1. Alice In Wonderland - $17.4M
2. Green Zone - $5M
3. Remember Me - $3.6M
4. She's Out Of My League - $3.3M
5. Our Family Wedding - $2.5M
6. Shutter Island - $2.4M
7. Avatar - $1.67M
8. Brooklyn's Finest - $1.4M
9. Cop Out - $1.26M
10. The Crazies - $1.1M

Despite a wad of new films coming in to the Top 10, Tim Burton's ALICE IN WONDERLAND still dominated top spot by a clear margin, earning an estimated $17.4 million and leaving the remaining films in its wake. The film has earned a solid $164 million domestically, but it did drop 57% on last Friday, which indicates that the lukewarm word of mouth may have kicked in.

The re-teaming of director Paul Greengrass with star Matt Damon has produced a modest result in GREEN ZONE, which earned an estimated $5 million on Friday. This would be disappointing, if not entirely unexpected given the Iraq-war theme of the movie.

An attempt to cash in on Robert Pattison's vampire fame has resulted in the modest $3.6 million opening for REMEMBER ME. There is absolutely nothing to recommend about this film except that it is a blatant attempt to cash in on the star's supposed firepower (which doesn't appear to have worked too well).

The other new opener for Friday is SHE'S OUT OF MY LEAGUE which only managed an estimated $3.3 million. The rom-com is likely to be forgotten quickly.

Stay tuned for a more comprehensive wrap-up of the weekend box office in North America for 12-14 March 2010.

The Top 10 at the North American box office took in an estimated total of $39.6 million for the whole of Friday 12th March 2010.