Final numbers show Sony’s Adam Sandler - Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy Just Go With It winning the weekend box office crown after maintaining a narrow lead over Paramount’s Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. Just Go With It looks to have grossed $30.5 million, while Never Say Never took in roughly $29.5 million. Sunday’s estimates had Just Go With It and Never Say Never separated by only $700,000, or $31 million vs. $30.3 million, respectively. Either way, Never Say Never—fueled by young girls--far outpaced expectations in its debut, one of the top ever for a documentary. Including revenue from advance screenings on Feb. 9, film’s cume is north of $30 million. Never Say Never, directed by Jon M. Chu, is more of a biopic than a concert film. Females made up 84 percent of the audience, while 67% of the audience was under the age of 25. Paramount said moms reacted well to the film, which drew an A- CinemaScore. The big question now is what kind of legs Never Say Never wil