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BK
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 October 2014: Sub $500m? Not sure what the record low is but this month could take it.
01 Annabelle $40m
02 Gone Girl $120m
03 Addicted $10m
04 Alexander's Bad Day $30m
05 Judge $35m
06 Best of Me $30m
07 Book of Life $40m
08 Dracula Untold $30m
09 Oujia $40m
10 St Vincent $10m
11 Other $115m
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jmovies
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? It'll be an over $500M month still.
With how empty the month is and how weak September is before it, Gone Girl could really be huge like $200M huge. I definitely see a $50M+ opening in the cards.
Your prediction for Addicted is way too low, it'll probably do a solid $45-50 million.
The Judge could be a leggy hit, may only open to say $15-16M but still gross over $60M.
Dracula Untold is perhaps the month's biggest wild card. It has the massive advertising behind it attached to big films but will people go for it? Could do anywhere from $20-75M.
It's interesting that nothing is opening wide on Halloween. When was the last time there was no wide new release on a Friday? Horns should really just open wide then, it could pull in a fairly solid opening.
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Libs
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? Gone Girl is going to slay everything else with the relatively barren competition.
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publicenemy#1
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? Annabelle should do big numbers too, people are still saying Conjuring is one of the scariest movies ever. (Which is BS but k)
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Dil
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? Annabelle, Gone Girl, and The Judge are the only one's that look like they will do any kind of decent business. We could definitely use a few surprise breakouts this month, but otherwise is pretty much as shitty as September. Too bad Interstellar couldn't come out earlier  .
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Thegun
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? St. Vincent is doing more than 10 million. I wouldn't be surprised at 75-120 million with possible awards attention.
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? ...is that really all that is being released in October? The next few months are going to suck...
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MadGez
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? October is dismal. But Gone Girl is a good bet for $150m+ so there's atleast one lone bright spot.
The Interview should have remained in October.
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Jack Sparrow
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Re: October 2014: Sub $500m? Gone Girl is the only one looking to do good numbers. This October is surely very weak we don't even have an animated movie opening and we could have one that could do $100m-$150m. I remember Puss in Boots doing well starting in October.
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