From RAF’s immense 4DX experience and NatWest’s community-driven creative, to Lego’s cinema-first kid’s club, we looked at 2024’s campaign victors to reveal what it takes to join the illustrious list of DCM Award Winners. Read more
How To Train Your Dragon takes the top spot at the UK box office this week with £5.6m on its opening weekend, and £8.1m including Monday-Thursday previews. Read more
Lilo & Stitch stayed in the top spot at the uk box office, adding £3.5m on its third weekend. Read more
The Cineworld Superscreen partnership includes a new Sky-sponsored ident, rotunda screen takeover and 4DX ad starring Andrew Garfield Read more
Lilo & Stitch stayed in the top spot, adding £6.1m on its second weekend, closing the biggest week since Barbenheimer! Read more
On a huge bank holiday weekend, Lilo & Stitch opened with £8m from Friday to Sunday, the third highest opening weekend of the year to date. Read more
Cinema’s biggest advertising event returns for its ninth year. Read more
29 brands, including Samsung, On, and Audi, are featured in the captioned reel for the film’s theatrical opening. Read more
Final Destination: Bloodlines sees the return of the playful horror series, and it has lost none of its popularity as it opened with £4m. Read more
Thunderbolts* made it two weeks in the top spot adding £2.4m, and after 11 days in cinemas, the Marvel blockbuster has banked a solid £11.6m. Read more
Thunderbolts* is the latest Marvel film to top the box office, opening with £6m, which includes £1m from Thursday previews. That’s the fourth biggest opening weekend of 2025 and this weekend, particularly in the US, is considered the start of the summer movie season. This weekend last year saw The Fall Guy open with a Friday to Sunday total of £3.2m, so Thunderbolts* has got the 2025 summer movie season off to a better start than that film did in 2024. Thunderbolts* added a further £1.8m on bank holiday Monday for a four-day total of £7.8m. Read more
A Minecraft Movie continued its hugely impressive run adding £2.5m, down 53% from last weekend, which takes it over the £50m mark to a HUGE £51.7m. Two years ago The Super Mario Bros Movie was huge across April and finished its run with £54.9m, so A Minecraft Movie is building to a total comfortably north of that. Read more
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