Yes Man starring Jim Carrey,debuted at No. 1 at the box office

The Warner Bros comedy 'Yes Man,' starring Jim Carrey,debuted at No. 1 at the box office this weekend with $18.2 million, studio estimates showed Sunday.

Yes Man, starring Jim Carrey is a mildly funny comedy with a message. A guy challenges himself to say "yes" to everything for an entire year! This movie has a rating of 7.2


Coming in second place was Will Smith's 'Seven Pounds,' which made an estimated $16 million in weekend earnings. Smith stars with Rosario Dawson and Woody Harrelson Sony's movie about an IRS agent with a fateful secret who embarks on an extraordinary journey of redemption by forever changing the lives of seven strangers.


In third place was Universal Pictures' 'The Tale of Despereaux,' which made an estimated $10.5 million. The movie – featuring the voices of Matthew Broderick, Frances Conroy, Dustin Hoffman and Kevin Kline.

'The Day the Earth Stood Still,' a contemporary reinvention of 20th Century Fox's 1951 sci-fi classic, took the No. 4 spot with an estimated $10.2 million.

Finishing No. 5 was Warner Bros' romantic comedy 'Four Christmases,' which brought in an estimated $7.7 million.


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Will Smith's Love-Scene in 'Seven Pounds'

Will Smith plays a conflicted man with a mysterious secret who decides to help seven strangers in the dramatic love story 'Seven Pounds.' In his new movie, Will lost his onscreen virginity to Rosario and guess what married Will was nervous while going through with it!

"I was very happy to lose my onscreen virginity to Rosario," says Will, who adds that wife Jada Pinkett Smith wasn't bothered at all by their love scene. "Jada said, 'Listen, you better not embarrass me, okay? You better show 'em what you're workin' with.'"
"He was extremely nervous and very shy," says Rosario about Will. "To see that sensitivity be a part of him is so beautiful and endearing to me."

In the film, Will plays Ben Thomas, an IRS agent who embarks on an extraordinary journey of redemption by forever changing the lives of seven strangers.

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Smith confirms his rumored Open Marriage Policy

Hancock star Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith have been rumored for years to have a very open marriage but it was never confirmed by the couple – at least until now.
Will Smith says "Our perspective is, you don't avoid what's natural and you're going to be attracted to people."

As one of Hollywood’s most powerful couples, the Smith’s 10 year marriage rivals that of many Hollywood relationships that have since fizzled out.
According to the magazine Smith says their open marriage has been in place since day one of their marriage. "In our marriage vows, we didn't say 'forsaking all others'. We said you will never hear I did something afterwards'. Because if that happens the relationship is destroyed."
The “Hancock” star goes on to say "if it came down to it, then one would say to the other: 'Look, I need to have sex with somebody. Now, I'm not going to if you don't approve of it'."

Smith said that having lots of sex with each other also helps their marriage.

Today many committed couples opt for an open relationship... But the problem is many people tend to experience jealousy at some point at time... you should be able to handle these situations if you go for this one... no doubt its a good area to develop your personal growth and outside friendships. Well we wish all the best to Mr Hancock though.

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