Rentrak (NASDAQ: RENT), the leader in precisely measuring movies and TV everywhere, today announced the official worldwide weekend box office estimates for the weekend of Oct. 19, 2014, as compiled by the company’s theatrical measurement services.

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Rentrak’s Senior Media Analyst Paul Dergarabedian commented, “Gone Girl” remains a global phenomenon leading the worldwide weekend box office with $38 million and crosses the $200 million mark in 58 territories, while “Dracula Untold” corners the horror market in 56 markets across the globe and brings its total to over $136 million.  Notably “The Book of Life” opens its box office chapter in 20 territories and takes fourth place with a solid $25.6 million worldwide debut.”

The top 12 worldwide weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014, are below.

  1. Gone Girl – 20th Century Fox – $38.0M
  2. Dracula Untold – Universal – $32.4M
  3. Annabelle – Warner Bros. – $27.1M
  4. Book Of Life, The – 20th Century Fox – $25.6M
  5. Guardians Of The Galaxy – Disney – $24.1M
  6. Fury – Sony – $23.5M
  7. Maze Runner, The – 20th Century Fox – $21.6M
  8. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Paramount- $20.5M
  9. Judge, The – Warner Bros. – $14.4M
  10. Equalizer, The – Sony – $13.5M
  11. Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No – Disney – $13.3M
  12. Best Of Me, The – Multiple – $11.3M

The top 12 domestic weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014, are below.

  1. Fury – Sony – $23.5M
  2. Gone Girl – 20th Century Fox – $17.8M
  3. Book Of Life, The – 20th Century Fox – $17.0M
  4. Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No – Disney – $12.0M
  5. Best Of Me, The – Relativity Media – $10.2M
  6. Dracula Untold – Universal – $9.9M
  7. Judge, The – Warner Bros. – $7.9M
  8. Annabelle – Warner Bros. – $7.9M
  9. Equalizer, The – Sony – $5.5M
  10. Maze Runner, The – 20th Century Fox – $4.5M
  11. Addicted – Lionsgate – $3.4M
  12. Boxtrolls, The – Focus Features – $2.7M

Full details regarding the global domestic and international box office results are listed in the table below.

[table]
,Weekend BO Estimate  (USD),,,Weekend Release Cume  (USD),,
Title,Worldwide,Int’l,Domestic,Worldwide,Int’l,Domestic
Gone Girl,”38,000,000″,”20,200,000″,”17,800,000″,”201,768,864″,”94,700,000″,”107,068,864″
Dracula Untold,”32,389,000″,”22,500,000″,”9,889,000″,”136,435,090″,”95,700,000″,”40,735,090″
Annabelle,”27,125,000″,”19,200,000″,”7,925,000″,”166,126,710″,”92,000,000″,”74,126,710″
“Book Of Life, The”,”25,600,000″,”8,600,000″,”17,000,000″,”25,600,000″,”8,600,000″,”17,000,000″
Guardians Of The Galaxy,”24,103,000″,”23,100,000″,”1,003,000″,”732,636,000″,”404,800,000″,”327,836,000″
Fury,”23,500,000″,-,”23,500,000″,”23,500,000″,-,”23,500,000″
“Maze Runner, The”,”21,600,000″,”17,100,000″,”4,500,000″,”252,337,283″,”161,500,000″,”90,837,283″
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,”20,520,000″,”20,000,000″,”520,000″,”374,983,211″,”185,400,000″,”189,583,211″
“Judge, The”,”14,440,000″,”6,500,000″,”7,940,000″,”35,543,343″,”8,700,000″,”26,843,343″
“Equalizer, The”,”13,450,000″,”8,000,000″,”5,450,000″,”158,768,934″,”69,600,000″,”89,168,934″
“Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No”,”13,339,000″,”1,300,000″,”12,039,000″,”43,471,000″,”6,600,000″,”36,871,000″
“Best Of Me, The”,”11,300,000″,”1,100,000″,”10,200,000″,”11,300,000″,”1,100,000″,”10,200,000″
Breakup Buddies,”10,085,000″,”10,000,000″,”85,000″,”165,000,000″,”164,308,000″,”692,000″
“Boxtrolls, The”,”5,770,000″,”3,100,000″,”2,670,000″,”82,155,423″,”36,100,000″,”46,055,423″
Samba,”4,500,000″,”4,500,000″,-,”4,500,000″,”4,500,000″,-
Addicted,”3,400,000″,-,”3,400,000″,”12,770,454″,-,”12,770,454″
“Walk Among The Tombstones, A”,”3,090,850″,”3,000,000″,”90,850″,”42,477,365″,”16,500,000″,”25,977,365″
“Perfect Dictatorship, The”,”2,800,000″,”2,800,000″,-,”3,400,000″,”3,400,000″,-
“My Love, My Bride”,”2,400,000″,”2,400,000″,-,”9,250,000″,”9,250,000″,-
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*Territory is a movie studio term for regions of the world consisting of various countries.

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