Cinema Releases 8 February 2019 – The Lego Movie 2

This week sees four big releases in UK cinemas with The Lego Movie 2 probably going being the most popular. It’s also releasing in the USA this Friday. The other main new release is the action adventure Alita: Battle Angel which blends live action a CGI main character.

It’s time now for a look at those movie trailers. Here are the cinema releases for the 8 February 2019 in the UK & America.


Cinema Releases 8 February 2019

Alita: Battle Angel (Action, Adventure)

Released 8th February 2019 UK (12A) 122 Mins

  • Distributor: 20th Century Fox
  • Starring Rosa Salazar; Christoph Waltz; Jennifer Connelly;
  • Mahershala Ali; Ed Skrein; Jackie Earle Haley; Keean Johnson

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All Is True (Drama)

Released 8th February 2019 UK (12A) 101 Mins

  • Distributor: Sony Pictures
  • Starring Kenneth Branagh; Ian McKellen; Judi Dench;
  • Kathryn Wilder; Lolita Chakrabarti; Michael Rouse


Boy Erased (Drama)

Released 8th February 2019 UK (15) 115 Mins

  • Distributor: Universal Pictures
  • Starring Lucas Hedges; Nicole Kidman; Joel Edgerton;
  • Russell Crowe; Xavier Dolan; Troye Sivan


The Lego Movie 2 (Animated Adventure)

Released 8th Feb 2019 UK/US (TBC/PG) 100 Mins

  • Distributor: Warner Bros
  • Voiced by Alison Brie; Charlie Day; Chris Pratt; Elizabeth Banks; Nick Offerman; Will Arnett


Cold Pursuit (Thriller)

Released 8th February 2019 US (R) 118 Mins

  • Distributor: Lionsgate
  • Starring Liam Neeson; Tom Bateman; Tom Jackson; Emmy Rossum;
  • Domenick Lombardozzi; Julia Jones; John Doman; Laura Dern


The Prodigy (Horror)

Released 8th February 2019 US (R) TBC Mins

  • Distributor: Sony Pictures
  • Starring Taylor Schilling; Jackson Robert Scott; Colm Feore


What Men Want (Comedy)

Released 8th February 2019 US (R) TBC Mins

  • Distributor: Paramount
  • Starring Taraji P. Henson; Aldis Hodge; Richard Roundtree; Wendi McLendon-Covey; Tracy Morgan


Top 10 Box Office Films (1 Feb 2019)

What movies/films have we all been watching over the last week, time to find out as we take a look at the Top 10 Box Office Films in both the US and UK.

US Box Office

MovieDistributorGross
1(1)GlassUniversal$9,548,795
2(2)The UpsideSTX Entertainment$8,677,981
3NewMiss BalaSony Pictures$6,864,744
4(3)AquamanWarner Bros$4,880,138
5(5)Spider-Man: Into The Spider-VerseSony Pictures$4,548,595
6(6)Green BookUniversal$4,347,485
7(4)The Kid Who Would Be King20th Century Fox$4,247,454
8(7)A Dog’s Way HomeSony Pictures$3,615,488
9(9)Escape RoomSony Pictures$2,917,935
10(-)They Shall Not Grow OldWarner Bros$2,438,575

UK Box Office

MovieDistributorGross
1NewHow to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldUniversal£5,323,448
2NewGreen BookeOne Films£1,672,562
3(1)GlassDisney£944,735
4NewEscape RoomSony Pictures£820,218
5(2)Mary, Queen of ScotsUniversal£782,198
6(3)ViceeOne Films£581,985
7(5)Mary Poppins ReturnsDisney£530,842
8NewCan You Ever Forgive Me?20th Century Fox£518,230
9(4)Stan and OllieeOne Films£413,289
10(6)The Favourite20th Century Fox£410,001

Final Thought – Cinema Releases 8 February 2019 & Box Office

The latest instalment in the Lego film franchise will no doubt draw in cinema goers on both sides of the Atlantic. However I’m not sure that What Men Want a kind of remake of the Mel Gibson/Helen Hunt romantic comedy What Women Want from 2003 but reversing the roles. A quick look at the trailer reveals it to look incredibly badly written, directed and acted. Hopefully the trailer is not reflective of the film but it simply looks like another generic comedy that misses the magic of the original material.

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