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Box Office: Everest still the peak

The Weekend Round-up 

This weekend’s new entries failed to conquer Everest, as the action-adventure, fell just 20% (once previews are removed) to £2m. It has now banked a very respectable £6.8m and now has a solid base-camp to make an assault on the £10m mark.  Read more

Bridge of Spies – analysing the brand chatter

Continuing to inspire thought and conversation around film in 2015, Digital Cinema Media (DCM) and FUEL, a marketing data intelligence platform, have taken a look at the social chatter around the upcoming Bridge of Spies movie, revealing exclusive data insights surrounding the film.

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Announcing the winners of the Digital Cinema Media Awards 2015

The winners of the 2015 inaugural Digital Cinema Media Awards were announced last night (23 September) at a red carpet event at the Ham Yard Hotel in London. Run in association with Campaign and Media Week, the Awards celebrate and reward the best media campaigns showcased in cinema over the last year.

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Box Office: Everest hits the heights

The Weekend Round-up 

Action-adventure Everest opened in the top spot with £3.2m, which included £658k in previews from IMAX and large format showings. It’s Friday to Sunday total of £2.5m, was just £55k more than Legend’s. In terms of the director, Baltasar Kormakur, it’s the biggest opening for any of his films in the UK, easily eclipsing the £1.4m 2 Guns kicked off with in 2013. Read more

Everest: exclusive interview with crew and cast

Everest is in cinemas this week. This potentially gripping adventure features a fantastic cast and the scenes set near the summit of the world’s highest mountain are certain to be jawdropping. MyMovies caught up with the cast and crew for an exclusive interview about what fans can expect from the film. 

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