Box Office: Ghost-Busting Makes Us Feel Good
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire opened in the top spot with £4.1m, the third highest opening weekend of 2024 to date. Read more
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire opened in the top spot with £4.1m, the third highest opening weekend of 2024 to date. Read more
Dune: Part Two has made it three weekends in the top spot at the UK box office. The huge sci-fi blockbuster added £4m, which takes its total after three weekends in cinemas to £26.2m. Read more
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two holds at No.1 with £5.8m, dropping just 37% from its opening weekend. Read more
The 96th Academy Awards Ceremony took place on Sunday 10 March at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Read more
DCM’s ‘Centre of Attention’ research piece has won the Research Effectiveness Award – budgets under £50,000 at the Adwanted Media Research Awards 2024. Read more
Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi blockbuster Dune: Part Two opened with a huge £9.3m, almost double the opening weekend of the first film. That’s also the biggest opening weekend since Barbenheimer weekend back in July last year. Read more
The UK Cinema Association (UKCA) will soon be holding the first of its 2024 UK Regional Meetings. Read more
Digital Cinema Media has been shortlisted in two categories in the Campaign Media Awards 2024. Read more
The next Edition of CineEurope is coming up this June, with a discount offer available to UKCA members. Read more
Bob Marley: One Love continued its terrific box office run, staying in the top spot with £2.4m. That takes its total after 12 days in cinemas to £11.3m. Read more
Bob Marley: One Love is the year’s first big surprise success, opening with a terrific £7m, which includes £2.7m from previews after opening on Wednesday. Read more
The 2024 BAFTA Film Awards Ceremony took place last night, Sunday 18 February, at the Royal Festival Hall, hosted by David Tennant. Read more
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