Box office France: Fabrice Luchini stronger than La Nonne 2?

Box office France from September 20 to September 26, 2023

1 – Nun 2: 262,795 records (cumulative: 726,897 records)

2 – La Petite: 206,646 entries (new)

3 – Mystery in Venice: 185,575 entries (cumulative: 435,723 entries)

4 – Serious Profession: 137,222 entries (cumulative: 352,665 entries)

5 – Acid: 128,852 entries (new)

6 – Anatomy of a Fall: 117,858 records (cumulative: 1,077,984 records)

7 – Dead Leaves: 111,219 entries (new)

8 – Decision Book: 111,124 entries (cumulative: 300,044 entries)

9 – The Equalizer 3: Entries (cumulative: 786,823 entries)

10 – Tony with the Family: 58,567 entries (cumulative: 255,799 entries)

to remember

Three new releases enter the top 10 this week, but none manage to take the top spot, which remains Nun 2. The horror film earned 262,795 additional admissions for a total of 726,897 admissions.

ᲞataraGuillaume Niclou’s new film, directed by Fabrice Lucchin, is the 2nd, selling over 200,000 tickets in one week. This is the best start for this director’s film.

The rest of the ranking is without big surprises compared to last week. But it should be noted that for the first time since July 26th, Barbie and Oppenheimer are no longer in the weekly top 10! Oppenheimer even passes Barbie at 11th (+45,737 entries) and Barbie at 12th (+45,688 entries). These two movies are really neck and neck.

Many sequels among them Anatomy of a Fall which crossed the million mark this weekend. Book of solutions By Michel Gondry with Pierre Nini passes the 300,000 reception mark in its second week.

In terms of new developments, let’s note a mixed startAcid. He is fifth with 128,852 entries. If the film starts much better than La Nuée, Just Philippot’s previous feature (the end of his career with 50,000 participations, in the heavy context of cinemas), the account will be disappointed by its very high production budget and its actors led by Guillaume Canet. .

Still in news, filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki comes in at number 7 Dead leavesA match between Le Havre (2011) and The Other Side of Hope (2017).

Source figures: CBO at the box office