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Ruben Fleischer's Venom is no "one-weekend wonder" like Batman v. Superman.

Sony’s Venom set a new October box office record with an $80 million debut, and, with help from A Star Is Born’s impressive $42.6 million opening, helped Hollywood set a new total weekend box office record for the month of October with totals for the top 12 films soaring 70% over the same frame last year when Bladerunner 2049 bowed with $32.8 million.

After a solid, but somewhat underwhelming debut, given the film’s critical pedigree and pre-release buzz, the Tom Cruise-starring Mission: Impossible - Fallout demonstrated some strong staying power.

M. Night Shyamalan’s Split surpassed expectations and easily won the weekend box office crown with $40.2 million, while the Vin Diesel-starring action extravaganza The Return of Xander Cage performed as expected ($20 million) and finished in second.

Hollywood studios tend to avoid competing with their own TV spectacular on Oscar weekend, and this year was no exception with only one new release with any serious box office hopes, Jordan Peele’s Get Out , a clever bit of social commentary wrapped up in the trappings of a horror film.

Legendary's second entry in its "Monsters Series," Kong: Skull Island, surpassed expectations a bit with a $61 million debut, which was more than enough to dethrone Hugh Jackman’s final Wolverine film.

The movie box office took a bit of a break before the impending release of the certified blockbuster Fast and Furious 8 , Dreamworks Animation’s animated holdover Boss Baby easily demolished its direct competition.

It appears that Marvel Studios has scored another triumph with the successful launching of Doctor Strange , which easily topped the weekend box office with an $85 million debut, quite a bit better than analysts’ predictions in the $60-$75 million range.

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