Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin and Ridley Scott couldn't work their magic with The Dog Stars to dislodge Spidey, Odyssey and Insidious off the podium, whilst Andre Rieu continued his reign
There's no budging Spidey and The Odyssey, with the latter benefitting from increased IMAX sessions. Meanwhile, the latest Insidious opened in third, well above Mutiny and Spa Weekend, which both
Are cinemas selling you their own “Trojan horse”?
Not even dinosaurs could displace Spidey and The Odyssey off the top of the charts, although David Robert Mitchell's The End of Oak Street still did respectable business, and will
They said that the oldies were the only ones that went to the movies, then they said that comedy is back, and finally that horror had come for the kids
It was all about Spidey this weekend, with punters of all ages turning out in droves, pre-booking seats for date nights of all sorts, and pointing to the possibility that
After opening on 100-odd screens, The Invite has expanded to 202 screens this weekend, though its screen average has almost dropped by half as well. Meantime, The Odyssey continues to
Yes yes yes, The Odyssey burnt up the box office, almost pillaging $20k per screen, but its result got us thinking ... How does the top 20 fare, bearing in
Not all horror films are created equal. Last week, Rialto were already issuing press releases saying that Obsession has reached the magic $25m mark, which it will, just this week;
It's business as usual atop the box office charts, as the school holidays kick into gear, giving the likes of The Sheep Detectives (and, strangely, Tuner - are parents dropping