"Illuminati" captivated moviegoers.

At a Vatican thriller movie walking you do not seem to convert - this demonstrates the success of "Illuminati": both Germany and in America was the Dan Brown adaptation clear box-office leader.

 

It growls and bangs at the Box Office: Pyromane rogue who complained about the Vatican hermachen; cosmic heroes, the extraterrestrial fight battles; mutants who want to claw the world - that is the way to success in the films of the season.

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"Illuminati" star Hanks: Topping the Box Office

On America's box office winner Ron Howard at the weekend thriller
"Illuminati". Tom Hanks plays the character Robert Langdon specialists, from the fiery Menetekeln dark conspiracy plans reads.

48 million U.S. dollars came to the start of the film together - much less than the first part, the "Da Vinci Code - Da Vinci Code", 2006, with the incredible 77 million U.S. dollars was started shakedown results.

Afterwards gebeamt American moviegoers have the
"Star Trek" movie series by Inventor JJ Abrams ( "Lost," "Alias"). On the second weekend played Weltraummär to Kirk, Spock and Sulu additional 43 million U.S. dollars one.

It followed a confrontation the hairy mutants with various counterparts in
"X-Men Origins: Wolverine" (14.8 million U.S. dollars), the romantic comedy "The Womanizer - the night of ex-girlfriends" (6.9 million U.S. dollars) and an infusion of the sexist film classic "A disastrous affair."

This is the strip, however, "Obsessed". In the main role of the pop star Beyoncé Knowles defensive wife, the husband and family against a rival libidinös lost must defend.

Germany also believes in the Vatican and Tom Hanks and what a genre-craftsmen, such as director Ron Howard can make from them. "Illuminati", launched in 804 cinemas, came to around one million visitors.

Second place for the Schlitzohr and his teammates Spock from "Star Trek" (200,000 visitors), followed by the Teen Schmonzetten "17 Again" (160,000 cinema-goers), "Wolverine" (85,000 visitors) and the Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire" (on the ninth weekend still 40.000 spectators).

Overall, these were 1.9 million cinema-goers - despite
Grand Prix and great weather.