Harry Potter Magic!

Harry Potter, the boy wizard has worked his magic again at the box office. Over the 3-day Thanks-Giving weekend "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" took in nearly 55 million dollars over the 3-day Thanksgiving weekend to remain the top movie in the country. The film's 10-day total now tops 201 (m) million dollars.

The Johnny Cash bio-pic "Walk the Line" remains in second place with nearly 20 million. Dennis Quaid and Rene Russo's family flick "Yours, Mine and Ours" overcame bad reviews to finish third with 17-and-a-half million. The animated tale "Chicken Little" held up strongly at number four, followed by the debut of "Rent," the adaptation of the Broadway musical sensation, in fifth.

The good news is that overall the box office receipts are up nearly 3% over last year's holiday weekend.