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Box Office: Deadpool has the X-factor

The Weekend Round-up

Last Valentine’s it was Fifty Shades Of Grey dominating the box office and this year, it’s the turn of Deadpool. The Ryan Reynolds starring superhero tale opened with a spectacular £13.7m, which included £3.8m in previews. The character of Deadpool previously appeared in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and that film also opened on a Wednesday and only grossed £6.7m it its first five days. Deadpool’s Friday to Sunday total of £10m is also the comfortably the biggest opening weekend for any X-Men film, easily besting Days Of Future Past’s £7.6m in 2014. Read more

DCM ident hacked by The Aliens in E4 takeover

Digital Cinema Media’s (DCM) ident was taken over by The Aliens last weekend, as E4 launched an exhilarating and disruptive cinema campaign to promote the release of its upcoming 6-part original comedy drama. 

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Box Office: Goosebumps books in to the top spot

The Weekend Round-up 

Family friendly Jack Black scare-fest, Goosebumps, opened in the top spot with £2.7m. Its Friday to Sunday total of £1.7m would have been enough for second, behind Dad’s Army, but the £1m it banked from previews last weekend was enough to see it chart above the geriatric soldiers. Read more

Box Office: The Revenant makes it three in a row at the top

The Weekend Round-up 

The Revenant held on to the top spot for the third successive weekend, adding another £2.3m for a new cume of £16.1m. It’s still tracking ahead of The Wolf Of Wall Street, which added £2.4m on its third weekend for a cume of £15m. If Leonardo DiCaprio wins the BAFTA and Oscar as expected, The Revenant should be around for a good while longer too. Read more

Spotlight on the Year Ahead in Cinema

In a blog post written for The Huffington Post, Digital Cinema Media's (DCM) Head of Film, Tom Linay, highlight the films that are not to be missed if you only go to the cinema once a month in 2016...

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