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Tom Rhys Harries in Clayface
Erik Gruenwedel
Warner Bros.’ and DC Studios’ Clayface looks to remain atop the Halloween weekend box office through Nov. 1 with $13.5 million in projected ticket sales, as the movie received a strong rating on CinemaScore and has had promising midweek business, according to BoxOfficeReport.com.
“Clayface could also hold up better than most other films currently in the marketplace on Halloween Saturday,” wrote analyst Daniel Garris on a post.
A24’s doc You Can See Everything, about jailed tech entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, is expected to finish at No. 2 for another weekend with $12.8 million, followed by Fathom Entertainment/LAIKA Entertainment’s Wildwood with a projected $8 million in second weekend revenue.
Black Bear Entertainment’s fantasy comedy-drama Wicker, starring Olivia Colman, should add $4.4 million in second weekend ticket sales, followed by Paramount’s Street Fighter with $3.6 million in third weekend revenue.
Sony/Columbia Studios’ Resident Evil is projected to add $2.6 million in seventh weekend ticket sales, followed by Universal’s horror movie Other Mommy, starring Jessica Chastain, with a projected $2.4 million in fourth weekend revenue.
Focus Features’ Sense and Sensibility and Amazon MGM Studios’ Verity round out the weekend box office returnees with $1.8 million and $1.7 million in projected third and fifth weekend ticket sales, respectively.
The lone new releases include Christmas at the Kringles (Briarcliff) and Roadside Attractions’ faith-based Sight & Sound Presents: Joshua Live! with a projected $1.6 million and $1.5 million in ticket sales, respectively.
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