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Culture: Action speaks louder
Mark Wahlberg, the poor man's Matt Damon, managed to fool enough Australians at the weekend that Shooter wasn't just a poor man's Bourne Identity, with the result that his action thriller became the most popular movie in cinemas. Its box office takings of $1.47 million finally knocked Mr Bean's Holiday ($1.18 million, total $15.2 million) off the top spot. The Spartan story 300 stayed in third position ($1.17 million, total $11.9 million), and Halle Berry's latest embarrassment, Perfect Stranger, earned $989,000 from people who hadn't read the reviews.
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Mark Wahlberg is funny! Havent seen the new movie, but I do plan too. Loved 'The big Hit' and Entourage.