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August PTA:El Libertador: 38,275 (1st week-limited)El Libertador: 26,940/33,828 (2nd week)River of Death: 18,311 (1st week-limited)Fable: 15,372Truth and Love: 11,218Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. The Loch Ness Monster: 11,016Lizards: 6,107/7,4231910: 5,636Vampires of Moscow: 5,280River of Death: 5,099/6,048 (wide)Into the Breach: 4,726Pink Panther: 4,518Dead of the House: 3,667Yep outside of 3 wide releases, a rather slow month PTA wise.

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September 6-8:

The week after Labor Day tends to be the slowest weekend. In this case it was a sleepy weekend as the 2nd film with the title Chaperone was number one. The audience was mostly females over the age of 35. It was the only new release this weekend, which is not that uncommon this week. While the 2nd major Spanish speaking film of the year, El Libertador came at number 6 even though it is on just over 200 theaters.

1. The Drowsy Chaperone: 15,724,329 (1st week)

2. Truth and Love: 9,021,077 (4th week)

3. Chuck Norris: 6,204,596 (3rd week)

4. River of Death: 6,003,397 (3rd week) (-56.9%)

5. Lizards: 5,988,078 (2nd week) (-60.1%)

6. El Libertador: 3,953,705 (3rd week-still limited)

7. 1910: 3,205,552 (4th week)

8. Pink Panther: 2,912,006 (4th week)

9. Wrinkle in Time: 2,745,144 (7th week)

10. Into the Breach: 2,619,896 (5th week)

September 13-15

Audiences crossed "The Ice Bridge" this week. It opened just over 23 million. Films like this tend to not be that big, plus it was not the right time of year it seemed. It got a B+ on Cinescore. 50% of the audience were males over the age of 30, and of the audience over the age of 30, 35% were over the age of 50. While "Plant Men" came at number 2 with 13.5 million.

1. The Ice Bridge: 23,308,287 (1st week)

2. Invasion of the Plant Men: 13,507,887 (1st week)

3. Drowsy: 9,296,008 (2nd week) (-40.9%)

4. Truth and Love: 5,751,017 (5th week)

5. El Libertador: 4,986,089 (4th week-limited again)

6. Chuck Norris: 3,672,974 (4th week)

7. River of Death: 3,359,055 (4th week)

8. Lizards: 3,212,821 (3rd week)

9. 1910: 2,105,907 (5th week)

10. Into the Breach: 1,703,436 (6th week)

11. Pink Panther: 1,658,899 (5th week)

September 20-22

"Squid" is big. It is the first September film to ever hit 40 million on its opening weekend. It had a very nice debut with a A on Cinescore. The Poet had a decent opening for the type of film it is at number 2 with 15.8 million. While "Bigfoot" smashed at the 2 theaters he was at.

1. Adventures of the Squid: 40,610,588 (1st week)

2. The Poet: 15,806,087 (1st week)

3. Ice Bridge: 10,014,697 (2nd week) (-57%)

4. Drowsy: 5,907,788 (3rd week)

5. Plant Men: 5,357,511 (2nd week) (-60.3%)

6. El Libertador: 5,179,776 (5th week-wide)

7. Truth and Love: 3,823,164 (6th week)

8. Chuck Norris: 2,072,967 (5th week)

9. River of Death: 1,700,568 (5th week)

10. Lizards: 1,497,087 (4th week)

-Bigfoot: 153,001 (1st week-only 2 theaters)

September 27-29:

As expected, the "Squid" remained number one. While "Story" had a good debut at number 2 with 19 million. 13th Night 3 on the other hand, was forgetten and only made 5 million.

1. Adventures of the Squid: 25,105,653 (2nd week) (-38.2%)

2. Summer Story: 19,061,189 (1st week)

3. The Poet: 8,019,988 (2nd week) (-49.3%)

4. Ice Bridge: 5,217,769 (3rd week)

5. The 13th Night III: The Masked Man Revealed: 5,013,149 (1st week)

6. Drowsy: 4,006,987 (4th week)

7. El Liberator: 3,618,807 (6th week)

8. Plant Men: 2,417,577 (3rd week)

9. Truth and Love: 2,409,971 (7th week)

10. Bigfoot: 2,106,043 (2nd week-still limited)

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September PTA:Bigfoot (1st week-limited) 76,501Bigfoot (2nd week-limited again): 20,647El LibertadorEl Libertador: 19,193 (3rd week-limited again)El Libertador: 12,191 (4th week-limited yet again)Adventures of the Squid: 10,967The Ice Bridge: 6,540Summer Story: 6,401The Poet: 5,714El Libertador: 4,528 (wide)The Drowsy Chaperone: 4,449Invasion of the Plant Men: 4,435The 13th Night 3: 1,664

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BOO! Welcome to October!

