The winners of the 76th annual Golden Globes were announced at a ceremony at the Beverly Hilton in California on 7 January 2019. Bohemian Rhapsody was the big winner on the night, taking home Best Motion Picture – Drama and Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama for lead star Rami Malek. This now places Malek in pole position for the Academy Awards. Read more
It looks like a spoonful of Poppins helps the festive season go down for the British public, as Mary Poppins Returns continues to be the biggest (and best) film of the jolly holiday, adding £7.4m to take its total to £23.2m under the lovely London sky (and the rest of the country). Read more
2018 is almost at a close so it's time to announce which of the year's very best films came out on top in the DCM Film of the Year poll. Read more
April is comic book heaven with two films for superhero fans, one of them the climax to the unbearable Avengers cliff-hanger and the most anticipated film of 2019. There’s also smart sci-fi drama and a true British acting legend returns in an upmarket drama. Read more
On the final DCM podcast of 2018, Tom Linay is joined for a round-up of the year by one of the most knowledgable people in the UK cinema industry, Alex Crawford, Film Booking Manager at Odeon. Read more
DC Comics’ latest superhero blockbuster Aquaman opened in the top spot with £5.2m. Read more
Avengers: Infinity War is the biggest film of 2018 and the 10th biggest film of all time. It ended on an unbearable cliffhanger, with Thanos leaving the Avengers in their most perilous situation yet. Read more
Toy Story 4 released 21 June & The Lion King released 19 July. Read more
Campaign Magazine has named DCM’s Sales Director, Davina Barker, in its top 10 commercial chiefs of the year for the second year running. Read more
The 2019 Golden Globe nominees have been announced, with Adam McKay’s Vice leading the pack with six nominations, closely followed by five nominations for The Favourite, Green Book and A Star Is Born. Read more
Ralph Breaks The Internet held on to the top spot, adding £2.4m, which takes its total after 10-days in cinemas to £7.4m. Disney’s big animation for Christmas 2016 was Moana, which, like Ralph Breaks The Internet, opened on the first weekend of December. Read more
The Favourite led the way at this year’s British Independent Film Awards (BIFA), picking up a record 10 awards wins. Yorgos Lanthimos’ black comedy picked up Best Director, Best British Independent Film and Best Screenplay, with star Olivia Colman taking home Best Actress and Rachel Weisz winning best Supporting Actress. Read more
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