Box Office Releases 15th-22nd/01/2012

Here are the Box office releases for this week and the companies that have produced them.

• Underworld Awakening, Sony Pictures
• J.Edgar, Warner Brothers
• X Night of Vengeance, Circle Films
• Haywire, Relativity Media
• The Sitter, 20th Centuary Fox

So from the above it is easy to see that the six majors do dominate the UK box office

Screen Yorkshire

Screen Yorkshire supports all of the interactive media, film, TV and video games made in the Yorkshire and Humber area. They also support other organisations that produce film in that area. Screen Yorkshire puts £5,700,000 back into the British Film Industry which 2% of the Industry’s net profit. This essentially means that more British Film classics can be made which entertain audiences all over the world. Such classics that Screen Yorkshire have either funded or produced include: This is England ’86, Red Riding, Tyrannosaur, The Dammed United and many more. So from that list it is easy to tell that their films convey the 70’s – 90’s England with a very melancholy feel. Tyrannosaur for example portays a more evil side of the human conscous. It shows the demise of one person when they have a mental breakdown and the lengths they go to redeem themselves.

Muppets Statistics

The new Muppets film has an estimated budget of £45,000,000. When it was first released in the USA it took $29,239,026 at the box office in one weekend and now has a gross profit of $85,561,195. And it is yet to be released in the UK until February the 10th.



Below is every intro to the Muppet show. EVER!

Golden Globes

The Golden Globes is run by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association or HFPA is made up of 90 international journalists. These people nominate films for certain categories and winners are chosen from that. Here are this years winners:

Morgan Freeman, The Desendants x2, Meryl Streep, The Artist x3, My Week With Marilyn, The adventures of Tintin, A Separation, Octavia Spencer, Christopher Plummer, Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen, Ludovic Bource, W.E. and finally this little chap Uggie below won another surprise award for The Artist.


Disney did the best at the Globes as they won the most awards with a total of 6 (The Artist, My Week With Marilyn, The Help).

Below is the opening to the awards ceremony.

British Film

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This is the film that I will be using.

As mad as me really...

Here is the theatrical trailer: