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LOS ANGELES — Movie crowds kept up their holiday spirit as Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn’s comedy “Four Christmases” rang up $18.2 million to lead the box office for a second straight weekend. The Warner Bros. flick raised its 12-day total to $70.8 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
The vampire romance “Twilight” took in $13.2 million, while the animated “Bolt” was third with $9.7 million.
Ron Howard’s drama “Frost/Nixon” had a huge debut in limited release, taking in $180,147 in three theaters, averaging a whopping $60,049 a cinema. That compares to a $5,451 average in 3,335 theaters for “Four Christmases.” The Associated Press
