Well what do you know… maybe people really do want to see big budget blockbusters all year round. Doug Liman’s Jumper cashed in at the box office this weekend, amassing $27 million even though critics had almost unanimously panned it. I suppose this means there’s a good chance that a sequel will be happening after all. In the #2 position, somewhat surprisingly, was Step Up 2 The Streets (these dance movies seem to be performing consistently well). The Spiderwick Chronicles was a close #3, with just over $19 million, while Fool’s Gold and Definitely, Maybe, the two most obvious Valentine’s Day date movies, did mediocre business at #4 and #5 respectively. Juno is still hanging in the top 10, and incidentally so is The Bucket List, if you can believe it.

1. Jumper — $27.2M
2. Step Up 2 the Streets — $19.7M
3. The Spiderwick Chronicles — $19.1M
4. Fool’s Gold — $13.1M
5. Definitely, Maybe — $9.69M
6. Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins — $8.88M
7. Juno — $4.62M
8. The Bucket List — $4.11M
9. Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour — $3.29M
10. 27 Dresses — $3.17M