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LOS ANGELES – It’s been a bad time for movies in general lately, but good for thrillers like “The Forgotten,” which claimed the no. 1 box office spot over the weekend, scaring up $22 million.

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|LOS ANGELES – It’s been a bad time for movies in general lately, but good for thrillers like “The Forgotten,” which claimed the no. 1 box office spot over the weekend, scaring up $22 million.
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