#Batman box office movie#
I wasn’t thrilled that this new Batman movie was populated by villains (Falcone, Penguin, Catwoman and Riddler) whom we had already seen in previous Dark Knight flicks. Pattinson barely spends any time as Bruce Wayne, which is another factor that makes its commercial success unconventional. I don’t hate Green Lantern, but I do think Ryan Reynolds was cast for Green Lantern versus Hal Jordan. Think Toby Maguire as Peter Parker, Chris Reeves as Clark Kent or Robert Downey Jr. As a general rule, comic book superhero movies live or die by the non-masked alter-ego. Parallel Mothers added £5,097 on its eighth weekend for Pathe, and is up to £1.3m.īlue Dolphin Films opened social media horror Followers to £2,082 from 28 locations, with the majority of sites playing one-off screenings.I hope the next chapter gives us a more fully-formed Bruce Wayne, one who becomes a public figure and uses his fortune for more than just funding his crimefighting adventures. It will end just short of the £6.5m peak for the series, from 2013’s Jackass: Bad Grandpa.Īltitude opened Blerta Basholli’s Kosovar drama Hive to £5,206 from 18 locations at a £289 average. Paramount’s Jackass Forever fell 71% on its seventh weekend, with £15,000 taking it to £6.26m total. Sean Baker’s Red Rocket took a 71.4% hit on its second weekend, with £20,634 moving it to a £150,983 cume for Universal.Īli & Ava added £18,202 on its third weekend for Altitude, and has reached £276,572 total. Jacques Audiard’s Cannes 2021 Competition title Paris, 13 th District opened to £20,674 from 41 locations at an average of £504 and has a total cume of £55,485 for Curzon. As another new Disney title, Sundance horror Fresh, landed on the Disney+ platform, the company’s next scheduled theatrical release is Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness on May 5.īelfast, also directed by Branagh, dropped 55.4% on its ninth weekend, with £63,177 taking it to £15.1m total.Ĭlifford The Big Red Dog is still in cinemas for eOne, adding £39,000 to reach £9.95m from a lengthy 15-week run.īollywood title Gangubai Kathiawadi added £30,000 – a 51% drop – for a £651,000 cume for Paramount. Kenneth Branagh’s Death On The Nile dropped 63% on its sixth weekend, with £86,547 taking it to £7.8m total. Sony will hope to squeeze a bit more from its blockbuster before the DVD/VoD release on April 4, to take it past the £96.7m of No Time To Die and become the third-highest-grossing film of all time in the territory. Spider-Man: No Way Home added £97,000 on its 14 th weekend – a 52.2% drop – and is up to £96.3m.
#Batman box office crack#
A £225,913 weekend was still enough to take it past the £4.5m mark for Pathe, which will be looking to crack £5m before the run finishes.Įntertainment Film Distributors also has Channing Tatum title Dog in cinemas, which added £121,401 – a 56.4% drop – to reach a £3.2m total. The Duke recorded its biggest drop so far, falling 54.5% on its fourth session. Ti West’s horror X opened to £227,502 from 481 sites at an average of £454, for Entertainment Film Distributors. Including previews, the film has £456,000 in total. Phantom opensĮOne’s sports comedy The Phantom of the Open started with £394,000 from 629 locations at an average of £626 per site.
Exhibitors will be looking to Michael Bay’s Ambulance through Universal (March 25) Paramount’s Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and Universal’s original animation The Bad Guys (both April 1) to give venues a spring boost. Takings for the top five were down almost 50% on last weekend, from £10.7m to £5.4m. Having taken a sizeable £308,000 from Wednesday and Thursday previews, the film is at £822,000 from five days and will look to cross the £1m barrier this week.ĭespite a 48.5% drop on its eighth session, Universal’s Sing 2 still took £421,655, and is up to £31.9m total – now 8% up on the £29.5m total of the first Sing film. Seong-Hu Park’s anime fantasy Jujutsu Kaisen 0, about a teenager who gains control of a powerful spirit, opened to £514,000 from 337 locations at the weekend for Sony, at an average of £1,525 – a strong showing for a non-English language title. Warner Bros’ The Nan Movie, based on the eponymous Catherine Tate character, opened to £565,016 from 511 locations at an average of £1,106. Sony’s Uncharted was one of the better-performing holdovers this weekend, falling 45.5% with £600,000 taking it to £22.7m total. The Batman dropped 54.8% on its previous session – par for the course this weekend, with sunny weather across much of the UK and Ireland restricting box office takings.Īmong superhero films, The Batman has topped 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok (£31.1m) and Spider-Man: Homecoming (£30.7m), and is coming up on 2018’s Deadpool 2 (£32.9m) and 2007’s Spider-Man 3 (£33.6m). Warner Bros’ The Batman comfortably held on to top spot at the UK-Ireland box office, adding £3.3m to reach a £32.6m total on a weekend when Sony anime Jujutsu Kaisen 0 was one of the strongest performers.
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