Over the Christmas holiday, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey kept the top spot while Django Unchained and Les Miserables had strong openings.

The Hobbit set a new December opening weekend record but coming out of one of the most successful film trilogies ever, it fell a little short of loft expectations.

One of the slowest weekends of the year allowed Skyfall to retake the top of the box office in it’s fifth week out while Gerard Butler had his second bomb in a row.

The two new releases bombed at the box office this weekend, leaving the list relatively unchanged from the previous week, with Breaking Dawn Part 2 still on the top.

Breaking Dawn Part 2, Skyfall and Lincoln led the best Thanksgiving weekend ever at the box office.

Twilight not surprisingly won the box office over the weekend while Skyfall remained strong and Lincoln befitted greatly from it’s expansion to wide release.

Skyfall had the best Bond opening weekend ever, which makes sense since it’s one of the best Bond movies ever.

Wreck it Ralph had the best opening for Disney Animation Studio while Robert Zemeckis also had a solid return to live action at the box office this weekend.

Pretty much bombing across the board were the new releases and Paranormal Activity 4 got absolutely 0 boost from the pre-Halloween weekend, letting Argo sweep in and take the number on spot in it’s third week out.

Paranormal Activity 4 took the top spot at the box office this weekend but the series might be losing strength as it had the lowest opening ever for the franchise while Tyler Perry also had the weakest opening of his career.