US release: 25th December 1981
United States release: 25th December 1981
Brazil release: 22nd February 1982
£0 $40.4 Million
$40.4 MillionBased on the British reality TV style comedy from BBC3, People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan is given a 15 age rating in the UK from the BBFC.
The movie stars among other Asim Chaudhry and Allan Mustafa who reprise their roles from the TV show.
The movie is directed by Jack Clough who also directed the TV series of the same name.
Movie Synopsis
Since the end of their pirate radio station, life has been quiet for the Kurupt FM boys. News reaches them that one of their songs has been used on a popular game show in Japan. They've made it! Their music is reaching hundreds of thousands of people!
BBFC certificate breakdown.
The new movie from director Guy Ritchie is given a 15 age rating in the UK by the BBFC.
The movie stars action hero Jason Statham and is an English speaking remake of the 2004 French film Cash Truck.
The movie also stars Jeffrey Donovan and Josh Hartnett.
Movie Synopsis
Based on the 2004 French film Cash Truck from director Nicolas Boukhrief. A man must move hundreds of millions of dollars for an armored truck company in Los Angeles.
BBFC certificate breakdown.
A new poster has been released for the upcoming Guy Ritchie movie Wrath of Man which can seen in full below.
The movie which is directed by Ritchie and has a familiar cast including the likes of Jason Statham and Jeffrey Donovan, with a US release date for the movie of 7th May and a UK release on June 25th 2021.
Synopsis of the movie
Based on the 2004 French film Cash Truck from director Nicolas Boukhrief.
A man must move hundreds of millions of dollars for an armored truck company in Los Angeles.
This is the first movie from Ritchie since 2019/2020 when he had the mega Disney hit Aladdin which grossed over a billion dollars globally and The Gentleman in 2020 which tool considerably less, but was recieved better by the critics.
A trailer for the movie has been promised for Monday 29th March so stay tuned for that.
Check out the movie page for more information on this film.
The BBFC gives Sam Mendes new World War 1 movie 1917 a 15 age rating in the UK.
Starring George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman the movie centres around two soldiers who are sent on a dangerous mission to go across enemy territory to deliver a message which could save hundreds of men, including one of the soldiers brother.
The film is being largely favoured as the filming style in of a single shot so there are no apparent cuts in the movie and it plays out in real time.
The BBFC have given the film its 15 age rating for strong injury detail, language and it has an official runtime of 119 minutes (1 hours and 59 minutes) and the movie was passed uncut.
The biggest selling video of the year is staying put at the top of the video chart this week, for a second week, although it is it's fourth time there.
It's also having a resurgence at the box office in the sing along version, hundreds of kids belting Let It Go at the top of their voices, a must for any parent!
Highest new film of the week is right down at Seven, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For makes a soft entry on it's debut week.
The sequel to the 2005 film, Sin City, was released on 29th August this year and had a very soft entry at 4 with just over £1 million in weekend takings.
The film fell to 12 the following week and then left the box office after just 2 weeks of release, it took only £1.6 million on it;s whole run.
With Christmas just round the corner no big new releases to mention except for Into The Storm which enters at number 20.