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‘Get Smart’ Debuts at No.1 at Box Office

Published: 6/22/08 at 8:26 PM
Written By: Irene Ogrodnik
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(andPOP) - “Get Smart” topped the box office this weekend, opening with $39.2 million, according to Exhibitor Relations, reports E! News.

“Get Smart” is the first big-screen crack at the 1980s sitcom classic “The Nude Bomb” and in three days alone the movie adaptation starring Steve Carell took in nearly three times what the sitcom grossed in its entire
run.

Topping of the top three spots of the box office were “Kung Fu Panda” in second place with $21.7 million, while last week’s number one, “The Incredible Hulk” fell to third place with $21.6 million.

The highly promoted “The Love Guru” failed to win over audiences’ hearts and the comedy starring Mike Myers opened in fourth place with $14 million.



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