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Lionsgate action ’Flight Risk’ leads the way in 524 cinemas.
Holdovers ’Mufasa: The Lion King’, ’Sonic The Hedgehog 3’ and ’Nosferatu’ stand firm in the top five.
The total number of admissions last year was 126.5m.
Also out this weekend: Universal’s horror revamp ’Wolf Man’ and Curzon’s ‘Here’ starring Tom Hanks.
‘A Real Pain’ is also near £1m mark; as ‘We Live In Time’ thrives.
Robert Eggers’ horror has a strong £5.3m including previews, for the second-best post-pandemic horror start.
‘Wicked’, ‘Moana 2’ boost end-of-year takings to £1.06bn.
Studiocanal has Andrew Garfield-Florence Pugh romance ‘We Live In Time’; Altitude starts Asif Kapadia’s ‘2073’.
Weekend total up almost 50% on equivalent session from last year.
Sam Taylor-Johnson’s ’Back To Black’, Kelly Marcel’s ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ and ’Moana 2’, co-directed by Dana Ledoux Miller, performed strongest in cinemas.
Festival says it will connect with new rights-holders after feature was reinstated at Sundance.
Benedict Cumberbatch plumbs the depths of grief in this adaptation of Max Porter’s novella
British eccentricity rules the waves in this appealing Baby Cow-backed debut featuring Carey Mulligan