Shia LaBeouf proved his box-office clout once again as "Eagle Eye" landed at No. 1 with a $29.2 million debut weekend. The wunderkind proves that not only can his star power overcome weak reviews, bad PR (i.e. his recent car crash and arrest), but that he also doesn't need Indiana Jones or cool robots to lure audiences.

But he wasn't the only former child star with a big score at the multiplex. Kirk Cameron's "Fireproof", a Christian faith-based firefighter movie that wasn't screened for critics, took in big money in limited release, thanks to a campaign that targeted ticket sales with religious groups. Read more about it here!

Now on to the rest of this week's Mixtape:

Looks like Lucasfilm has been canoodling with the retail market lately, check out the street wear, designer Marc Ecko created with the iconic Star Wars images!

Madonna's counting her lucky stars for her new film 'Filth and Wisdom.' The trailer for the pop star's directorial debut was just released by IFC films, and you can check it out here and see what you think of the Material Girl's latest project.

Looks like Spidey's got his girl... according to Slashfilm.com the actress is likely to sign on with Tobey Maguire for Spiderman 4 and 5, that's scheduled to be taped back-to-back.

From the wrestling world to the reality TV world, Jesse Ventura will be hosting a new reality show, that will have the former wrestler and navy seal investigating conspiracy theories. According to Variety.com,shooting will start in October.

Adam Sandler's next movie is a comedy who suddenly discovers the bedtime tales he tells, become true! Check out the trailer for "Bedtime Stories", which is due out in December.

Little Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint "Harry Potter") is coming out in a new indie flick! According to Slashfilm.com, Grint will be starring in "Cherry Bomb."

iTunes has strong competition! Fortunately for Dell lovers, customers will now have the option to equip their PC with "Iron Man!" According to Hollywood Reporter, Paramount Pictures signed a new deal with the hip computer company in hopes of giving iTunes a run for their money.

The new James Bond film will premiere in India before the States! According to Hollywood Reporter,"'Quantum of Solace" (click here to watch the trailer) will be the first major Hollywood film to debut in India before it hits the states.

An opera about Walt Disney? Composer Philip Glass has been tapped by the New York City Opera to create the work, which is due in 2012.

If you can't get enough of superhero movies, then this is good news: Marvel Studios and Paramount Pictures have extended their deal in which Paramount distributes Marvel films for a fee. That fee has been lowered though, because after "Iron Man's" stunning success, Marvel had more negotiating power.

Oscar campaigning has already begun and we're not even into October yet. Sony Pictures Classics wins this year's prize for jumping the gun, sending out screeners for the indie film "Frozen River." Check out our review from earlier this year, right here!

Thomas Dekker from TV's low-rated (and under-appreciated) "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" wants to sing and dance his way to movie stardom. He's in talks to star in the soon-to-start shooting remake of "Fame."

More blockbusters-to-be are going to mimic "The Dark Knight" and shoot certain sequences with IMAX cameras. Read which filmmakers are considering the upgrade here.