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Channing Tatum Opening Weekend History
Post-Pandemic
Dog - £822,123 - February 2022
Pre-Pandemic
Smallfoot - £2,323,009 - October 2018
Logan Lucky - £705,087 - August 2017
Magic Mike XXL - £1,527,419 - July 2015
Jupiter Ascending - £1,349,938 - February 2015
Foxcatcher - £877,408 - January 2015
The Book of Life - £981,432 - October 2014
22 Jump Street - £4,854,991 - June 2014
White House Down - £1,184,338 - September 2013
Magic Mike - £1,646,901 - July 2012
21 Jump Street - £1,556,039 - March 2012
The Vow - £1,091,469 - February 2012
The Eagle - £821,769 - March 2011
The Dilemma - £1,102,798 - January 2011
Dear John - £1,273,632 - April 2010
Fighting - £991,180 - May 2009
Step Up 2 - £2,358,003 - March 2008
Step Up - £1,004,473 - October 2006
She's the Man - £751,951 - April 2006
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18 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
I think there’s a mistake; Belfast was already at £11.3m last weekend.
Likely a mistake on Screen Daily's part, we will see the real number when BFI releases their chart
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Top 10 Openings of 2022
1. Sing 2 - £6,685,736 / 632 sites
2. Uncharted - £4,705,948 / 579 sites
3. Scream - £2,468,510 / 622 sites
4. Belfast - £2,203,113 / 704 sites
5. Jackass Forever - £2,091,017 / 537 sites
6. Death on the Nile - £1,898,357 / 710 sites
7. Moonfall - £1,018,496 / 543 sites8. Dog - £822,123 / 478 sites
9. Marry Me - £685,479 / 505 sites
10. Licorice Pizza - £436,005 / 202 sites-
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18 - 20 February 2022 - Screen Daily Numbers
1. Uncharted - £3,800,000 (-19.9%) / £12,200,000 / Week 2
2. Sing 2 - £3,200,000 (-1.4%) / £23,300,000 / Week 4
3. Death on the Nile - £1,300,000 (-29%) / £4,700,000 / Week 2
4. Dog - £822,123 / Week 1
5. Belfast - £756,381 (-27.8%) / £12,056,381+ / Week 5
6. Spider-Man: No Way Home - £639,000 (-4.5%) / £94,000,000 / Week 10
7. Jackass Forever - £585,000 (-41.5%) / £5,300,000 / Week 3
8. Marry Me - £336,443 (-52%) / £1,700,000 / Week 2
9. Encanto - £83,039 (-10%) / £7,600,000 / Week 13
10. Scream - £77,000 / £7,400,000 / Week 6Other Notables
Moonfall - £75,840 / £2,000,000 / Week 3
Parallel Mothers - £71,634 / £1,100,000 / Week 4
Flee - £37,270 (+6,8%) / £133,512 / Week 2
Licorice Pizza - £30,286 / £2,400,000
Belle - £15,678 / £310,280 / Week 3
The Real Charlie Chaplin - £14,374 / £21,000 (inc. previews) / Week 1
Love, Sex and Pandemic - £1,004 / £69,222 / Week 2
The Book of Dust - La Belle Sauvage - £676 / £342,886 (inc. Thursday)
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4.5/5
Scream
4/5
Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts
3.5/5
Dog
Death on the Nile
The House
Looop Lapeta
Marry Me
3/5
Kimi
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Downfall: The Case Against Boeing
The 355
The Tinder Swindler
My Father's Violin
Save the Cinema
Moonfall
2.5/5
Four to Dinner
The Wasteland
2/5
Studio 666
Uncharted
The Royal Treatment
Amandla
1.5/5
Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
Bigbug
Through My Window
The Privilege
1/5
How I Fell in Love with a Gangster
Brazen
The King's Daughter
0.5/5
The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild
Home Team
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Should be the third 2022 film to pass £10M right?
Sing 2, Belfast and this week Uncharted
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January 2022 (7 this month)
January 13 - The 355
January 14 - Licorice Pizza
January 16 - Scream
January 19 - Scream (2nd time)
January 21 - Belfast
January 23 - Nightmare Alley
February 2022 (4 this month, 11 so far)
February 06 - Sing 2
February 07 - Moonfall
February 12 - Uncharted
February 20 - Dog
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) - The kills are awesome, there is some nice gore effects and a good amount of blood. The film overall though does suffer from trying to add in too many messages and never really exploring any of them further than surface level. One of which centring around a very traumatic event which is not handled well AT ALL.
