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Box Office: The Revenant surviving at the top

The Revenant had a terrific second weekend, falling just 24% (once previews are removed) to £3.9m, for a new total of £12m. It might not end up the big winner at the BAFTAs and Oscars next month, but it’s the clear winner commercially of the 2016 awards season. The Wolf Of Wall Street fell 22% on its second weekend and was on £10.9m, so The Revenant is on track to beat that film’s final total of £22.7m.

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The best stories deserve to be experienced on the big screen

Digital Cinema Media’s (DCM) Research and Insight Manager, Michael Tull, looks at the power of storytelling and why cinema is the perfect place for brands looking to bring their narrative to life, in front of an audience who are waiting to be captivated by great storytelling.

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Box Office: The Revenant finally ends The Force Awakens’ reign at the top

The Weekend Round-Up

The big Oscar front-runner, The Revenant, finally ended Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ four week run at the top of the UK box office, as it opened with an fantastic £5.2m, which included £146k from previews. That’s a terrific result, beating the £4.7m that Leonardo DiCaprio’s last film, The Wolf Of Wall Street, opened with in January 2014. That film topped out at £22.7m, which will be the target for The Revenant. Read more

The Revenant leads 2016 Oscar field with 12 nominations

Nominations for the 88th Annual Academy Awards were announced today (14 January 2016), with Alejandro González Iñárritu’s epic western, The Revenant, leading the way with 12 nominations, including for best picture and director. George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road, another best picture nominee, tallied 10 nominations. The Martian racked up seven nominations, including for best actor (Matt Damon) and best picture.

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Creed - Rocky hits London Underground

Celebrating this week’s release of Creed (15 January) and Sylvester Stallone’s Best Supporting Actor win at the 2016 Golden Globes, Warner Bros. has been promoting its new Rocky sequel with a live orchestra stunt at London's Chancery Lane Underground station.

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Box Office: Star Wars sets a new benchmark

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now the highest grossing film in UK history. On Friday, it surpassed Skyfall and after adding £6m across the weekend, it now sits on, a quite frankly ridiculous, £108.4m. It’s still holding up well from week to week and £120m is quite possible.

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Street party planned outside Brixton Ritzy to celebrate the life of David Bowie

A street party outside one of London's most famous cinemas, Brixton Ritzy, took place on Monday evening (11 January) to celebrate the life of David Bowie, who died last weekend at the age of 69, after an 18 month battle with cancer. Bowie, who was born in Brixton was a legendary musician and performer and also starred in a number of iconic films, including Labyrinth and The Man Who Fell To Earth.

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