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"True Grit" seized the reins at the weekend box office with $15 million, taking the No. 1 spot and becoming the first Western to top the $100 million mark since the 1990s.

Relativity Media’s Season of the Witch opened to an estimated $3.7 million from 2,816 theaters at the Friday box office to place No. 3 behind Paramount’s True Grit -- which all but jumped the $100 million mark -- and Universal’s Little Fockers.

No. 2 "True Grit" scores the best ever domestic cume for the Coens; "Black Swan" dances into No. 9 with $8.5 million. Paramount's True Grit finished New Year's weekend with a dazzling domestic cume of $86.8 million, the best ever gross for the Coen brothers and upping the Western's profile as Oscar voters mull their choices.

"True Grit" grossed $4.8 million on Friday, but "Little Fockers" held onto the top spot with $5.1 million.

Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro established themselves as one of the best and most unexpected comedic duos back in 2000 when Meet the Parents hit theaters.

It's where we learned that...

Universal figures "Little Fockers" is more Yuletide fare than summer sizzler. The studio will sit on the recently wrapped comedy sequel until Dec. 22 and instead will unspool two previously unslotted films in swimsuit season.

Harvey Keitel has joined the cast of Universal and Tribeca Prods.' "Meet the Fockers" sequel, "Little Fockers."

Here are all the details on what they're looking for in the third film of the series.

Here at MTV Movies, we’ve been following the status of Ben Stiller’s upcoming “Little Fockers” pretty closely. Maybe we just have an adolescent obsession with curse word puns. Perhaps we need to get out more. Or possibly the prospect of a third entry in the “Meet the Parents” franchise is simply the sort of news ...

How do you create a follow-up to a series of comedies that grossed $846 million worldwide? In the case of the “Meet the Parents” franchise, you pull together as many of the elements from the first two movies as you can, then pray once again to catch box office lightening in a global bottle.