UK Box Office Thread

[pepsa]

2 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:

1	No Time To Die (Universal)	£21m	£25.9m	1
2	Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings (Disney)	£778,319	£19.7m	5
3	Free Guy (Disney)	£270,266	£16.6m	8
4	The PAW Patrol Movie (Paramount)	£251,000	£8.16m	8
5	The Many Saints Of Newark (Warner Bros)	£237,000	£1.6m	2

This means NTTD had a £7m sunday, thats almost as big as Skyfalls saturday.

[charlie Jatinder]

18 minutes ago, pepsa said:

This means NTTD had a £7m sunday, thats almost as big as Skyfalls saturday.

Yeah. Skyfall SAT was 7.24M, close to 1M admits and probably hit feasible capacity (8K shows on 587 locs), which would have led to a lot of spillover in days forward. 

I guess NTTD around 800k admits on SAT & 675k admits on SUN.

Edited October 4, 2021 by charlie Jatinder

[SnokesLegs]

31 minutes ago, pepsa said:

This means NTTD had a £7m sunday, thats almost as big as Skyfalls saturday.

Wouldn’t surprise me, the 7:20pm IMAX showing I was in for my second viewing yesterday was absolutely packed and the lobby was very busy even at that time of the day (it’s normally quieter on a Sunday night at that cinema).

[titanic2187]

5 minutes ago, SnokesLegs said:

Wouldn’t surprise me, the 7:20pm IMAX showing I was in for my second viewing yesterday was absolutely packed and the lobby was very busy even at that time of the day (it’s normally quieter on a Sunday night at that cinema).

So first time in a while that cinema is busier than vaccination center. 

[charlie Jatinder]

 

1	No Time To Die	Universal Pictures	1	£25,916,476	£25,916,476
2	Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings	Walt Disney	5	£779,077	£19,659,645
3	Free Guy	Walt Disney	8	£270,266	£16,595,947
4	The Paw Patrol Movie	Paramount	8	£251,511	£8,158,766
5	The Many Saints Of Newark	Warner Bros.	2	£237,150	£1,580,642
6	Chal Mera Putt 3	Rhythm Boyz Entertainment	1	£192,957	£192,957
7	The Croods 2: A New Age	Universal Pictures	12	£167,568	£9,836,163
8	Candyman	Universal Pictures	6	£120,228	£4,984,251
9	Respect	Universal Pictures	4	£76,918	£1,973,721
10	Space Jam: A New Legacy	Warner Bros.	12	£76,896	£12,799,601

[charlie Jatinder]

Biggest weekend for Punjabi film in UK. Chal Mera Putt 3. Biggest news of the weekend. 👀

[Chicago]

15 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

Biggest weekend for Punjabi film in UK. Chal Mera Putt 3. Biggest news of the weekend. 👀

 

I'm assuming you're Indian? If so, can you clear something up for me? I was once on holiday and met a bunch of Indian lads. They ended up drinking with us and told me when I next meet an Indian guy I should say "Ban Jon" to them and they will love it. Is there any truth to this? As Google was zero help

[charlie Jatinder]

13 minutes ago, Chicago said:

 

I'm assuming you're Indian? If so, can you clear something up for me? I was once on holiday and met a bunch of Indian lads. They ended up drinking with us and told me when I next meet an Indian guy I should say "Ban Jon" to them and they will love it. Is there any truth to this? As Google was zero help

Spoiler

not "ban jon", its "behan-chod". sis-f***r of hindi.

 

Edited October 4, 2021 by charlie Jatinder

[Chicago]

19 minutes ago, charlie Jatinder said:

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not "ban jon", its "behan-chod". sis-f***r of hindi.

 

That's brilliant 🤣

[Issac Newton]

Keep those jokes on your pocket. It does not seem to be realistic at all.🙄

Edited October 4, 2021 by Issac Newton
adding emoji

[Chicago]

3 minutes ago, Issac Newton said:

Keep those jokes on your pocket. It does not seem to be realistic at all.🙄

I apologize, I had no idea of the translation 

[charlie Jatinder]

9 minutes ago, Chicago said:

That's brilliant 🤣

Though a white man saying that would definitely get some laughs, and they will love it.

[Issac Newton]

3 minutes ago, Chicago said:

I apologize, I had no idea of the translation 

No problem, I myself do not have any idea why Charlie covered his texts with "*". But, in case if you do not know please refrain from posting in forum (directly DM the person for the meaning) 

[Jonwo]

4 hours ago, SchumacherFTW said:

That's practically Skyfall pace if it manages that

NTTD probably will have lower first week weekdays compared to Skyfall due to it not being half term but that might lead to a higher second weekend. 

