The House With A Clock In Its Walls opened in the top spot, with an impressive £3.4m, including £1.1m from previews. As an all-ages scare-fest it looks similar to 2016’s Goosebumps, also starring Jack Black, which opened with £2.6m, including £1m from previews. Read more
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The Predator came to win, and it did, mostly. The big return of one of the most famous sci-fi franchises opened with £2.4m, which includes £744k from previews. Read more
The House with a Clock In Its Walls is in cinemas this Friday (21 September). MyMovies caught up with director Eli Roth and actor Owen Vaccaro (Lewis) for an exclusive interview about what to expect from the film. Read more
The fourth annual Digital Cinema Media Awards, held in partnership with Campaign, took place last night (18 September) at The Ham Yard Hotel. Leading figures from the media and advertising worlds came together to celebrate and reward the most impactful cinema advertising work created by our industry over the last year. Read more
Members of staff from cinemas in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland were formally recognised and rewarded today for their work in disrupting and preventing film piracy. Read more
The Nun conjured up a huge £4.1m to top the box office this weekend, a figure which includes £664k from Thursday previews. Remarkably, that’s the biggest opening for a film in The Conjuring universe, vastly improving upon the £2.8m Read more
The UK's top networking event for film distributors and exhibitors, Distributor Slate Days, is set to return for the fourth year running. Read more
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It has always looked like a major Oscars contender and now it has premiered to rave reviews at the Venice Film Festival it is almost certain to be one of the favourites for Best Picture Oscar. After La La Land and Whiplash, director, Damien Chazelle once again proves himself a master and Ryan Gosling could nab that elusive first Oscar. We're approaching 50 years since Neil Armstrong's momentous achievement and in First Man, it has the film it deserves. Don't miss the opportunity to align with a genuine cinematic event. Read more
Christopher Robin made it three weeks in the top spot, falling 46% to £1.2m. That takes its total to £10.6m and with no family film opening in the UK until Smallfoot on October 12, it should be looking at a total north of £15m. Read more
Disney made it another week at the top of the UK box office as Christopher Robin held on to the top spot. The cute mix of live-action and animation added £2.1m, a drop of just 12% and takes its total to £7.2m. Read more
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