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Rated 15 for “very strong language, strong sex references”, Sausage Party is definitely targeting an adult audience, and it’s hard to make relevant commercial comparisons with recent animated films. Released at the weekend into a wide 525 cinemas, animated comedy Sausage Party cruised to an easy victory, nabbing the top spot with a tasty £2.69m, including previews of £369,000. But it’s fair to say that few in the UK film industry thought Brotherhood would come close to the Adulthood result, and Lionsgate – and Clarke – will be amply delighted with this outcome. Nitpickers may point to the fact that Brotherhood’s three-day number is below Adulthood’s £1.20m debut, and of course ticket price inflation favours the new film. In fact, Brotherhood’s weekend site average of £4,581 is the highest of any film on release. Given a release in just 220 cinemas – less than half of the number for all its close competitors – that translates into a very robust site average, even if the film’s preview takings are excluded from the calculation.

It then took a further £1.01m over the official weekend period, for a seven-day opening tally of £1.98m. Distributors were hardly running at Clarke waving chequebooks, and the film-maker received only a couple of viable bids for financing, eventually choosing Lionsgate.īrotherhood began its preview run in the UK on bank holiday Monday last week, grossing £971,000 in its first four days. So despite the return of Clarke to the genre, with his new film Brotherhood – the final part, he says, of his “hood” trilogy – this latest instalment hardly represented a commercial slam-dunk.

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