The Danish box-office, which has been hungry for new strongreleases, saw I, Robot easily takeover the top spot from Garfield witha strong DKK43,196 screen average on its 67 prints. The film, which was thefirst ever also to be screened digitally by major Nordisk Film, met nochallenge from this week's other new releases, but Fahrenheit 9/11 almost matched its screen average (DKK40,014) andmoved up to third place in its third week.
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