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Staying power or lack of competition? Halloween, A Star is Born, and Venom held on to the top three spots in wide release (with Venom booting Crazy Rich Asians out of the top ten films of 2018...sigh) while the platforming Oscar hopefuls continued their slow crawl towards public awareness beyond people like us if you know what I mean...

Weekend Box Office Estimates
(October 26-28)

W I D E
800+ screens
PLATFORM / LIMITED
excluding prev. wide
1.  Halloween $32 (cum. $126.6) Review
1. 🔺 Johnny English Strikes Again $1.6 on 544 screens *NEW*
2. A Star is Born $14.1 (cum. $148.7)
Review, SoundtrackingPodcast
2. 🔺 Free Solo $1 on 394 screens (cum. $5.1) 


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