US release: 7th August 1921
United States release: 7th August 1921
Denmark release: 8th January 1923
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$0 Brad Pitt stars in the new movie based around the Formular One racing competition called F1 which makes its debut at the top of this weeks UK box Office
The movie has a weekend debut gross in the UK of just over £7 Million.
Last weeks top movie 28 Years Later falls from the top spot to number 2 this weekend with nearly £2.5 Million for a total gross of nearly £10 Million.
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If you live in London, England and are fortunate to be around the BFI Film on Film Festival you were in for a special treat on 12th June as the festival had the first screening of the original cut of Star Wars, the first showing of this cut since 1978!
The movie was significantly changed in the Special Edition version of Star Wars in 1998 in the run up to the first prequel movie Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace in 1999.
This was a very rare treat for fans of the series as the Special Editions, especially of this movie, have caused controversy over the year, especially the now famous "Han Shoots First" scene.
A brief history of this print of the film as found in various sources on the internet:
The BFI (British Film Institute) found the print in their archives and after contacting Lucasfilm about doing a screening they agreed.
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said she was surprise that the print existed, but agreed to the screening as she thinks it is a valuable artifact in historical cinema.
Kennedy presented the showing to prove it was a legal copy!
As explained by the BFI
"In these very special screenings, we present the film exactly as experienced by audiences on its original 1977 release. Screening from one of the precious handful of dye transfer IB Technicolor prints produced uniquely for the first British release, and preserved in the BFI National Archive"
Lets hope this sentiment to the original cut goes that bit further and, as the whole trilogy is owned by Disney since the buyout of Fox, it gets a 4K remastered home release, as well as Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Return of the Jedi.
More in fo can be found here.Disneys live action remake Lilo & Stitch sticks to the top of the US box office this weekend keeping Mission:Impossible - The Final Reckoning at number 2 once again.
The Disney movie takes $63 Million this weekend which pushes its total US gross to a very nice $280 Million.
Highest new movie of the weekend is the return of The Karate Kid franchise as Daniel Son returns to train a new generation in Karate Kid Legends which is new at number 3 with $21 Million.
Highest new movie this weekend
Lilo & Stitch and Mission:Impossible - The Final Reckoning are still fighting it out for the top spot at the UK box office with the Disney live action remake winning for a second weekend.
The movie too an excellent £6.1 Million on its second weekend which pushes the movies total to nearly £26 Million, which means its not made more than the Dumbo~2019 remake from 2019.
The final Mission:Impossible movie, Mission:Impossible - The Final Reckoning remains in the runner up spot this weekend as it takes nearly £3.5 Million for a £17.5 Million total gross.
Highest new movie of the weekend is Karate Kid: Legends which makes its debut at number 3 with £2.5 Million.
Highest new movie this weekend
A new poster has been released for upcoming movie Black Phone 2 which can be viewed in full if you scroll down this page.
Movie breakdown
Synopsis for Black Phone 2
Finney, who now experiences a haunting presence from the afterlife, specifically The Grabber, who seeks vengeance on Finney and his sister Gwen.
Check out the Salty Popcorn movie page for more information on this upcoming film.