Dog (2022) - I actually really enjoyed this movie. Channing Tatum carries it, given he is the only one who can say anything for about 70% of the movie. It sure is predictable, but it has heart and is a wholesome good time.
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January 2022 (1 so far)
January 13 - The 355 (2022)
Coming Soon
SpoilerJanuary 14 - Licorice Pizza
January 16 - Scream (2022)
January 18 - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
January 20 - Parallel Mothers
January 21 - Nightmare Alley
January 23 - Belfast
January 25 - In the Heat of the Night
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41 minutes ago, SchumacherFTW said:
I know there's guidance for TV programming, but not sure when it comes to cinemas. There may be pressure to cancel certain types of movies in a similar way that the BBC is banned from showing comedy for 2 weeks after she passes.
I think cinemas might close the day of her death, like if it happens early enough like before 3/4pm in the day and the day of the funeral I could see them being closed (which is 10 days after her death and would be a bank holiday)
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Translates to about £90.46M not sure what the actual will be.
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£5.26M, 4th biggest FSS below Bond, Venom 2 and Shang-Chi. Above F9, Dune and Black Widow
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Looks like £1.555M
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29 - 31 October 2021 - Full Numbers - Top 10 and Unplaced Numbers
1. No Time to Die - £3,500,000 (-24%) / £85,900,000 / Week 5
2. Dune - £3,300,000 (-30.7%) / £13,200,000 / Week 2
3. Venom: Let There Be Carnage - £1,500,000 (-40%) / £14,800,000 / Week 3
4. The Addams Family 2 - £1,500,000 (+66.8%) / £8,900,000 / Week 4
5. The Boss Baby 2: Family Business - £1,300,000 (+13%) / £5,000,000 / Week 2
6. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - £965,008 / £65,800,000 / Week 1
7. Halloween Kills - £759,241 (-1.2%) / £4,600,000 / Week 3
8. Last Night in Soho - £716,248 / Week 1
9. Ron's Gone Wrong - £609,119 (+8%) / £3,600,000 / Week 3
10. The French Dispatch - £530,712 (-31%) / £2,070,000 / Week 2
Other Numbers
Cliff Richard: The Great 80 Tour - £515,617 (Wed-Sun) / Week 1
Antlers - £250,673 / £251,099 (inc. previews) / Week 1
The Rocky Horror Live Show 2021 - £204,597 (Thu only) / Week 1
Dear Evan Hansen - £72,609 (-68.9%) / £587,358 / Week 2
Paw Patrol: The Movie - £57,800 (+31.2%) / £8,600,000 / Week 12
Scream (25th Anniversary) - £44,000 / £161,000 / Week 2?
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - £28,344 (-54%) / £21,200,000 / Week 9
Blade - £20,132 / 183 sites / Week 1
The Last Duel - £19,204 (-67%) / £741,627 / Week 3
Azor - £15,172 (inc. previews) / Week 1
The Rescue - £13,841 / £45,213 (inc. previews) / 17 sites / Week 1
Seven Samurai (Re: 2021) - £8,670 / £11,369 (inc. previews) / 11 sites / Week 1
The Nowhere Inn - £3,498 / Week 1
Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires - £1,937 / £2,403 (inc. previews) / Week 1-
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It's 30 days now! Pretty great milestone.
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1 hour ago, John Marston said:
1.) Dune (WB) 4,125 theaters Fri $5M (-71%)/3-day $15.5M (-62%)/Total $69.3M/Wk 2
2.) Halloween Kills (Uni) 3,616 (-111) theaters Fri $2.5M (-44%)/3-day $8.75M (-39%)/Total $85.9M/Wk 3
3.) My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission (Fun) 1,602 theaters, Fri $2.88M/3-day $7.9M/Wk 1
4.) No Time to Die(UAR) 3,507 (-300) theaters Fri $2.39M (-33%)/3-day $7.7M (-37%)/Total $133.2M/Wk 4
5.) Venom: Let There Be Carnage (Sony) 3,278 (-235) theaters Fri $1.6M (-35%)/3-day $5.6M (-40%)/Total $190.3M/Wk 5
6.) Last Night in Soho (Foc) 3,016 theaters Fri $1.9M/3-day $4.3M/Wk 1
7.) Antlers (Sea) 2,800 theaters Fri $1.7M/3-day $4.1M/Wk 1
8.) Ron’s Gone Wrong (20th/Dis) 3,560 theaters, Fri $1.1M (-52%)/3-day $3.9M (-47%)/Total $12.9M/Wk 2
9.) The French Dispatch (Sea) 788 (+736) theaters Fri $1.09M (+96%)/3-day $3.5M (+169%)/Total $5.6M/ Wk 2
10.) Addams Family 2 (UAR) 2,757 (-150) theaters Fri $846K (-26%), 3-day $3.1M(-30%)/Total $52.7M/Wk 5
I'm so curious what the preview numbers are for Last Night in Soho given it can't even get to $5M off a $1.9M opening day. Was the pure Friday really that bad?
