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After several action-packed outings, Will Smith has decided to return to comedy Ð and moviegoers welcomed him back with open arms over the weekend. "Hitch," starring the one-time rapper as a 'date doctor,' debuted in top spot at the U.S. box office, grossing an estimated $45.3 million. Coming in second with $10.8 million was "Boogeyman," an eery feature about a man returning home to confront the terrors of his childhood. Ice Cube's surprise hit "Are We There Yet?" continued its strong run with $8.5 million. The rapper stars as a man who drives his girlfriend's children to see her during the holidays Ð with hilarious results. Next with $7.58 million was "Million Dollar Baby," starring Clint Eastwood as a boxing trainer who takes on a female protg. Rounding out the top five with $6.01 million was "Pooh's Heffalump Movie," starring the adorable Winnie the Pooh and his animated friends. Rounding out the top ten were: "The Wedding Date" ($5.6 million); "Hide and Seek" ($5.55 million); "Sideways" ($4.75 million); "The Aviator" ($4.64 million); and "Meet the Fockers" ($3.4 million).
