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The winner: The Conjuring 2
Comfortably landing at the top spot, The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Case begins with £2.78m plus previews of £1.86m for an opening total of £4.64m. That compares with a £2.16m debut for The Conjuring in 2013, and £1.94m for Conjuring spinoff Annabelle in 2014. The Conjuring went on to a final gross of £10.46m, while Annabelle reached £7.51m. The Conjuring 2 is already 44% of the way to matching the original film’s final gross.
However, with a sequel, you’d expect its box office to be relatively front-loaded, as fans of the franchise rush out to see the latest instalment. Further traction will depend more on audience word of mouth. IMDb user rating is an encouraging 8.0/10, although that number usually declines as a film goes beyond its fanbase and reaches a wider audience. MetaCritic score is a less warm 65/100. Although The Conjuring 2 faced competition from Euro 2016 on television, no England game fell at the weekend.
The real winner: The Secret Life of Pets
Not officially released until 24 June, the latest animated feature from Illumination – makers of Despicable Me and Minions – outgrossed The Conjuring 2 at the weekend. Despite being available to audiences for one day less (Saturday and Sunday, but not Friday), The Secret Life of Pets beat The Conjuring 2’s weekend tally, with a nifty £3.6m. That will all be added into the tally for the coming weekend. When Disney’s Zootropolis opened in March, it managed £1.73m in previews, which did include a hefty chunk from the Saturday and Sunday prior to release. Zootropolis proved a significant word-of-mouth hit, reaching £23.6m so far. It’s too early to project any final total for The Secret Life of Pets, but its preview number is more than double what Zootropolis achieved.
The veteran: Me Before You
Dropping by the smallest amount of any film in the Top 10, Me Before You fell 33% for third-weekend takings of £979,000, and a total of £6.54m. This is all good news for everyone involved, and director Thea Sharrock was announced last week as the director of new YA adaptation The Selection, based on the book by Kiera Cass.
According to Box Office Mojo, Me Before You has grossed $82m worldwide on a rumoured production budget of $20m. While that theatrical box office is split with cinemas, and marketing costs also have to be factored in, all the ancillary revenues including DVD, VOD and TV are still to come, plus many more markets including France, Germany, Spain, Russia and Italy.
The Nice Guys, starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe, also posted a decent hold, with a drop of 35%. The film offers a smart, adult alternative to blockbuster fare such as Warcraft and X-Men Apocalypse and family titles such as the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Alice Through the Looking Glass.
The flop: Gods of Egypt
With a US total box office of just $31m and some of the worst reviews for a film this year, Alex Proyas’s Gods of Egypt always looked like a disaster waiting to happen. So distributor eOne may not be too depressed about an opening gross of £484,000, though that’s the lowest gross for a film in third place since May 2014.
Gods of Egypt has a rumoured production budget of $140m, so this looks set to be an unprofitable title for Lionsgate and its international distribution partners. On the other hand, total foreign gross is $112m, according to Box Office Mojo, with China ($35.6m) and Russia ($11.4m) doing best so far.
The arthouse battle
Top arthouse film in the market is Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales, landing in 13th place with £113,000 from 73 cinemas, plus £6,000 in previews. That puts it a place ahead of Whit Stillman’s Love & Friendship, grossing a decent £107,000 in its fourth weekend. Holding well, with just an 11% drop is Ciro Guerra’s Embrace of the Serpent, set in the Colombian Amazon. The critically acclaimed black-and-white film has cracked £100,000 in 10 days – only the third film ever to reach that milestone from niche distributor Peccadillo, which specialises in gay and world cinema titles.
Admissions update
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Tickets sold in May are pretty much level with the number for May 2015. For the first five months of the year, admissions are 2% down on the equivalent period a year ago. On the one hand, that’s good news: cinema admissions surged in 2015, after wobbling badly in 2014. On the other hand, it’s less good news: the final quarter last year contributed a big part of that surge, and the 2016 release calendar appears not to have hits equivalent to Spectre and Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
The future
Thanks to the arrival of The Conjuring 2, takings overall are 18% up on the previous frame, but 44% down on the equivalent weekend from 2015, when Jurassic World continued at the top spot. Cinema bookers now have hopes pinned on Independence Day: Resurgence, plus the official opening of The Secret Life of Pets. Alternatives include Elvis & Nixon, starring Michael Shannon and Kevin Spacey; Omer Fast’s Remainder with Tom Sturridge; Penélope Cruz in Ma Ma; Jodie Whittaker in whimsical UK indie Adult Life Skills; Italian crime drama Suburru; and more besides.
