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1 hour ago, SchumacherFTW said:

All the new release horror movies see looking anaemic at my local tonight, The Thing and Poltergeist are looking busy though

They’ve opened another screen for The Thing at mine. Shockingly, Halloween Ends isn’t even showing today, seems to be done after barely two weeks.

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Weekend(28-30 October)

1.Black Adam-£3.5M/£13.4M 

2.Lyle,Lyle,Cocodrile -£1.5M/£9M

3.The Banshees of Inisherin -£1.3M/£4 2M

4.Prey for the Devil £768,596/£859,662

5.Coldplay-MotS-£742,584

6.Smile-£646,000/£10.3M

7.Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets-£454,250

8.Barbarian-£377,838/£380,732

9.Halloween Ends-£331,771/£4.4M

10.Tickets to Paradise-£209,579/£9.2M

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, SnokesLegs said:

They’ve opened another screen for The Thing at mine. Shockingly, Halloween Ends isn’t even showing today, seems to be done after barely two weeks.

I’m actually going to see it again tonight (for my sins). So far it’s sold 40 seats in a 92 seater, that’s not bad actually.
 

Went to see Barbarian earlier and it rocked. Could done much better here if they’d advertised it. That “Prey for the Devil” trailer is an easy sell so I’m not surprised to see it open well. Amazing for Smile, only horror of 2022 to break £10m. 
 

Sad to see Bros not even make the top 10. 

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WEEKEND FIGURES 

  Film Distributor Weeks on release Weekend Total Total Box Office
1 Black Adam Warner Bros. 2 £3,488,800 £13,443,131
2 Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile Sony Pictures 3 £1,499,101 £9,043,676
3 The Banshees Of Inisherin Walt Disney 2 £1,270,321 £4,226,659
4 Prey For The Devil Lionsgate UK 1 £859,717 £859,717
5 Coldplay Music Of The Spheres Live Broadcast From Buenos Aires Trafalgar Releasing 1 £745,541 £745,541
6 Smile Paramount 5 £646,084 £10,292,710
7 Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (20th Anniversary) Warner Bros. 1 £454,250 £454,250
8 Barbarian Walt Disney 1 £380,812 £380,812
9 Halloween Ends Universal Pictures 3 £331,771 £4,434,796
10 Triangle Of Sadness Lionsgate UK 1 £308,950 £308,950
11 Bros Universal Pictures 1 £215,612 £215,612
12 Ticket To Paradise Universal Pictures 6 £210,100 £9,150,902
13 The Woman King Entertainment One UK 4 £156,504 £3,364,984
14 The Lost King Pathe 4 £121,113 £1,155,058
15 Decision To Leave MUBI 2 £106,558 £650,000

Source: Comscore

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2 hours ago, Krissykins said:

I’m actually going to see it again tonight (for my sins). So far it’s sold 40 seats in a 92 seater, that’s not bad actually.
 

Went to see Barbarian earlier and it rocked. Could done much better here if they’d advertised it. That “Prey for the Devil” trailer is an easy sell so I’m not surprised to see it open well. Amazing for Smile, only horror of 2022 to break £10m. 
 

Sad to see Bros not even make the top 10. 

My local is selling Bros tickets for £5.99, I think they could sense the underperformance coming unfortunately.

 

I still need to see Smile, the trailer looked generic as hell and put me off it, but I keep seeing raves so I’m intrigued to check it out. Looks like a true WOM hit.

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4 hours ago, SnokesLegs said:

My local is selling Bros tickets for £5.99, I think they could sense the underperformance coming unfortunately.

 

I still need to see Smile, the trailer looked generic as hell and put me off it, but I keep seeing raves so I’m intrigued to check it out. Looks like a true WOM hit.


Smile is really worth a watch, I’ve been to see it twice, it’s great.

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10 hours ago, SchumacherFTW said:

All the new release horror movies see looking anaemic at my local tonight, The Thing and Poltergeist are looking busy though

Yeah, just got back from 'The Thing' and was a surprising turnout for a re-release. Also wonderful to see it on the big screen.

 

Will be seeing Barbarian tomorrow night which has been plopped on the smallest screen (which is fair since it didn't look it was selling that many seats over the weekend).

I would have thought Prey for the Devil would have attracted the teen horror crowd looking for Halloween scares though. 

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6 hours ago, The Dark Alfred said:

I did the Thing/Barbarian double bill and it was a treat. Looks like Triangle of Sadness will crack 1m with ease, Decision To Leave might get there, too. Banshees also doing great. Good to see indies performing well across the board.

Do you know if Triangle of Sadness is planning to expand? Only one of my four locals is showing it (the furthest away one) and it’s only on once a day. 

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Friday's UK box office

 

1. Black Adam £514k
2. Banshees Of Inisherin £290k

3. One Piece Film: Red £214k

4. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile £178k

5. Living £141k

6. Prey For The Devil £125k

7. Smile £124k

8. Barbarian £66k

9. Triangle Of Sadness £59k

10. Ania £43k

11. Watcher £41k

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7 minutes ago, UKBoxOffice said:

Friday's UK box office

 

1. Black Adam £514k
2. Banshees Of Inisherin £290k

3. One Piece Film: Red £214k

4. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile £178k

5. Living £141k

6. Prey For The Devil £125k

7. Smile £124k

8. Barbarian £66k

9. Triangle Of Sadness £59k

10. Ania £43k

11. Watcher £41k

No Bros in the top 10

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6 hours ago, UKBoxOffice said:

Friday's UK box office

 

1. Black Adam £514k
2. Banshees Of Inisherin £290k

3. One Piece Film: Red £214k

4. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile £178k

5. Living £141k

6. Prey For The Devil £125k

7. Smile £124k

8. Barbarian £66k

9. Triangle Of Sadness £59k

10. Ania £43k

11. Watcher £41k

Oh wow thank you. 
 

Think that’s the first time we’ve ever had a top 10 for UK friday numbers. 

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18 minutes ago, UKBoxOffice said:

Weekends Grosses

 

1. Black Adam £2.0m
2. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile £975k
3. The Banshees Of Inisherin £971k
4. Living £561k
5. One Piece Film Red £558k
6. Prey For The Devil £364k
7. Smile £351k
8. Triangle Of Sadness £215k
9. Barbarian £197k
10. Ticket To Paradise £174k

Thank you the info, and welcome to the team

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Expectations for BP2? 
 

Pre-sales looking very strong around me but in London especially this will obviously do huge numbers, so maybe that is skewing expectations. 
 

Difficult to compare to BP as that had a 6 day opening in February 2018. £17.7m 6 day, £10.5m Fri-Sun with a £2.7m OD.

 

I expect OD will be near £5m mark and perhaps  around £14-15m 3 day.

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