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15 minutes ago, Jonwo said:
Wolf of Wall Street has a lot more than just swearing to earn it an 18 rating.
Gone Girl was an 18 as well IIRC there's one scene in that film that earns it that rating but also a use of the C word towards the end of the film.
Which is why there is an ellipsis after 'very strong language.' The short description gives you a very brief look at what gave it an 18 rating, The longer description describes the context for those things and also mentions issues that would be rated lower than the film's rating
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Very impressive total! It's got more to climb soon too
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5 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
Looks like it’s rating was made up of “Violence with injury detail, Very strong language, strong language, drug use and sexual threat”.
They don’t like injury detail.
Yeah, I do like how the BBFC only mention what gives the film the rating in the description and they go into more detail in the in depth ratings info for the stuff that would reach the lower ratings rather than mentioning everything in the description.
But yeah, the only thing that gives the film the 18 rating is the injury detail, all the other stuff not in the main description would be at 15 or lower level.
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50 minutes ago, Avatree said:
Language can only put a film at 15, afaik. THink you can have as many uses of Cnt as you like and that won't ever be enough to give it an 18, regardless of context.
https://www.bbfc.co.uk/release/the-wolf-of-wall-street-q29sbgvjdglvbjpwwc0zoti1otq
Wolf of Wall Street is rated 18 for 'very strong language...'
It works the way f**k works at 12A and 15 it seems. Any aggressive use of C**t is automatically an 18, if you use it too much it will also be an 18, I was just wondering what the number is where they'd slap an automatic 18 on it
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8 minutes ago, SnokesLegs said:
Depends on the context I think, if someone just calls someone a “c**t” then it’s granted a bit more leeway, it’s when it’s used in a sexual context that they make more of a thing out of it.
Yeah, I think if you use it aggressively / with violence its also automatically an 18 rating. I guess it's probably like f**k where any more than a few uses and it gets the higher rating.
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To be fair, with the 18 rating, I'm surprised they didn't add very strong language to the description cause there are two uses of c**t, I'm curious how many makes it a automatic 18.
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1 hour ago, Krissykins said:
I’m still amazed it’s an 18, nothing in the film warrants that rating. I’m going to guess around £600k.
Have you seen the film? I think there is one scene that is quite excessive in terms of content for the rating. Obviously won't mention which scene so I don't spoil it.
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May 17 - Mortal Kombat
May 25 - The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
May 26 - Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train
June 05 - Cruella
June 11 - In The Heights
June 13 - Nobody
June 26 - The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
July 04 - Cruella (round 2)
July 10 - Black Widow
July 17 - The Forever Purge
July 18 - Space Jam 2: A New Legacy
July 24 - Old
July 31 - The Suicide Squad
August 12 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
August 13 - Don't Breathe 2
August 15 - Free Guy
August 16 - Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins
August 17 - Spirit Untamed
August 17 - Jungle Cruise
August 22 - Reminiscence
August 24 - Censor
August 29 - Candyman (2021)
September 05 - Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
September 11 - Copshop
September 12 - Malignant
September 27 - The Many Saints of Newark
October 03 - No Time to Die
October 09 - Last Night in Soho (LFF)
October 10 - The Addams Family 2
October 15 - The Last Duel
October 16 - Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage
October 16 - Ron's Gone Wrong
October 16 - Halloween Kills
October 17 - Halloween Kills (round 2)
October 24 - Dune
October 26 - Halloween Kills (round 3)
October 26 - The French DispatchComing Soon
October 29 - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (20th Anniversary)
October 29 - Antlers
October 30 - Last Night in Soho (round 2)
UK Box Office Thread
in International Box Office
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On Saturday, The Batman has 23 showings in my local 12 screener. with peak being on 8 screens at once. It also has 9 midnight showings on Friday bringing that to 32 showings for opening day.
Death on the Nile, Cyrano and Studio 666 down to one showing each. Dog and The Duke have 2. Sing 2 has 3 and Uncharted has 6.
There are also showings of The Godfather (1972) and The Godfather 2 (1974) sprinkled in throughout the week,