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GLASS..Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson)..Photo: Film Frame..©Universal Pictures

Box Office - Cracking Week For Glass

Glass delivers nothing but pane for the rest of the top 10 this week, opening at the top of the pile this week with £3.4m, and shattering Split’s opening total of £2.5m to become M. Night Shyamalan’s second-highest opening after Signs, which opened with £3.7m. Read more

CINEEUROPE 2019 DISCOUNT AVAILABLE TO UKCA MEMBERS

As in previous years, the UK Cinema Association, in partnership with DCM, is able to offer its smaller operator members a significant discount (nearly 30 per cent) on the standard registration fee for the CineEurope cinema convention, which will take place from 17-20 June in Barcelona. Read more

Box Office Top 15 - Double trouble

Stan & Ollie topped the box office in its first week with a double act of millions, picking up a hardy laurel of £2.6m. This is already within touching distance of Coogan and O’Reilly’s last big screen team up, Holmes & Watson’s, cumulative total. Read more

2019 – the top 10 16-34 films

Cinemagoing remains as popular as ever with the UK public with 2018 being another blockbuster year for cinema, when UK cinema admissions hit levels not seen since 1971. Read more

Box Office: It’s A Jolly Post-Holiday with Mary

Mary Poppins Returns proved that it wasn’t just festive cheer bringing punters (and penguins) to the cinema, adding a bumper £4.4m to take its cumulative total to a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious £34.3m. The extravaganza is still likely to fall short of Beauty and the Beast’s final total of £72m, unless the British public send their Christmas pocket money to the place where lost things go and check out Blunt and co in coming weeks. Read more

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