Sony Pictures Animation invited members of the press to a special Surf’s Up event at their studios in Hollywood. Stepping into Sony’s Soundstage 18 was like taking a mini-vacation to Hawaii. The studio went all out in making the building over into a Hawaiian luau setting, complete with surfboards and tropical plants and flowers. And what luau would be complete without a penguin or two posing for pics? What? You didn’t know penguins, Hawaii and surfboards are all interconnected? Well, according to the story told in the animated Surf’s Up film (which catches a wave into theaters on June 8th), penguins actually invented the sport and excel at hanging 10…or actually that should read hanging ‘6’. Read On...

More on Surf's Up:

• Surf's Up Photo Gallery


• Poster for Surf's Up

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A Batch of New Posters

Are We Done Yet? Poster

The Condemned Poster

Disturbia Poster

First Snow Poster

In the Land of Women Poster

Lonely Hearts Poster

Pathfinder Poster

Perfect Stranger Poster

Vacancy Poster

Box Office Report - March 23-25
300 lost its hold on first place to another Warner Bros Pictures film, TMNT. The first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film to be a CGI creation rather than actors in Turtles costumes did better than the live-action installments, hauling in $24 million and knocking the action epic 300 into second place. The Mark Wahlberg thriller Shooter finished third, however the rest of the weekend's new releases didn't fare quite as well. Audiences all but ignored Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle's post-9/11 drama, Reign Over Me as well as the Terrence Howard/Bernie Mac film, Pride.

Top 10 Films for the Weekend Ending 3/25/07:
1) TMNT - $24,255,205
2) 300 - $19,862,491
3) Shooter - $14,523,571
4) Wild Hogs - $13,850,542
5) The Last Mimzy - $10,024,819
6) The Hills Have Eyes 2 - $9,686,3620
7) Premonition - $9,562,739
8) Reign Over Me - $7,460,690
9) Pride - $3,533,300
10) Dead Silence - $3,440,415
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