Top 15 Films (21 October)

 

1. Joker £5,489,716

2. Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil £3,300,000

3. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £1,305,511

4. Zombieland: Double Tap £1,242,352

5. Abominable £999,351

6. Gemini Man £711,925

7. Offical Secrets £537,990

8. Judy £520,932

9. Downton Abbey £420,134

10. Hustlers £173,699

11. Corpus Christi £64,450

12. Mystify: Michael Hutchence £62,776

13. Dora And The Lost City of Gold £55,546

14. Ad Astra £50,231

15. Toy Story 3 (3D) £49,334

 

 

 

Top 15 Films (28 October)

 

1. Joker £3,464,682

2. Terminator: Dark Fate £2,864,941

3. Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil £2,159,306

4. The Addams Family £2,117,740

5. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £1,052,238

6. Abominable £759,081

7. Zombieland: Double Tap £672,637

8. Countdown £390,872

9. Bigil £375,089

10. Gemini Man £319,452

11. Offical Secrets £306,420

12. Judy £251,189

13. Housefull 4 £234,840

14. Downton Abbey £199,397

15. EVENT CINEMA: Manon- Met Opera 2019 £143,044

 

 

I see Frozen 2 is out Christmas Eve. Wonder how long that'll reign on top of the UK chart then.

I see Frozen 2 is out Christmas Eve. Wonder how long that'll reign on top of the UK chart then.

It's released 22nd November. It'll have 2 or 3 weeks at #1 then it'll be a Jumanji > Star Wars > Star Wars > Cats take over. Cats could get number 1 the week before it hits, but I'm quietly confident that Star Wars 2nd week drop will be enough to hold it off for a week (ofc it all depends on the hype and whether it can get back the fans that Last Jedi and Solo lost)

 

Knives Out could POTENTIALLY knock Frozen 2 off after a week before F2 reclaims it the following week, but it depends on how F2's week 1 goes. It'll be huge ofc, but I don't think there's as much hype around it as people would expect!

I think Last Christmas will be top before Frozen 2 hits.

 

Wonder how the Charlie's Angels remake will do.

 

Black Christmas, out 13th Dec, could do well too.

Edited November 5, 20195 yr by Freddie Kruger

Last Christmas could potentially get number 1 the week before, yeah.

 

I think this was such a wrong time of year for Charlie's Angels. It's gonna bomb, hard. There will be Twitter cries about female directors etc.. so I'm not looking forward to that week </3

Top 15 Films (4 November)

 

1. Joker £2,446,199

2. The Addams Family £2,234,172

3. Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil £1,883,567

4. Stephen King's Doctor Sleep £1,460,643

5. Terminator: Dark Fate £1,182,540

6. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £1,013,592

7. Abominable £771,601

8. Zombieland: Double Tap £443,155

9. Sorry We Missed You £364,849

10. EVENT CINEMA: Dan TMD Presents The Contest £278,513

11. Offical Secrets £245,793

12. Countdown £228,497

13. Gemini Man £191,571

14. Judy £167,093

15. Downton Abbey £130,028

Wow, I really thought Doctor Sleep was going to do better than that! One of the best films I've seen this year!

Amazing takings for Joker still in it's 5th week. Gets a great score of 8.8 on IMDB.

Edited November 6, 20195 yr by Freddie Kruger

Top 15 Films (11 November)

 

1. The Joker £1,668,466

2. The Aeronauts £1,042,337

3. Maleficent: Mistess Of Evil £1,025,043

4. The Addam Family £1,013,919

5. The Good Liar £960,536

6. Midway £755,181

7. EVENT CINEMA: 42nd Street: The Musical £560,680

8. Teminator: Dark Fate £529,531

9. Stephen King's Doctor Sleep £524,874

10. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £454,347

11. Abominable £409,323

12. EVENT CINEMA: Madama Butterfly- Met Opera 2019 £270,363

13. Zombieland: Double Tap £239,840

14. Sorry We Missed You £172,892

15. Better Days £137,624

Top 15 Films (18 November)

 

1. Last Christmas £2,654,354

2. Le Mans '66 £2,000,000

3. Joker £1,009,308

4. Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil £690,871

5. The Addams Family £646,751

6. The Good Liar £609,236

7. Abominable £349,955

8. Midway £345,712

9. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £327,525

10. Terminator: Dark Fate £252,702

11. Stephen King's Doctor Sleep £210,233

12. The Aeronauts £171,486

13. Zombieland: Double Tap £131,451

14. Marjaavaan £100,740

15. EVENT CINEMA: Le Corsaire- Bolshoi Ballet 2019 £89,482

That's a HUGE drop for Aeronauts. Not surprising at all though!

That's a HUGE drop for Aeronauts. Not surprising at all though!

 

It opened on a Monday and its first week's takings reflected Monday-Sunday rather than the usual Friday-Sunday, so its first week takings were overly-skewed, which is why the drop is more pronounced.

Ah yes! That's very true. I forgot they had a Monday release. :lol:

Top 15 Films (25 November)

 

1. Frozen 2 £15,088,012

2. Last Christmas £2,251,947

3. Blue Story £1,324,510

4. Le Mans '66 £1,174,533

5. 21 Bridges £655,213

6. Joker £506,763

7. The Good Liar £263,002

8. The Addams Family £241,374

9. Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil £237,581

10. EVENT CINEMA: Akhnaten- Met Opera 2019 £170,399

11. A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon £129,553

12. Harriet £115,120

13. Abominable £107,987

14. Midway £78,465

15. Pagalpanti £75,399

 

Great to see Blue Story getting a solid opening even with Vue dropping it and the controversy surrounding it.

 

Very good opening for Frozen II even if it is a bit under what the The Lion King managed in the summer.

 

A bit late to note this but I believe the 6 weeks Joker managed at the top is the longest run since Avatar 10 years ago :o

Edited November 25, 20195 yr by LewisGT

Will Frozen increase in viewers as Christmas draws closer?

Great to see Blue Story getting a solid opening even with Vue dropping it and the controversy surrounding it.

 

I'd suggest the opposite - I believe the controversy over it being dropped actually helped its opening figures. I'd never heard of the film before it hit the headlines (and I listen to Kermode & Mayo, so I'm quite up-tp-date with what the big movies are), and the film has just got 100k of free publicity off the back of this. Banning a film gives it extra publicity, as there's a "taboo" around it, making it a must-see. such is human nature. I wouldn't be surprised if every cinema that shows the film in the next week will be sold out, with box office figures comparable with its first week.

Will Frozen increase in viewers as Christmas draws closer?

 

I imagine its first week will be its biggest, but it'll still draw big numbers over the next few weeks. I think it's likely to be the #1 film until the end of the year.

Thanks, just not a big follower of the movie chart.