Top 10 films, 17-19 June
1. The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Case, £4,637,862 from 504 sites (new)
2. Me Before You, £979,126 from 565 sites. Total: £6,537,142
3. Gods of Egypt, £484,467 from 405 sites (new)
4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, £438,885 from 474 sites. Total: £5,478,327
5. Alice Through the Looking Glass, £418,384 from 518 sites. Total: £8,982,310
6. The Nice Guys, £414,147 from 520 sites. Total: £3,027,358
7. X-Men: Apocalypse, £380,092 from 385 sites. Total: £17,760,690
8. Warcraft: The Beginning, £320,910 from 420 sites. Total: £5,687,259
9. The Boss, £297,764 from 441 sites. The sims 2 complete collection torrent download. Total: £1,277,825
10. Angry Birds, £238,692 from 503 sites. Total £9,738,953
Other openers
Tale of Tales, £119,310 (including £6,341 previews) from 73 sites
Barbershop: A Fresh Cut, £91,502 from 111 sites
Udta Punjab, £86,367 from 24 sites
The Keeping Room, £26,199 from 18 sites
Where You’re Meant to Be, £11,349 from 15 sites
Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story), £9,305 from three sites
Enakku Innoru Per Irukku, £5,285 from 21 sites
#WszystkoGra (Game On), £4,721 from 29 sites
Cemetery of Splendour, £3,674 from eight sites
Kammatipaadam, £2,628 from 13 sites
The Violators, £1,248 from three sites
Long Way North, £1,182 from 29 sites
Down by Love, £550 from one site
The Girl King, £513 from one site
• Thanks to comScore. All figures relate to takings in UK and Ireland cinemas.
New Line Cinema’s supernatural thriller “The Conjuring 2,” with James Wan (“Furious 7”) once again at the helm following the record-breaking success of “The Conjuring,” brings to the screen another real case from the files of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Reprising their roles, Oscar nominee Vera Farmiga (“Up In the Air,” TV’s “Bates Motel”) and Patrick Wilson (the “Insidious” films), star as Lorraine and Ed Warren, who, in one of their most terrifying paranormal investigations, travel to north London to help a single mother raising four children alone in a house plagued by malicious spirits.
The film follows the phenomenal worldwide reception of Wan’s “The Conjuring,” which marked the largest opening ever for an original horror movie. The film went on to make more than $319 million worldwide and still remains the second highest grossing original horror movie of all time, second only to “The Exorcist.”
Rounding out the cast are Frances O’Connor (TV’s “The Missing”) as the single mom, with Madison Wolfe (TV’s “Zoo”) and newcomers Lauren Esposito, Patrick McAuley and Benjamin Haigh as her children; Maria Doyle Kennedy (TV’s “Orphan Black”); Simon Delaney (TV’s “Roy”); Franka Potente (TV’s “The Bridge”); and Simon McBurney (“Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation”).
The screenplay is by Chad Hayes & Carey W. Hayes & James Wan and David Leslie Johnson, story by Chad Hayes & Carey W. Hayes & James Wan.
Peter Safran and Rob Cowan, who previously collaborated on “The Conjuring,” are producing with Wan. The executive producers are Toby Emmerich, Richard Brener, Walter Hamada and Dave Neustadter.
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Collaborating with Wan behind-the-scenes is Oscar-nominated director of photography Don Burgess (“Forrest Gump,” “42”). Sunny europe catalogue download. Reuniting with the director from “The Conjuring” are production designer Julie Berghoff, editor Kirk Morri, costume designer Kristin Burke, and composer Joseph Bishara.
New Line Cinema presents a Safran Company/Atomic Monster Production, a James Wan film, “The Conjuring 2.” Scheduled for release worldwide beginning June 10, 2016, the film will be distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.