New - Wide
Carrie - 3,157
Escape Plan - 2,883
The Fifth Estate - 1,769

New - Limited
I'm in Love with a Church Girl - 457
Boss - 103
12 Years a Slave - 19
All Is Lost - 6
Kill Your Darlings - 4

Holdovers - Expanding
Gravity - 3,820 (+160)
Enough Said - 757 (+151)
Pulling Strings - 438 (+10)
The Summit - 68 (+34)
Wadjda - 66 (+19)
A.C.O.D. - 42 (+24)
As I Lay Dying - 2 (+1)

Holdovers - No Change
Captain Phillips - 3,020
Machete Kills - 2,538
Romeo and Juliet - 461
The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete - 147

Holdovers - Declining
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 - 3,602 (-272)
Prisoners - 2,160 (-695)
Runner Runner - 2,011 (-1,015)
Insidious Chapter 2 - 1,665 (-491)
Rush - 1,192 (-938)
Don Jon - 1,114 (-882)
We're the Millers - 881 (-269)
Baggage Claim - 865 (-455)
Lee Daniels' The Butler - 602 (-378)
The Family - 483 (-567)
Instructions Not Included - 475 (-236)

October 25 Estimates
The Counselor - 3,000+
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa - 3,000

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/counts/

Wow!! Machete Kills is keeping so many theaters

Because theatres cannot drop it yet because of the industry standard contractual obligation.

There have been movies that drop theaters in second weekend. Contractual obligation might be yes, so they would be cutting it from prime showtimes or that is also in contracts?

Almost no mainstream wide release loses theatres until its third Friday.

I imagine many theatres have reduced its number of showtimes. This is not reflected by the theatre count.

At mine it's down to one screen instead of two. But I noticed at others it's down to just two showtimes.