UK Cinema Charts October 6 2017

It’s that time of the week when we take a quick look at what movies are hot at the UK cinema, these figures are for UK Cinema Charts October 6 2017.


UK Cinema Charts October 6 2017

MovieDistributorGross
1NewBlade Runner 2049Sony Pictures£6,071,625
2(1)Kingsman: The Golden Circle20th Century Fox£2,112,966
3(2)ItWarner Bros£807,500
4NewThe Mountain Between Us20th Century Fox£777,646
5(3)Victoria and AbdulUniversal£467,042
6(4)Goodbye Christopher Robin20th Century Fox£397,441
7NewNorma - Met Opera 2017 (Opera)Trafalgar£224,794
8(5)FlatlinersSony Pictures£195,318
9(6)Home AgainSTX Entertainment£174,799
10(7)The Emoji MovieSony Pictures£141,250

Blade Runner 2049 is the clear winner this week taking the number one place by some margin. With impressive cinema taking of £6,071,625 compared to the second place film Kingsman: The Golden Circle’s £2,112,966. With Warner Bros responsible for the American release and reportedly not happy at the US box office takings as reported by the BBC, the UK and rest of the world is been handled by Sony Pictures. To take over £6 million at the UK box office is pretty good going so I doubt they will have too many complaints.

Fellow new release The Mountain Between Us that stars Idris Elba & Kate Winslet enters at number four taking £777,646.

Elsewhere Flatliners demise is well underway falling from number five last week to number eight this week.  In fact after two weeks on release it’s still failed to reach gross to date figures of £1 million.

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Don’t forget to check back every Thursday as we go through the week’s new cinema releases along with their film trailers.

One of the new cinema offerings this week is Blade Runner 2049, more on that on Thursday.

I’ll leave you with the movie trailer for Blade Runner 2049

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