October 4-6

With many saying zombie films are dying and that nobody would see it, "Z-Day" surprised with a 26.1 million opening weekend. It got a C+ on Cinescore though. While "Go-Go Girls" only made 4 million, got a D+ on Cinescore. While it was a very scary time for 13th Night 3, as it plummeted over 70%, unlikely there will be a 4th one....at least in theatres.

1. Z-Day: 26,054,479 (1st week)

2. Adventures of the Squid: 15,769,099 (3rd week)

3. Summer Story: 10,301,144 (2nd week) (-46%)

4. Bigfoot: 5,964,906 (3rd week-still limited)

5. The Poet: 4,789,809 (3rd week)

6. Go-Go Girls: 4,107,899 (1st week)

7. Drowsy: 3,018,068 (5th week)

8. Ice Bridge: 2,699,099 (4th week)

9. El Liberator: 2,341,403 (7th week)

10. Truth and Love: 1,470,055 (8th week)

11. 13th Night III: 1,316,769 (2nd week) (-73.7%)

A Million Little Pieces: 440,097 (1st week-only 6 theaters!)

October 11-13:

"Fatal" was number one this week with 29.7 million. It also had one of the oldest audiences of the year for a number one movie. As 60% of the audience was over the age of 30, while of the 60%, 40% were over the age of 40, and of the 40%, 38% were over the age of 60! While "Gregor" came at number 2 with 18 million. Some were saying it would be the next "Percy Jackson" while others laughed and said it would be the next "Seeker" well it was more closer to the former then the later. While "Bigfoot" had a decent wide weekend

1. Fatal Rendezvous: 29,695,016 (1st week)

2. Gregor the Overlander: 18,184,198 (1st week)

3. Adventures of the Squid: 10,010,744 (4th week)

4. Z-Day: 9,368,060 (2nd week) (-64%)

5. Bigfoot: 7,596,140 (4th week-wide)

6. Summer Story: 6,336,751 (3rd week)

7. A Million Little Pieces: 6,290,042 (2nd week-still limited)

8. The Poet: 2,541,307 (4th week)

9. Drowsy: 1,741,202 (6th week)

10. Go Go Girls: 1,601,699 (2nd week) (-61%)

11. The Ice Bridge: 1,523,654 (5th week)

October 18-20

"Red Skin" had a nice opening for a western with 16.98 million. While "Million" didn't quite hit it as big but it was not as wide as one would expect, it plans to expand next week. Last weeks winner "Fatal" remained on top with a really good drop.

1. Fatal: 18,254,014 (2nd week) (-38.5%)

2. Red Skin: 16,975,507 (1st week)

3. Bigfoot: 11,104,233 (5th week-widest)

4. Gregor: 9,641,307 (2nd week) (-47%)

5. Million Little Pieces: 7,987,099 (3rd week-wide)

6. Squid: 5,799,609 (5th week)

7. Z-Day: 4,615,498 (3rd week)

8. Summer Story: 3,878,908 (4th week)

9. Poet: 1,377,869 (5th week)

10. Drowsy: 1,129,011 (7th week)

October 25-27:

With the biggest opening in a while, "Silence!" won Halloween weekend with ease. It had some ads that drove the teens in looking for a scary time.

1. SIlence!: 32,026,104 (1st week)

2. Fatal: 12,261,497 (3rd week)

3. Red Skin: 10,549,997 (2nd week) (-37.9%)

4. Million Little Pieces: 10,018,507 (4th week-wider)

5. Bigfoot: 5,331,004 (6th week)

6. Gregor: 5,301,957 (3rd week)

7. Squid: 4,817,003 (6th week)

8. Z-Day: 2,599,633 (4th week)

9. Summer Story: 2,310,036 (5th week)

10. Poet: 956,996 (6th week)

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November is here!

November 1-3:

"The Golem's Eye" opened November with a bang. It had a very nice 69 million opening weekend. "Small Town" did quite well itself with 27 million. "Election" though couldn't drive enough intrested viewers.

