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Now In-Theater: September 29, 2017
The motion pictures now in-theater are from various Hollywood and independent movie studios. Some of the films are in wide release (600 screens or more in the United States and Canada) and some are in limited release (a motion picture that is playing in a select few theaters across the country [typically in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco]).
This Week’s In-Theater Releases
American Made
Flatliners
A Question Of Faith
Chasing the Dragon
Don’t Sleep
Judwaa 2
Literally, Right Before Aaron
Lucky
Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House
The Pathological Optimist
Pearl Jam – Let’s Play Two
Signature Move
Super Dark Times
Take Every Wave: The Life of Liard Hamilton
Te Ata
Til Death Do Us Part
Window Horses
Youth
Weekend Impressions
Kingsman: The Golden Circle opened strongly last weekend but I don’t believe that opening will be strong enough to withstand the star power of Tom Cruise (especially considering Kingsman: The Golden Circle‘s drop from last weekend to this weekend). American Made will open in First Place at the box office this weekend. Like in The Mummy, Tom Cruise is playing the lovable, likable rogue in American Made and audiences will turn out to see his latest adventure.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle will be Second at the box office this weekend.
It will be Third at the box office this weekend.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie will be Fourth at the box office this weekend.
With American Assassin only making $6.2 Million last weekend, the remake for Flatliners will open in Fifth Place at the box office this weekend.
This will be the only weekend at the box office in which Flatliners is in the Top Five.
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