HOLLYWOOD, May 2 (UPI) -- Paramount's "Mean Girls" grossed $25 million in its premier week, topping the U.S. box office, the Web site boxofficemojo.com reported.
Fox's "Man on Fire" added $15 million to its box office of $44 million.
"Going on 30," distributed by Sony/Revolution, added $10 million to its box office of $35 million.
In their debut week: New Line's "Laws of Attraction," grossed $7 million, Lions Gate's "Godsend" grossed $6.9 million and DreamWorks' "Envy" grossed $6.1 million.
Mixamax's "Kill Bill Vol. 2" added $5.8 million to its box office of $53 million.
"The Punisher," distributed by Lions Gate, added $3.4 million to its box office of $30 million.
Buena Vista's "Home on the Range" added $2.2 million to its box office of $46 million.
"Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed," distributed by Warner Bros., added $2.1 million to its box office of $80 million.
