List of 2007 box office number-one films in Brazil

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This is a list of films which have placed number one at the weekend box office in Brazil during 2007 (Amounts are in Brazilian reais; 1 real is approximately equivalent to 0.64 US dollars).

DateFilmGrossNotes
6 January Casino Royale R$1.555.420
13 January Night at the Museum R$4.856.380
20 JanuaryR$3.201.425
27 January A Grande Família – O Filme R$2.563.360Brazilian film, based on a TV series
4 February The Pursuit of Happyness R$2.310.923
11 FebruaryR$1.755.529
18 FebruaryR$1.070.610
25 FebruaryR$1.207.911
4 March Ghost Rider R$3.973.064
11 MarchR$2.609.492
18 MarchR$1.821.129
25 MarchR$1.137.388
1 April 300 R$5.507.500
8 AprilR$4.441.600
15 AprilR$2.539.280
22 AprilR$1.690.000
29 AprilR$1.134.000
6 May Spider-Man 3 R$14.814.652Biggest opening weekend ever in Brazil; highest-grossing movie of 2007
13 MayR$8.823.158
20 MayR$5.913.098
27 May Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End R$9.452.091
3 JuneR$5.718.743
10 JuneR$3.782.077
17 June Shrek the Third R$9.739.246
24 JuneR$6.026.122
1 July Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer R$4.463.545
8 JulyR$2.819.373
15 July Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix R$7.500.101
22 JulyR$2.904.724
29 JulyR$2.488.000
5 August Live Free or Die Hard R$3.033.794
12 AugustR$1.740.689
19 August The Simpsons Movie R$4.989.569
26 AugustR$3.164.134
2 SeptemberR$2.008.166
9 SeptemberR$1.502.558
16 SeptemberR$ 656.569
23 September I Could Never Be Your Woman R$ 582.025
30 September Next R$ 861.225
7 October Resident Evil: Extinction R$ 2.199.706
14 October Elite Squad R$4.018.000Reached #1 at its second week; highest-grossing Brazilian film of 2007
21 OctoberR$2.576.653
28 OctoberR$1.765.200
4 November Surf's Up R$2.286.521
11 November The Heartbreak Kid R$1.237.900
18 November Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium R$1.525.742
25 NovemberThe Heartbreak KidR$930.719
2 December Beowulf R$1.952.010
9 December Bee Movie R$2.365.694
16 DecemberR$1.545.737
23 DecemberR$924.420
30 December The Golden Compass R$1.314.049

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