The new cinema week comes to a close with a highly competitive chart, featuring both established titles and new releases vying to win over audiences.
Oceania remains in first place with an intake of 1,587,725 euros and 210,110 admissions, bringing its overall total to 10,154,888 euros. Produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Walt Disney Animation Studios, the film continues to attract audiences and firmly hold on to the top spot.
The Odyssey continues its run, holding on to second place with 1,498,996 euros and 167,033 admissions, bringing its overall box office total to 55,940,805 euros. The figures demonstrate that, despite its release in cinemas on July 16, Christopher Nolan’s film, produced by Emma Thomas for Syncopy Films Inc. and Universal, continues to generate strong audience interest, consolidating its excellent box office performance week after week.
Coyote vs. Acme debuts in third place, with Warner Bros. producing the film, which takes in 1,488,353 euros and records 195,272 admissions. The film brings Wile E. Coyote, one of the most iconic characters in the Looney Tunes universe, to the big screen in a new adventure combining comedy, animation, and live action.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its run, taking fourth place with 909,029 euros and 113,868 admissions, bringing its overall total to 37,661,199 euros.
In fifth place is Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone – 25th Anniversary, which records 560,777 euros and 64,556 admissions.
Right behind it, in sixth place, is The Dog Stars – Le stelle dopo la fine, which totals 463,670 euros and 62,131 admissions.
Seventh place goes to Insidious: Fuori dall’altrove, which takes in 284,779 euros and records 35,966 admissions.
Paw Patrol: Mission Dinosauri debuts in eighth place, with 202,783 euros in box office revenue and 26,129 admissions.
In ninth and tenth place respectively are One Night Only – Quando tutto è possibile and Tony – Diario di un giovane cuoco: the former records 183,790 euros and 24,672 admissions, while the latter totals 118,294 euros and 16,259 admissions.
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