“Saltburn’s Bloody Good expansion, supported by Coasts, hits top ten weekend spot – Specialty Box Office”

Amazon/MGM’s Salt burns, the British upper class dark comedy, saw significant growth with a huge jump of seven to 1,566 screens, securing a place in the top ten. Emerald Fennell’s film (Promising young woman) brought in $1.73 million for the three-day weekend and $2.7 million for the five-day Thanksgiving frame, thanks to a strong core group of theaters.

Coastal areas generate 55% of sales, with 16 of the top 25 locations in New York and California, led by Alamo Drafthouses locations, art houses and “smart houses.” The film’s top 500 theaters represent 68% of the total box office. Top markets include NYC, LA and San Francisco. Chicago, Washington, DC, Austin, Boston, Philadelphia and Portland. The demonstrations consist of 53% men and 47% women. It’s young: 65% of the audience is between 18 and 34 years old.

Barry Keoghan (The banshees of Inisherin) plays Oliver, a student struggling to find his place at Oxford University who is drawn into the world of the charming, aristocratic Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi), who moves him for a year to Saltburn, the sprawling estate of his eccentric family, take , inviting summer that gets out of hand. Also with Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Archie Madekwe, Alison Oliver and Carey Mulligan.

With earnings of nearly $3.1 million, the film is in 10th place at the domestic box office.

The survivors from Focus Features scored a strong $2.75 million in the three days — no. 7 in the top ten – and $3.75 million in five days in 1,601 theaters. This is week seven after a slow rollout. The cast, led by Paul Giamatti — who plays a grumpy New England preschool teacher — will remain on the market aggressively promoting the film through December and beyond. Alexander Payne’s film has an A theater rating, scores 96% from critics and 90% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, and receives an overall positive response of 80% across Comscore channels.

This demo is 51% male and 49% female. New York remains the strongest market for the film, with Boston leading the way. 2nd place from LA this weekend. Chicago, Washington, DC and Philadelphia also continue to exceed their normal market shares.

the remains’ The estimated total cumulative value for the current year approaches $12.9 million. Da’Vine Joy Randolph and newcomer Dominic Sessa also star.

A24s dark comedy Dream scenario starring Nicolas Cage, earned a solid $639.5K from 124 shows over the three-day weekend and about $743K over the five days of the third week before opening in theaters nationwide on December 1st. Kristopher Borgli’s film has a total gross of $1.387 million. Cage plays a nerdy college professor who suddenly appears in random people’s dreams.

radicalPantelion and Participant’s film, in which Eugenio Derbez plays a dedicated teacher at a border town school (there are a lot of teachers on screen), earned $750.6K over three days on 325 screens in its fourth week, for total sales of $7.8 million represented.

New openings including Kore-Edas monsterr of Well Go USA with an estimated five-day box office of $28,000 on two screens in NYC, showing “that movie audiences — like festivalgoers and critics before them — see the immense beauty in it.” monster“We expect a similarly strong response in other cities,” said Doris Pfardrescher, president and CEO of the sales partner. “We are honored to bring this special film to both audiences and awards voters.” Opens December 1st in LA and Chicago and expands to other markets starting December 15th.

Loose again: Rialto Pictures’ release of Michael Powell’s 4K restoration Peek Tom (1960) is estimated to earn $6.5K on its opening weekend at the New York Film Forum.

Other remains: Leaves that have fallen by Mubi will earn $42.5K on eight screens in NYC, LA and San Francisco this weekend. The romantic comedy from Cannes Jury winner Aki Kaurisamki expands to more than a dozen new markets on Friday (December 1), including Chicago, Washington DC, San Diego, Dallas, Denver, Austin and Phoenix. The Finnish entry for the Oscars for best international film 2024. With 115.6 thousand US dollars.

Documentary from IFC Films The disappearance of Shere Hite grossed $2.5k in its second week over the three-day weekend on two screens. Cum of $20.8k.