 

 

[SchumacherFTW]

4 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

NTTD probably will have lower first week weekdays compared to Skyfall due to it not being half term but that might lead to a higher second weekend. 

 

 

Still seems impossible to get a decent seat this week though for sure. Obviously won't be hitting Thursday's heights, but going to be strong for sure. The Everyman near me has already practically sold out all evening shows NEXT week

[Jonwo]

4 minutes ago, SchumacherFTW said:

Still seems impossible to get a decent seat this week though for sure. Obviously won't be hitting Thursday's heights, but going to be strong for sure. The Everyman near me has already practically sold out all evening shows NEXT week

I do wonder if the boutique cinemas may forego Venom's first weekend in favour of Bond or perhaps schedule it in later showings given the short runtime? 

[Dandeak2000]

1 - 3 OCTOBER 2021 - Now with Added Drops (and a few more numbers)!

 

1. No Time to Die - £21,000,000 / £25,900,000 (inc. Thursday) / 772 sites / Week 1
2. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - £778,319 (-51%) / £19,700,000 / Week 5
3. Free Guy - £270,266 (-52%) / £16,600,000 / Week 8
4. The Paw Patrol Movie - £251,000 (+16%) / £8,160,000 / Week 8
5. The Many Saints of Newark - £237,000 (-62%) / £1,600,000 / Week 2
6. Chal Mera Putt 2 - £192,957 / Week 1
7. The Croods: A New Age - £167,802 (+10%) / £9,800,000 / Week 12
8. Candyman - £120,228 / £4,950,000 / Week 6
9. Respect - £76,858 / £1,950,000 / Week 4
10. Space Jam: A New Legacy - £76,000 / £12,800,000 / Week 12

 

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Jungle Cruise - £73,162 (-45%) / £12,500,000 / Week 10
Malignant - £49,000 / £1,400,000 / Week 4
Spirit Untamed - £42,247 / £3,400,000 / Week 10
Qismat 2 - £39,498 / £253,289 / Week 2
Even Mice Belong in Heaven - £17,318 / 228 sites / Week 1
Oliver Sacks: His Own Life - £14,091 / £17,219 (inc. previews) / Week 1
The Suicide Squad - £6,000 / £14,200,000 / Week 10
People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan - £5,501 / £2,300,000 / Week 7
Copshop - £2,400 / £534,000 / Week 4

 

[Dandeak2000]

Top 20 Opening Weekends - 2021

 

1. No Time to Die - £21,000,000 / 772 sites

2. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - £5,759,504 / 640 sites
3. F9 - £4,836,773 / 594 sites
4. Black Widow - £4,639,095 / 644 sites
5. Peter Rabbit 2 - £3,808,508 / 496 sites
6. The Suicide Squad - £3,252,028 / 635 sites
7. Free Guy - £2,391,278 / 627 sites
8. A Quiet Place: Part II - £2,250,535 / 561 sites
9. Jungle Cruise - £2,241,651 / 577 sites
10. The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It - £1,867,821 / 473 sites
11. Cruella - £1,453,635 / 522 sites
12. Space Jam: A New Legacy - £1,363,556 / 603 sites
13. The PAW Patrol Movie - £1,258,187 / 581 sites
13. Candyman - £1,110,323 / 604 sites
14. In The Heights - £1,036,517 / 630 sites
15. The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard - £1,031,208 / 522 sites
16. Old - £866,860 / 560 sites
18. Godzilla vs. Kong - £783,879 / 432 sites
19. The Forever Purge - £701,806 / 501 sites
20. The Croods 2: A New Age - £696,196 / 602 sites

[Dandeak2000]

Top 10 Grossers - 2021

 

1. No Time To Die - £21,000,000 / Week 1

2. Peter Rabbit 2 - £20,300,000 / Week 15
3. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - £19,700,000 / Week 5

4. Black Widow - £18,834,584 / Week 12
5. F9 - £16,452,430 / Week 14
6. Free Guy - £16,600,000 / Week 8
7. The Suicide Squad - £14,200,000 / Week 10
8. Space Jam: A New Legacy - £12,800,000 / Week 12
9. Jungle Cruise - £12,500,000 / Week 10
10. A Quiet Place: Part II - £11,547,774 / Week 9

[Krissykins]

No Time To Die continues at my local this weekend with 45 showings.

 

The Addams Family 2 is the sole new release and has 11 showtimes.