Will Smith, the leading man for some of the biggest Independence Day weekend hits, helped lead another film to box office dominance.

"Hancock," his latest, posted $66 million for the weekend and has accumulated $107.3 million since opening Wednesday. Though the number was below projections on box office analysis websites, which went as high as $150 million, it was more than enough to give Will Smith another box office victory.

"Wall-E," last week's winner, added another $33.4 million to its take this weekend. Though the film continues to be a strong performer, its retention—only fifty three percent of last weekend's take—is somewhat disappointing for a film that has received such glowing reviews. "Wanted" followed at third with $20.6 million.

No other major new releases bowed this week, although "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl" expanded to 1843 screens and posted only $3.6 million. It landed in eighth place.

Weekend Top Ten:
1) Hancock - $66 million ($107.3 million)
2) Wall-E - $33.4 million ($128.1 million)
3) Wanted - $20.6 million ($90.8 million)
4) Get Smart - $11.1 million ($98.1 million)
5) Kung Fu Panda - $7.5 million ($193.4 million)
6) The Incredible Hulk - $5 million ($124.9 million)
7) Indiana Jones - $3.9 million ($306.6 million)
8) Kit Kittredge - $3.6 million ($6.1 million)
9) Sex and the City - $2.3 million ($144.9 million)
10) You Don't Mess with the Zohan - $2 million ($94.8 million)

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