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Best trailers revealed at Comic Con 2016

Comic Con 2016 came with the usual bout of cosplay and movie-based tomfoolery at the San Diego Convention Center last week, including costumes from yet to be released titles as well as some golden oldies. But the real highlights were the trailers unveiled at the event.

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Gaiety Cinema adds lounge and event programme

Gaiety Cinema in Whitehaven has added a new lounge area at the venue offering customers extra space to meet before and  after film showings. The venue has also announced an event cinema programme to coincide with the development.

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In Disney's fantasy-adventure THE BFG, directed by Steven Spielberg and based on Roald Dahl's beloved classic, a precocious 10-year old named Sophie (Ruby Barnhill) befriends the BFG (Oscar (TM) winner Mark Rylance), a Big Friendly Giant from Giant Country.

Box Office: The BFG towers above the rest

The Weekend Round-up

The UK’s love for Roald Dahl is all present and correct as The BFG opened with £5.3m, the seventh biggest opening weekend of the year. Had it not been for sensational weather on Saturday, it would have been a good deal bigger. Read more

DCM Podcast July 2016: Tanya Easterman

In this month's DCM Podcast, Tom Linay talks to Tanya Easterman, Sponsorships Consultant at Cinema First, about what makes a great partnership and how the good ones can help to grow the cinema industry.

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Disney's THE BFG is the imaginative story of a young girl named Sophie (Ruby Barnhill) and the Big Friendly Giant (Oscar (TM) winner Mark Rylance) who introduces her to the wonders and perils of Giant Country   Directed by Steven Spielberg, the film is based on the beloved book by Roald Dahl.

Looking ahead to The BFG

Ahead of the release of Steven Spielberg's big screen adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic, we take a closer look at the beloved story.

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The Ghostbusters Abby (Melissa McCarthy), Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon), Erin (Kristen Wiig) and Patty (Leslie Jones) in Columbia Pictures' GHOSTBUSTERS.

Box Office: Who you gonna call?

The Weekend Round-up

After months of discussion online and in the press, the new Ghostbusters finally opened last Monday and took the top spot at the box office, delivering £4.4m, which included £1.7m from Monday to Thursday previews. Read more

Pixar’s five points for storytelling success

When Campaign recently spoke to Pixar's storytelling whiz, Matthew Luhn, he offered five key points for brands when creating stories for the screen and here we look at the article with cinema audiences in mind.

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Hertford Theatre joins DCM’s estate

We're delighted to announce that Hertford Theatre has joined DCM's independent exhibitor portfolio. In 2010 the theatre had a sparkling makeover and has become one of the region’s most popular venues for all things arts and culture. Marketing Manager, Emma Parlow, invites us in.

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Box Office: The Secret Life of Pets keeps purring at the top

The Weekend Round-up

The Secret Life of Pets made it three weeks at the top as it held off a spirited challenge from The Legend of Tarzan. The Illumination animation fell just 24% to £3.6m, taking its total to £22.3m. In the next week it will overtake Zootropolis (£23.8m) to become the biggest animation of 2016 to date, a title it will only hold for a few weeks as Finding Dory is let loose in UK cinemas on 29 July. Read more

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