Creed 3 continues its triumphal march at the Italian box office, exceeding 5.4 million euros, Scream 6 is only third beaten by the debut of the crime drama L’ultima notte di Amore, with Pierfrancesco Favino.
Second week of stay at the top of the Italian box office per Creed 3. The triumphal march of the third chapter of the Rocky spinoff saga continues, which marks the directorial debut of the protagonist Michael B. Jordan, with a gross of 1.4 million and another 189,000 admissions (Cinetel data) bringing the total takings to 5, 4 million euros. The boxing film seems to have no rivals, restoring life to cinemas and conquering the general public. As the Creed 3 review reveals, Adonis Creed is back in the spotlight. This time he will be forced to face a threat from his past in the ring.
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Behind Creed 3 is the debut of L’ultimo notte di Amore, directed by Andrea Di Stefano and starring Pierfrancesco Favino, Linda Caridi, Antonio Gerardi and Francesco Di Leva. The film opens with 965,000 and over 142,000 admissions from 427 theaters. As the review of L’ultimo notte di Amore reveals, the film tells the story of a police lieutenant who, the night before his retirement, is called to investigate the crime scene where his best friend was killed : “Franco Amore is said to be Love in name and in fact. Of himself he says that throughout his life he has always tried to be an honest person, a policeman who in 35 years of honorable career has never shot a man.”
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The Italian debut of Scream VI is decidedly less brilliant than the record-breaking one set in the USA. Released in 327 cinemas, the film collects 782,000 euros, a figure that could increase significantly in the coming weeks. As the review of Scream 6 reveals, the new chapter remains faithful to the original while moving the setting from the ominous town of Woodsboro to New York.
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Loses two positions The Whale, the acclaimed film by Darren Aronofsky in the running for the Oscars. The film, now fourth, collects another 394,000 euros which take it to over 2 million. As we read in the review of The Whale, Brendan Fraser plays Charlie, an English teacher who has to deal with his own ghosts and an unrevealed love that has been tormenting him for years, as well as with an unresolved relationship with his teenage daughter, for one last possibility of redemption.
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With another 292,000 euros in receipts, the Warner Bros. animated film The Mummies, directed by Juan Jesús García Galocha, surpassed 1.7 million in three weeks. As our review of Mummies – A walk through time reveals, three mummies find themselves in contemporary London and embark on a journey in search of an old ring belonging to the royal family, stolen by the ambitious archaeologist Lord Carnaby.
