Krissykins Posted Friday at 02:32 PM Share Posted Friday at 02:32 PM Cinema counts for the openers today: Maxxxine 477 sites X £227k from 481 sites, £641k total Pearl £193k from 293 sites, £477k total The Mummy (re-release) 316 sites Blue Lock 280 sites Kill 233 sites Unicorns 53 sites Cineworld are apparently considering closing their 25 lowest performing sites. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UKBoxOffice Posted Saturday at 08:05 AM Share Posted Saturday at 08:05 AM Friday Inside Out £992k (-21% on last Friday) Quiet Place £466k (-43%) Maxxxine £146k Bad Boys £135k Bikeriders £127k 5 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Krissykins Posted Saturday at 08:12 AM Share Posted Saturday at 08:12 AM Decent holds! Wish Maxxxine did a bit more, but it could still out open X + Pearl if it’s not too front loaded. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UKBoxOffice Posted yesterday at 08:39 AM Share Posted yesterday at 08:39 AM Saturday 1. Inside Out £1.96m (-22%) 2. Quiet Place £571k (-41%) 3. Bad Boys £159k (-43%) 4. Fly Me To The Moon £121k 5. Maxxxine £119k 5 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grand Cine Posted yesterday at 09:16 AM Share Posted yesterday at 09:16 AM 35 minutes ago, UKBoxOffice said: Saturday 1. Inside Out £1.96m (-22%) 2. Quiet Place £571k (-41%) 3. Bad Boys £159k (-43%) 4. Fly Me To The Moon £121k 5. Maxxxine £119k Great hold for IO2 and good for AQP despite Euro Match. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Olive Posted 4 hours ago Share Posted 4 hours ago Rank Film (distributor) Three-day gross (July 5-7) Total gross to date Week 1. Inside Out 2 (Disney) £5.1m £40.1m 4 2. A Quiet Place: Day One (Paramount) £1.6m £6.2m 2 3. Bad Boys: Ride Or Die (Sony) £446,578 £11.1m 5 4. MaXXXine (Universal) £384,410 £384,410 1 5. The Bikeriders (Universal) £373,027 £3.2m 3 https://www.screendaily.com/news/inside-out-2-becomes-highest-grossing-film-of-2024-at-uk-ireland-box-office/5195278.article 1 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UKBoxOffice Posted 2 hours ago Share Posted 2 hours ago Inside Out 2 retains its No.1 spot for the fourth consecutive weekend, dropping only 15% to gross a further £5.1m. Kelsey Mann’s animated sequel has now become the first title to cross the £40m mark for the year, surpassing Dune: Part II (£39.5m) to claim the position of 2024’s highest-grossing film. Pixar’s sequel has now also surpassed the lifetime total of its predecessor Inside Out (£39.3m). Another non-mover this weekend is A Quiet Place: Day One at No.2, which drops just 34% in its second week of release to gross £1.6m. Michael Sarnoski’s prequel has a total to date of £6.1m, tracking only 3% behind A Quiet Place (£6.3m) and 4% behind A Quiet Place Part II (£6.4m) at the same point of release. Following suit, Bad Boys: Ride Or Die remains at No.3 with £446k in its fifth weekend, down just 32%. With a total to date of £11.0m the latest action sequel is the second-biggest title in the franchise, tracking 32% behind the lifetime total of Bad Boys For Life (£16.2m). MaXXXine is the highest new opener this weekend at No.4, with a gross of £382k. Ti West’s latest horror is his biggest opening to date, ahead of his previous releases 2022’s X (opening £227k/lifetime 641k) and 2023’s Pearl (opening £192k/lifetime 477k). In our PostTrak exit poll, the title was awarded 3.5 stars and a 78% Total Positive score, both scoring above the horror genre norm of 3 stars and 70% Total Positive. The genre/type of film (40%) and it’s part of a franchise I like (33%) were the main pulls for audiences, with Mia Goth being a draw too, mentioned by 27%. The Bikeriders is at No.5 with £373k, dropping 37% in its third weekend. Jeff Nichols’ biker gang drama has a total to date of £3.1m. Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum-starring comedy Fly Me To The Moon is at No.6, grossing £278k from its Saturday and Sunday previews. Greg Berlanti’s picture preview total is £301k ahead of its full release this Thursday. Kalki 2898 AD drops 62% from its opening to chart at No.7 this weekend with £189k. The Indian sci-fi epic has a total to date of £1.2m and is the biggest Indian film of the year so far, ahead of Fighter (£1.0m). The Garfield Movie is at No.8 with a 20% increase and £183k in its seventh week of release. The latest adaptation of the popular comic strip has a total to date of £8.5m, now tracking only 10% behind 2004’s Garfield (£9.5m). Kinds Of Kindness is at No.9 with £166k, a drop of 46% from its opening. Yorgos Lanthimos’ anthology has a total to date of £735k. Closing the chart at No.10 is IF with an increase of 3% in its eighth week of release, adding a further £139k to cross the £12m milestone. John Krasinski’s family picture is now his second best-performing title as director, only behind A Quiet Place (£12.2m). The anime title Blue Lock The Movie – Episode Nagi opened at No.13 with £76k. Including previews its total is £118k and will place at No.10 in the official chart, once the Fly Me To The Moon previews have been excluded. The overall box office is down 16% from last weekend, and down 18% versus the equivalent weekend in 2023 when Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny remained at No.1 in its second weekend with £3.0m, followed by Elemental opening at No.2 with £2.9m and Insidious: The Red Door opening at No.3 with £2.2m. Year-to-date 2024 is now running 8% behind the same period in 2023. 1 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keysersoze123 Posted 1 hour ago Share Posted 1 hour ago I think it can hit 60m pounds right. Are we in summer break in UK? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
