Who would have thought Beverly Hills Chihuahua, a Disney family-friendly dog movie, would not only beat the team of Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio and Ridley Scott, but haul in an impressive $17 million in its second weekend of release? To put it bluntly, Body of Lies tanked, something that was totally unexpected given its star power. Audiences haven't warmly embraced any war film released over the past few years, and even the drawing power of DiCaprio and Crowe couldn't sell this drama. The Express also fumbled the ball, scoring a measly $4.7 million.

Top 10 Films for the Weekend Ending Oct 12 (Estimates)
1) Beverly Hills Chihuahua - $17,500,000
2) Quarantine - $14,200,000
3) Body of Lies - $13,100,000
4) Eagle Eye - $11,100,000
5) Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist - $6,500,000
6) The Express - $4,700,000
7) Nights in Rodanthe - $4,600,000
8) Appaloosa - $3,300,000
9) The Duchess - $3,300,000
10) City of Ember - $3,200,000
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The cast of the Screen Gems thriller Quarantine hit the red carpet for the film's premiere at Knott's Scary Farm, a suitably creepy locale for hosting the horror movie. Celebs and special invited guests had to manuever their way down the red carpet while some creepy-looking zombies attempted to scare shrieks of fright out of them. After making their way past the zombies, Quarantine premiere guests had to navigate through a spooky maze before finally finding safety in the theater. As the stars of the film were making their way past the zombies, they stopped to chat up Quarantine.

Exclusively on About.com - Quarantine Interviews

Jennifer Carpenter on Quarantine and Horror Movies

Columbus Short Discusses Quarantine

Jay Hernandez Talks Quarantine

Johnathon Schaech on His Porn 'Stache in Quarantine

Interviews with Marin Hinkle, Doug Jones and Filmmaking Brothers John Erick and Drew Dowdle

And Photos from the Red Carpet

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One of the best things about covering movie premieres is the chance to snag an interview with a random celeb who's shown up to take in the screening. The random celeb I was on the watch for at the RocknRolla premiere was Kellan Lutz, 'Emmett Cullen' in Twilight. I admit it - I'm a Twilight fan. I've read all four of Stephenie Meyer's teen vampire romance books and, yes, Twilight is the movie I'm most looking forward to seeing in November (Quantum of Solace is a close, close second).

Lutz strolled the red carpet at RocknRolla's LA premiere and he was definitely enthusiastic about talking about Twilight. He was also up for talking about one of my personal favorite shows from this past summer - Generation Kill. Watch the Interview (or Read the Transcript)

More on Twilight

Twilight Soundtrack Features Paramore and Muse
- And Edward Cullen...Robert Pattinson

The Final Theatrical Trailer Makes Its Debut
- Featuring Rescues and Kissing and Lots of Close Talking

Brand New Photos from Twilight
- With Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson

Twilight's Latest Poster is Revealed
- And It's Not That Different from the First One

It's Guy Ritchie's latest film, an action comedy that marks his return to Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels form. A sprinkling of cast members - Gerard Butler, Thandie Newton, and Idris Elba - showed up in LA for a special screening of the film, which has already had a batch of premieres around the world. And while writer/director Ritchie is busy with Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law, and couldn't be there to celebrate with his cast, producer Joel Silver was on hand to talk about working with Ritchie on both RocknRolla and Sherlock Holmes.

Exclusively on About.com - RocknRolla Interviews

Gerard Butler on RocknRolla and His Interesting Sex Scene

Idris Elba Tries to Explain His Character's Name

Thandie Newton and Joel Silver Explain Guy Ritchie's Appeal

And Photos from the RocknRolla Red Carpet

_{(Photos © Richard Chavez)}