Here are the figures for the past weekend, arranged from those that owe the highest percentage of their take to the Canadian box office to those that owe the lowest.
Rambo — CDN $4,550,000 — N.AM $40,110,000 — 11.3%
27 Dresses — CDN $7,190,000 — N.AM $69,937,000 — 10.3%
Juno — CDN $11,510,000 — N.AM $124,090,000 — 9.3%
Step Up 2: The Streets — CDN $2,390,000 — N.AM $26,267,000 — 9.1%
Definitely, Maybe — CDN $1,120,000 — N.AM $12,872,000 — 8.7%
The Bucket List — CDN $6,890,000 — N.AM $81,085,000 — 8.5%
Fool’s Gold — CDN $3,350,000 — N.AM $42,035,000 — 7.9%
The Spiderwick Chronicles — CDN $1,670,000 — N.AM $21,429,000 — 7.8%
Jumper — CDN $2,550,000 — N.AM $33,850,000 — 7.5%
There Will Be Blood — CDN $2,100,000 — N.AM $31,000,000 — 6.8%
A couple of discrepancies: Rambo and There Will Be Blood were #9 and #10 on the Canadian chart, respectively (they were #13 and #12 in North America as a whole), while Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins and Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour were #6 and #9 on the North American chart, respectively (the former film was nowhere in the Canadian Top 20, and the latter film was #17 in Canada).
