MILES O'BRIEN, ANCHOR: This time of year a lot of you are heading to the mega-multiplex to nosh on some popcorn, take in a good flick. So what are you watching? Zach Irwin has some answers.</s>BERNARD HILL, AS THEODEN: Less than half of what I'd hoped for.</s>VIGGO MORTENSEN, AS ARAGORN: Six-thousand are not enough to break the lines or Mordor.</s>HILL: More will come.</s>ZAHN IRWIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" remains the king of the box office, grossing over $51 million this weekend. In only its second week in theaters, the movie has made over $224 million domestically, and it has grossed close to half a billion dollars globally.</s>STEVE MARTIN, AS TOM BAKER: Get him!</s>IRWIN: "Cheaper by the Dozen" made the most money among the new releases this weekend. The comedy starring Steve Martin grossed over $28 million.</s>NICOLE KIDMAN, AS ADA MONROE: I found you this book to take with you, William Botrand (ph), and this. I'm not smiling in it.</s>IRWIN: The civil war drama, "Cold Mountain" opened the weekend in third place. The film makes its debut by taking in $14.5 million. "Something's Got to Give and "Paycheck" round out this weekend's top five. I'm Zach Irwin reporting.
"Lord of the Rings" King of the Box Office