Halloween II

...Jared Hess, opened to a weak $10,000 at two theaters. Weinstein Co. expanded its August release of "Halloween II" to take advantage of the holiday, but grossed just $475,000 at 1,083 theaters. Copyright © 2009, The Los Angeles Times

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...did as [well] as it did." Weinstein Co. wanted to open "Halloween II" close to the two-year anniversary of the successful debut of the first movie, which relaunched the series that began with 1978's "Halloween." After Warner Bros. in March...

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...four-day weekend. The Weinstein Co.'s Dimension Films bows Rob Zombie's "Halloween 2," and Warner Bros. debuts 3D gorefest "The Final Destination," the fourth installment in New Line's 9-year-old fright franchise. Also Friday, Focus...

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...could play well for a few weeks and quite possibly top $100 million domestically. Next weekend, it runs into another Weinstein Co. release, "Halloween II." Harvey Weinstein said, starting on Monday, he'll be marketing the Tarantino film as...

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...Times that the next chapter in the Michael Myers saga would be in 3-D, too. New Line's The Final Destination handily beat Weinstein's Halloween II this weekend, pulling in an estimated $28.3 million to snag first place at the box office, while...

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...Sheri Moon Zombie (Getty) In Fuse's first co-branded integration campaign with a film studio, the music-centered cable channel has teamed with the Weinstein Co. to promote the Aug. 28 release of "Halloween II." During the week of Aug. 24,...

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Weinstein said his new company has a strong lineup ahead, including next weekend's horror sequel "Halloween II" along with "Chicago" director Rob Marshall's musical "Nine" and the post-apocalypse saga "The Road" late in the year.

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...fortunes of Tarantino's movie: According to Nikki Finke, the Weinstein Company has pushed back the remainder of its 2009 slate of films-save Halloween II, which opens a week later-in order to put all available resources into marketing Basterds.

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...in just $5.3 million in 10th. The Weinstein Co.'s horror film" Halloween II" fell 66% in its sophomore session, scaring up $7.1 million in sixth place over its latest four days for a $27.1 million cume. But the indie's Brad Pitt starrer...

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