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September had 2 movies going into the month that were made for $75M and both looking to dominate the box office conversation. One of them opened to twice as much as the other one.
The Ankler's Christopher Rosen joins host Sean McNulty for a Monday Morning Quarterbacks box office conversation to dive inside the numbers driving the huge 'Resident Evil' opening weekend at SONY, and what the week 2 numbers for WB's 'Practical Magic 2' indicate about the strategy behind that effort.
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