Yessss for 'The Invisible Man' :wub: Probably my favourite Box Office #1 in a long long time!

Actually thought it would have done more and had a bigger lead.

Impressive for Dark Waters. A very good film. Amazing to see Parasite actually have longevity!

 

Top 15 Films (9 March)

 

1. Onward £3,419,500

2. The Invisible Man £1,538,985

3. Miltary Wives £968,468

4. Sonic The Hedgehog £951,103

5. Parasite £529,550

6. Dark Waters £499,276

7. Blumhouse's Fantasy Island £392,857

8. Dolittle £362,693

9. EVENT CINEMA: Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show £313,000

10. Emma £284,518

11. 1917 £247,291

12. The Call Of The Wild £187,960

13. Baaghi 3 £165,176

14. Birds of Prey And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn £136,845

15. Bad Boys For Life £136,447

Another week at #1 for Onward:

 

https://www.launchingfilms.com/research-dat...nt-top-15-films

Those box office numbers seem surprisingly solid. The last numbers were going to see for a while :(

 

 

In better news, Parasite has now become the #1 foreign-language film of all-time in the UK!

No information regarding the box office chart due to the coronavirus. No chart for the last two weeks.

Top 15 Films (20 July)

 

1. Onward £49,271

2. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £33,343

3. Trolls: World Tour £23,454

4. Black Water: Abyss £16,093

5. Dirty Dancing £14,398

6. Dreambuilders £12,406

7. Knives Out £11,624

8. Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets £11,130

9. A Star Is Born £10,936

10. Sonic The Hedgehog £10,910

11. The Dark Knight £10,159

12. Pulp Fiction £10,147

13. Reservoir Dogs £9.854

14. The Invisible Man £9,437

15. Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone £8,766

 

Top 15 Films (5 July)

 

1. Onward £21,626

2. Trolls World Tour £16,941

3. Bad Boys For Life £16,070

4. The Greatest Showman £14,499

5. 1917 £12,744

6. Dirty Dancing (30th Anniversary) £12,195

7. Grease £11,925

8. The Terminator £9,863

9. Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope £7,475

10. Fight Club £7,095

11. Cars £6,895

12. Joker £6,601

13. Sonic The Hedgehog £6,394

14. Back To The Future £6,001

15. The Conjuring £5,703

 

Top 15 Films (12 July)

 

1. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back £50,406

2. Onward £35,086

3. Black Water: Abyss £28,053

4. Trolls World Tour £19,996

5. Dirty Dancing £15,134

6. Knives Out £14,747

7. Grease £14,416

8. The Shawshank Redemption £13,321

9. Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone £12,358

10. The Greatest Showman £11,681

11. Back To The Future £10,949

12. Sonic The Hedgehog £10,721

13. The Adventures of Priscillla: Queen of The Desert £10,220

14. Jumanji: The Next Level £8,892

15. The Dark Knight £8,755

Top 15 Films (27 July)

 

1. Onward £60,074

2. Trolls: World Tour £35,053

3. Dreambuilders £25,811

4. Dirty Dancing £24,836

5. Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Extended Edition) £24,135

6. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £20,059

7. Stage Mother £19,334

8. The Dark Knight Roses £18,413

9. The Invisible Man £16,127

10. Black Water: Abyss £13,598

11. Saint Frances £11,667

12. Sonic The Hedgehog £11,444

13. The Goonies (4K Restoration) £11,438

14. Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban £10,660

15. The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (Extended Version) £8,766

Would those be considered good numbers with all things considered?

 

Looking back the #1's numbers wouldn't even get top 15 at the start of the year!

 

Top 15 Films (3 August)

 

1. Unhinged £175,263

2. Onward £58,951

3. 100% Wolf £33,129

4. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £31,136

5. The Vigil £30,302

6. Proxima £30,051

7. Dreambuilders £24,576

8. The Dark Knight Rises £24,075

9. Juassic Park £22,987

10. Trolls: World Tour £21,071

11. Back To The Future: (35th Anniversary) £19,065

12. Black Panther £16,693

13. Summerland £15,792

14. Sonic The Hedgehog £14,030

15. My Spy £13,878

Top 15 Films (10 August)

 

 

1. Unhinged £117,633

2. Onward £46,576

3. 100% Wolf £42,500

4. American Pickle £27,732

5. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £27,617

6. Jurassic Park £26,992

7. Trolls: World Tour £21,716

8. The Greatest Showman £20,182

9. The Vigil £16,012

10. The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King £13,005

11. Interstellar £12,751

12. Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix £12,706

13. The Matrix: 20th Anniversary £12,244

14. The Invisible Man £11,924

15. The Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship of the Ring £11,769

 

 

Top 15 Films (17 August)

 

1. Inception: 10th Anniversary £207,675

2. Unhinged £136,347

3. Pinoccohio £108,626

4. Onward £92,092

5. 100% Wolf £83,938

6. Broken Law £52,748

7. Trolls: World Your £42,370

8. Babyteeth £38,977

9. Jurassic Park £29,051

10. American Pickle £27,926

11. Dreambuilders £21,103

12. The Greatest Showman £18,998

13. Dirty Dancing £13,520

14. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £12,116

15. Back To The Future: (35th Anniversary) £12,041

Top 15 Films (24 August)

 

1. Unhinged £178,821

2. Onward £142,108

3. Inception: 10th Anniversary £117,415

4. 100% Wolf £105,518

5. Pinoccohio £99,277

6. Trolls: World Tour £71,385

7. Jurassic Park £67,626

8. Dreambuilders £33,261

9. The Karate Kid £32,117

10. Babyteeth £32,005

11. Star Wars: Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back (40th Anniversary) £28,199

12. Dirty Dancing £22,592

13. The Invisible Man £22,073

14. American Pickle £21,010

15. Sonic The Hedgehog £18,651

 

Top 15 Films (1 September)

 

1. Tenet £5,355,654

2. Onward £185,028

3. 100% Wolf £140,050

4. Unhinged £112,465

5. Pinoccohio £94,821

6. Trolls: World Tour £77,536

7. Hope Gap £72,769

8. EVENT CINEMA: Bring The Soul: The Movie (Concert) £39,085

9. Dreambuilders £24,755

10. Dirty Dancing £17,644

11. Jurassic Park £16,023

12. Dolittle £14,375

13. The Greatest Showman £11,956

14. Babyteeth £11,467

15. Sonic The Hedgehog £10,593

Wow that's really impressive for Tenet! Wasn't massive on the film but I'm hopeful this will mean we will get more major releases soon.

I'm very hapy with the results of Tenet, not just because of the movie itself but mostly to see people still want to go to the cinemas. This is really what we needed at the moment.

Shame The Hope Gap only made it to #7, such a good movie, but I imagine it's not playing in a lot of cinemas and I think most of the general demographic for a movie like that are maybe more afraid to go out now.

that number for Tenet is a blessing. Unhinged is also doing really well, that's def gonna end up with a good total by the end of its run considering its already over +£600k! Def encouraging signs for cinema

 

and yassss at TGS and Sonic continued slayage *.*