love You is a misfire with only $2.25 million on its opening day. It'll likely limp to a disappointing $7.2 million weekend. The distinction of "biggest bomb of the weekend," however, goes to Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony), which crawled to $1.4 million on Friday and, despite a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor (Comedy or Musical) for John C. Reilly, the Judd Apatow-produced and written comedy is targeting only $4.25 million for the three-day.

Three new specialty releases opened to dismal results. Sony Classics's Steep, a spectacular extreme skiing doc, fared best with a $515 PTA at 17 locations on opening day. The Jessica Simpson vehicle, Blonde Ambition (First Look), which opened at eight locations in Texas, had an embarrassing $48 PTA at eight locations on Friday. While Dallas Cowboy fans complain of a "Jessica jinx" after she showed up to support quarterback boyfriend Tony Romo on Sunday and the Cowboy lost ugly to Philadelphia, it seems as though the whole state of Texas is shunning her and her otherwise straight-to-video movie. Ambition could finish with a weekend cume of less than $1,200.

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY FRIDAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $18,500,000, $4,828 PTA [$18,500,000 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $13,250,000, $3,660 PTA [$116,515,293 cume]
3. Alvin & the Chipmunks (20th Century Fox) — $9,150,000, $2,615 PTA [$65,016,797 cume]
4. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $3,950,000, $3,163 PTA [$3,950,000 cume]
5. NEW Charlie Wilson's War (Universal) — $3,050,000, $1,185 PTA [$3,050,000 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $2,250,000, $917 PTA [$2,250,000 cume]
7. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $1,400,000, $528 PTA [$1,400,000 cume]
8. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $1,393,900, $472 PTA [$45,832,260 cume]
9. Enchanted (Disney) — $1,209,308, $439 PTA [$95,407,701 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $758,339, $2,495 PTA [$3,743,015 cume]
11. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $459,000, $884 PTA [$32,590,450 cume]
12. Atonement (Focus) — $455,000, $1,532 PTA [$4,267,375 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $230,000, $610PTA [$930,885 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $45,000, $750 PTA [$621,991 cume]
* The Diving Bell & the Butterfly (Miramax) — $30,000, $909 PTA [$322,451 cume]
* Steep (Sony Classics) — $8,755, $515 PTA [$8,755 cume]
* Blonde Ambition (First Look) — $384, $48 PTA [$384 cume]
* Flakes (IFC Films) — $93, $93 PTA [$93 cume]

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY 3-DAY ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — $59,200,000, $15,449 PTA [$59,200,000 cume]
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — $41,075,000, $11,347 PTA [$144,340,293 cume]
3. Alvin & the Chipmunks (20th Century Fox) — $32,025,000, $9,153 PTA [$87,891,797 cume]
4. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — $12,100,000, $9,688 PTA [$12,100,000 cume]
5. NEW Charlie Wilson's War (Universal) — $9,760,000, $3,792 PTA [$9,760,000 cume]
6. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — $7,200,000, $2,943 PTA [$7,200,000 cume]
7. The Golden Compass (New Line) — $4,739,260, $1,605 PTA [$49,177,511 cume]
8. NEW Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Sony) — $4,250,000, $1,604 PTA [$4,250,000 cume]
9. Enchanted (Disney) — $4,111,647, $1,494 PTA [$98,310,040 cume]
10. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — $2,656,500, $8,738 PTA [$5,641,176 cume]
11. Atonement (Focus) — $1,601,600, $5,393 PTA [$5,413,975 cume]
12. No Country for Old Men (Miramax) — $1,567,500, $1,283 PTA [$36,585,279 cume]
* The Kite Runner (Paramount Vantage) — $782,000, $2,074 PTA [$1,482,885 cume]
* The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — $159,750, $2,663 PTA [$736,741 cume]
* The Diving Bell & the Butterfly (Miramax) — $109,500, $3,318 PTA [$401,951 cume]
* Steep (Sony Classics) — $29,767, $1,751 PTA [$29,767 cume]
* Blonde Ambition (First Look) — $1,190, $149 PTA [$1,190 cume]
* Flakes (IFC Films) — $307, $307 PTA [$307 cume]

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY FRIDAY PTA ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — 3,832 locations, $4,828 PTA
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — 3,620 locations, $3,660 PTA
3. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — 1,249 locations, $3,163 PTA
4. Alvin & the Chipmunks (20th Century Fox) -3,499 locations, $2,615 PTA
5. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — 304 locations, $2,533 PTA
6. Atonement (Focus) — 297 locations, $1,532 PTA
7. NEW Charlie Wilson's War (Universal) — 2,574 locations, $1,185 PTA
8. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — 2,454 locations, $917 PTA
9. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — 33 locations, $909 PTA
10. The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — 60 locations, $750 PTA

EXCLUSIVE FANTASY MOGULS EARLY 3-DAY PTA ESTIMATES
1. NEW National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Disney) — 3,832 locations, $15,449 PTA
2. I Am Legend (Warner Bros.) — 3,620 locations, $11,347 PTA
3. NEW Sweeney Todd (Dreamworks/Paramount) — 1,249 locations, $9,688 PTA
4. Alvin & the Chipmunks (20th Century Fox) -3,499 locations, $9,153 PTA
5. Juno (Fox Searchlight) — 304 locations, $8,738 PTA
6. Atonement (Focus) — 297 locations, $5,393 PTA
7. NEW Charlie Wilson's War (Universal) — 2,574 locations, $3,792 PTA
8. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Miramax) — 33 locations, $3,318 PTA
9. NEW P.S. I Love You (Warner Bros.) — 2,454 locations, $2,934 PTA
10. The Savages (Fox Searchlight) — 60 locations, $2,663 PTA