On the slowest moviegoing weekend of the year, a new Bradley Cooper movie tanked.

"The Words," starring Bradley Cooper, opened with a box-office take of just $5 million. (CBS Films)

By Amy Kaufman This post has been updated. See note below for details. Los Angeles Times

12:35 p.m. EDT, September 9, 2012

4. "The Expendables 2" (Lionsgate/Millennium): $4.8 million on its fourth weekend, down 47%. Domestic total: $75.4 million.

5. "The Bourne Legacy" (Universal/Relativity): $4 million on its fifth weekend, down 44%. Domestic total: $103.7 million. $13 million overseas in 48 foreign markets. International total: $78.2 million.

6. "ParaNorman" (Focus/Laika): $3.8 million on its fourth weekend, down 42%. Domestic total: $45.1 million. $2.4 million overseas in 27 foreign markets. International total: $20.4 million.

7. "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" (Disney): $3.7 million on its fourth weekend, down 42%. Domestic total: $43 million.

8. "The Campaign" (Warner Bros.): $3.5 million on its fifth weekend, down 38%. Domestic total: $79.8 million.

9. "The Dark Knight Rises" (Warner Bros./Legendary): $3.3 million on its eighth weekend, down 46%. Domestic total: $437.8 million. $13 million overseas in 64 foreign markets. International total: $603.4 million.

10. "2016: Obama's America" (Rocky Mountain Pictures): $3.3 million on its third weekend, down 41%. Domestic total: $26.1 million.]

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