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Denzel Washington continued to demonstrate his star drawing power over the weekend, as his new film "Man on Fire" debuted in top spot at the box office. The tale of a former Marine turned vigilante, which has received mixed reviews, raked in $23 million in the United States. Following in second place with $22 million was the comedy-fantasy "13 going on 30" about a teen who wakes up one day to discover she is now an adult. Quentin Tarantino's new film, "Kill Bill: Vol. 2," slipped from first to third spot, making $10.4 million. Comic book adaptation "The Punisher" came in fourth with $6.1 million; "Home on the Range" fifth with $3.47 million; and "Johnson Family Vacation" sixth with $3.15. Rounding out the top ten were "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" ($3.13 million); "Hellboy" ($3 million); "Ella Enchanted" ($2.71 million); and "Walking Tall" ($2.65 million).
