Family fare perks up o'seas b.o.

April 07, 2008 The tail end of spring school holidays in scattered markets is easing the traditional decline of the overseas boxoffice at this time of year, with family fare getting the greatest attention. Teenagers turned out for "Step Up 2 the Streets," which scored $5 million from 1,677 screens in 26 markets for a cume of $61.4 million. More family action saw "The Game Plan" tally $3.3 million from 1,215 screens in 11 markets for a cume of $43.4 million, and "Enchanted" increased its cume to $207.1 million after a $23.3 million take from Japan in four weeks, where it dropped to No. 2 after holding the No. 1 spot for three weeks in a row.

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