Whatever Works largely dominates the box office

With the meeting of 14:00 yesterday to Paris, this n' is not a tornado but l' hurricane Whatever Works which s' is cut down violently on the box office sweeping other films left at the same time. It n' there much competition did not have, certainly, the festival of the cinema had certainly to help, but, like the new beaujolais wine, a Woody Allen c' is very awaited, especially when c' is a good vintage. Nearly 3300 Parisian thus tasted the nectar of this new feature film yesterday. Loooiinnn behind, with 203 followers, c' is In Your Arms of Hubert Gillet who is with difficulty on the second place of this box office. Then three come arisen from two old men (but good) films which obviously always make fly: Holidays of Mr. Hulot of Jacques Tati, Time d' To like and Time To die of Douglas Sirk and L' Escaped prisoner d' Alcatraz de Don Siegel. The Parisian ones are the large nostalgic ones? Summary: 1. Whatever Works 2. In your arms 3. Holidays of Mr. Hulot 4. Time d' To like and Time To die 5. L' escaped prisoner d' Alcatraz