'Saltburn thrives as attendance grows, ranks in top 10 at weekends - box office.'

Film 'Saltburn', a comedy story with darker elements about the British upper class, continues its successful march through cinemas. It has increased from seven screens to 1,566 and has taken its place in the top ten most popular movies. The film, directed by Emerald Fennell ("Promising Young Woman"), grossed $1.73 million over the weekend and $2.7 million over the five-day "Thank You" period. The bulk of the profits came from the suburbs, where 16 of the top 25 theaters in New York and California are located. The film has been successfully shown in movie clubs as well as in smart theaters such as Alamo Drafthouses. Major markets include New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Austin, Boston, Philadelphia and Portland. Audience''s fans are 53% male and 47% female, with the majority of viewers (65%) between the ages of 18 and 34.

The movie "Saltburn "

The movie "Saltburn" tells the story of student Oliver (Barry Keoghan), who struggles to find his place at Oxford University and finds himself in the mysterious world of beautiful aristocrat Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi). Felix invites Oliver to spend the summer at his eccentric family estate in Saltburn, and soon things don't go according to plan. The movie also stars Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Archie Medekwe, Alison Oliver and Carey Mulligan. The movie is currently in 10th place at the U.S. box office with total earnings close to $3.1 million.

"Holdovers" by Focus Features

Another successful'''s movie is "Holdovers" from Focus Features Studios. It grossed $2.75 million in a three-day period and ranked No.

The movie "Dream Scenario" from A24

The movie "Dream Scenario" from A24 Studios starring Nicolas Cage has earned good money in theaters. The movie brought in about $639,500 over a three-day period, and over a five-day''period - about 743 thousand dollars. The film will soon be released in all theaters nationwide. The story is about an unnerving college professor who starts appearing in random people's dreams.

The movie "Radical" from Pantelion Studios and Participant

The movie "Radical" from Pantelion and Participant Studios brought in more than $750,000 in a three-day period. The main character is a dedicated teacher at a school on the frontier (there are a lot of teachers on screen). He earned $7.8 million dollars in four weeks.

It's also worth noting the movie Monster from Well Go USA, which hit a pair of screens in New York and grossed about $28,000 in a five-day period. The Kore-eda-directed film will soon be released in Los Angeles and Chicago as well, before hitting other markets.

One of the major''s event in theaters is a restored version of Michael Powell's "Peeping Tom" (1960), which grossed about $6,500 in its opening weekend in New York.

And other movies aren't staying in the shadows. "Fallen Leaves" from Mubi brought in about $42,500 on eight screens in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. "The Disappearance of Shere Hite" from IFC Films earned $2,500 on two screens in two weeks of distribution.

This is important news that shows the diversity and success of films in theaters.