1. Bartimaeus and the Golem's Eye: 68,978,002 (1st week)

2. Small Town Store: 27,015,244 (1st week)

3. Silence!: 12,087,099 (2nd week) (-62.3%)

4. Fatal: 8,225,659 (4th week)

5. Red Skin: 5,897,872 (3rd week)

6. Million Little Pieces: 5,599,977 (5th week)

7. Gregor: 2,862,077 (4th week)

8. Squid: 2,850,212 (7th week)

9. Bigfoot: 2,123,694 (7th week)

10. Election 2000: 1,708,207 (1st week)

-Jennifer: The Untold Story of My Life: 389,988 (1st week-limited)

November 8-10

Looks like the magic came to the box office. As "Frosty" made a very nice 52.1 million on its first weekend. Families made up for 55% of the audience. On the limited front-"Black as Night" had an incredible PTA, which it was directed by a man named PTA.

1. Frosty the Snowman: 52,105,799 (1st week)

2. Bartimaeus and the Golem's Eye: 35,817,690 (2nd week) (-48.1%)

3. Small Town Store: 12,140,005 (2nd week) (-55%)

4. Fatal: 5,494,043 (5th week)

5. Silence!: 5,201,353 (3rd week)

6. Red Skin: 4,065,978 (4th week)

7. Million Little Pieces: 3,619,997 (6th week)

8. La Follia di Gesualdo: 2,742,102 (1st week)

9. Jennifer: The Untold Story of My Life: 2,169,048 (2nd week-still limited)

10. Squid: 1,988,298 (8th week)

-Election: 1,325,769 (2nd week) (-22.4%)

-Black as Night: 188,690 (1st week-only 2 theaters!)

November 15-17:

After a great marketing campaign during the Summer, "Red Rabbit" came on top with 63 million. Which the spy film got a A- on Cinescore. It recieved great reviews. "Assassins" was left out meanwhile. Though it had a limited market it could go to it seemed and could become a cult hit someday. "Black as Night" continues a great limited run, though it going wide is untested still. It plans to go wide next week.

1. Red Rabbit: 63,019,089 (1st week)

2. Frosty the Snowman: 33,790,901 (2nd week) (-35.1%)

3. Bartimaeus: 19,619,087 (3rd week)

4. Assassins: 7,790,036 (1st week)

5. Small Town Store: 6,501,016 (3rd week)

6. Jennifer: The Untold Story of My Life: 4,996,067 (3rd week-still limited)

7. Fatal: 3,609,908 (6th week)

8. Red Skin: 2,473,798 (5th week)

9. Silence!: 2,335,401 (4th week)

10. Million Little Pieces: 2,105,112 (7th week)

11. La Follia di Gesualdo: 1,812,124 (2nd week) (-33.9%)

-Black as Night: 1,025,695 (2nd week-still limited)

November 22-24

Holy Gray Batman! 50 Shades made an incredible 83.8 million on its first weekend. Based off the incredible popular novel, the film had an incredible debut. 75% of the audience were women over 25. Though it may be short lived-it made 45% of its opening weekend gross on Friday. Still a great opening. While "Cherub" had a moderate debut with 21 million. "Black as Night" went wide with 13.2 million. Which is the biggest opening for the director.

1. Fifty Shades of Gray: 83,750,867 (1st week)

2. Red Rabbit: 33,702,445 (2nd week) (-46.5%)

3. Cherub 1.0: 21,015,569 (1st week)

4. Frosty: 19,870,235 (3rd week)

5. Black as Night: 13,205,697 (3rd week-wide)

6. Bartimaeus: 11,212,114 (4th week)

7. Jennifer: 5,002,926 (4th week-wide)

8. Small Town Store: 3,564,189 (4th week)

9. Assassins: 3,262,104 (2nd week) (-58.1%)

10. Fatal: 2,323,760 (7th week)

November 27-December 1 (Thanksgiving weekend):

"Gray" managed to stay at number one. While not far behind was "Plainswalkers" which managed to snatch a nice 33.7 million. Thanksgiving as usual was good to films.

1. Fifty Shades of Gray: 36,107,196/49,106,392 (2nd week) (-56.9%)

2. Planeswalkers: A New World: 33,690,267/45,588,908 (1st week)

3. The Bride, The Groom, and The Priest: 27,679,008/37,870,016 (1st week)

4. Red Rabbit: 24,790,105/33,301,297 (3rd week)

5. Frosty: 17,098,308/22,860,064 (4th week)

6. Cherub: 11,016,908/14,998,870 (2nd week) (-44.6%)

7. Black as Night: 8,720,015/12,120,025 (4th week)

8. Bartimaeus: 7,159,976/9,822,442 (5th week)

9. Jennifer: 3,355,650/4,806,196 (5th week)

10. Small Town: 2,399,908/3,217,796 (5th week)

-Thane of the Flies: 1,253,350/1,803,015 (1st week-limited)

-Love in Poitiers: 368,076/527,998 (1st week-limited)

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