October 1995 Box Office Report

Information provided by Daily Variety.

The top ten films for the weekend of October 29, 1995.

1. "Get Shorty", $10.5 million, MGM 2. "Vampire in Brooklyn", $7.3 million, Paramount 3. "Powder", $7.0 million, Hollywood Pictures 4. "Copycat", $5.1 million, Warner Bros. 5. "Now and Then", $4.5 million, New Line 6. "Seven", $4.1 million, New Line 7. "Three Wishes", $2.7 million, Savoy 8. "How to Make an American Quilt", $1.6 million, Universal 9. "Assassins", $1.4 million, Warner Bros. 10. "To Die For", $1.3 million, Columbia

The top ten films for the weekend of October 22, 1995.

1. "Get Shorty", $13.0 million, MGM 2. "Now and Then", $7.7 million, New Line 3. "Seven", $7.6 million, New Line 4. "Assassins", $3.4 million, Warner Bros. 5. "Never Talk to Strangers", $3.0 million, TriStar/Alliance 6. "How to Make an American Quilt", $2.9 million, Universal 7. "Dead Presidents", $2.5 million, Hollywood Pictures 8. "To Die For", $2.1 million, Columbia 9. "The Scarlet Letter", $2.0 million, Hollywood Pictures 10. "Jade", $2.0 million, Paramount

The top ten films for the weekend of October 15, 1995.

1. "Seven", $9.0 million, New Line

2. "Assassins", $5.8 million, Warner Bros.

3. "Dead Presidents", $4.5 million, Hollywood Pictures

4. "How to Make an American Quilt", $4.5 million, Universal

5. "The Scarlet Letter", $4.2 million, Hollywood Pictures

6. "To Die For", $4.2 million, Columbia

7. "Jade", $4.0 million, Paramount

8. "Strange Days", $3.6 million, 20th Century Fox

9. "The Big Green", $3.0 million, Disney

10. "Devil in a Blue Dress", $2.0 million, TriStar

The top ten films for the weekend of October 8, 1995.

1. "Seven", $10.5 million, New Line

2. "Assassins", $9.4 million, Warner Bros.

3. "Dead Presidents", $7.8 million, Hollywood Pictures

4. "To Die For", $6.5 million, Columbia

5. "How to Make an American Quilt", $6.0 million, Universal

6. "The Big Green", $4.0 million, Disney

7. "Devil in a Blue Dress", $3.1 million, TriStar

8. "Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers", $2.8 million, Dimension

9. "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar", $1.8 million, Universal

10. "Showgirls", $1.7 million, UA

The top ten films for the weekend of October 1, 1995.

1. "Seven", $12.5 million, New Line

2. "Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers", $7.5 million, Dimension

3. "Devil in a Blue Dress", $5.6 million, TriStar

4. "The Big Green", $4.7 million, Disney

5. "Showgirls", $3.7 million, UA

6. "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar", $2.9 million, Universal

7. "Dangerous Minds", $2.3 million, Hollywood Pictures

8. "Steal Big, Steal Little", $1.7 million, Savoy

9. "Unstrung Heroes", $1.6 million, Hollywood Pictures

10. "The Usual Suspects", $1.5 million, Gramercy