Below are the top 12 weekend final numbers from the North American box office:

1. The Proposal - $33,627,598
2. The Hangover - $26,753,473
3. Up - $23,492,677
4. Year One - $19,610,304
5. The Taking Of Pelham 1 2 3 - $12,034,899
6. Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian - $7,807,185
7. Star Trek - $5,511,434
8. Land Of The Lost - $4,358,945
9. Imagine That - $3,290,227
10. Terminator Salvation - $3,284,230
11. Angels & Demons - $2,820,196
12. Drag Me To Hell - $1,974,375

Overall, the Box Office was up 9.5% on last weekend's total gross.

Business at the box office this weekend was spread out among a number of new films and holdovers.

Registering a big win in top spot is Sandra Bullock with THE PROPOSAL, earning a fabulous $33.6M for its opening weekend. Given bullock's track record in the past decade of $15-20M openers, this is a huge boost for her star power, although some might argue that her co-star Ryan Reynolds may have helped a little. The film cost a small $40M, making it an instant winner.

Second spot goes to one of the surprise powerhouse performers of the year, THE HANGOVER, which managed to pull in a further $26.7M and lose only 18.4% of its audience from last weekend. The film has earned a mammoth $152M domestically against a tiny $35M budget and will likely be the biggest return on investment for 2009.

Landing in third spot is Disney/Pixar's UP which continues to pull in great numbers, adding a further $23.4M over the weekend to take its domestic tally to $226M. Against a $175M budget, the film is now enjoying the spoils of profit, as Disney/Pixar have with all their previous animated releases.

The second opener for the weekend is the not so spectacular YEAR ONE which managed a decent if not that great $19.6M. This amount is right in line with Jack Black's previous efforts, however, this one cost around $60M to make and given word of mouth is less than average, the film will have trouble recouping its budget back domestically.

THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2 3 sufferred a blow this weekend against all the new competition (and itself perhaps), losing 48.5% of its audience to land in fifth spot with $12M. The film cost $100M and has only earned $44M thus far, making it one of Denzel Washington's less than good performers.

NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN continues to chug along, earning $7.8M to take its total to $156M and thus passing its production budget of $150M. Technically now in the black, the film has still not performed to the lofty heights of its predecessor and the jury will be out as to whether or not there will be further films in the franchise.

STAR TREK finds itself in the same position as last weekend, seventh, earning a strong $5.5M to take its grand total to $240M. The film actually increased its audience by 1% from last weekend and is still currently the highest grossing film of 2009, although it will likely acquiese to other titles such as UP and the upcoming TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN.

The only other story of note is that TERMINATOR SALVATION will spend its last weekend in the top 10, landing in tenth spot with a paltry $3.2M this weekend. The film has only managed $119M domestically against a $200M budget and has killed the franchise.

The US Box Office took in a total of $144,565,543 for the whole of the weekend 19-21 June 2009.