Liam Neeson continues his string of early year action hits with The Grey easily taking the number one spot at the box office this weekend.

People still apparently like the Underworld franchise as it was the number one movie at the box office, followed by Red Tails and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close got a massive bump from it’s wide release.

Contraband took the top spot at the box office this weekend while The Devil Inside plummeted to sixth place with the 19th biggest drop off in history.

A shockingly big debut for the, by all accounts horrible, The Devil Inside was the big story of the weekend while Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy finally went wide and made it into the top ten.

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol stayed at the top of the box office over the weekend while New Year’s Eve got a slight bump from it’s namesake holiday.

How did all SEVEN of the new releases fare at the box office this weekend? Click through to find out.

Sherlock Holmes 2 managed to take the top spot at the box office this weekend, but underperformed compared to the original while MI4 is off to a great start with it’s limited IMAX debut.

New Year’s Eve technically “won” the box office this weekend but it was the slowest weekend in three years and only New Year’s Eve made over $10 million.

With literally no new movies, Twilight maintained it’s spot at #1 over the weekend while The Descendants is steadily gaining more theaters and moving up the top ten.

A trio of family films debuted over the Thanksgiving weekend and while Muppets came the closest, none of them were able to beat Breaking Dawn Part 2 at the box office.