Old men entertainers: "To the village of grandpa 2" leads the Russian box office
The third part of the "Serf" after seven weeks of rental overcame the mark of one billion rubles in total fees, according to the EAIS. At the end of the weekend, she brought 38 million rubles to the box office and took the fourth place in the box office. The continuation of the comedy "To the village of grandpa" holds the leadership. The film has 76 million rubles over the weekend. And the best novelty of the weekend was the adventure film "My wild Friend. Homecoming": 27 million rubles and the fifth place in the rating.
One grandfather is good, but two are better
The family comedy "To the Village of Grandpa 2" holds the lead at the Russian box office for the second week in a row. She earned 76 million rubles over the weekend. If we compare with the first part of the story, then the continuation has a lower start. The 2025 film debuted at the box office with a result of 142 million rubles over the weekend, and collected another 102 million rubles in the second weekend. At the same time, the sequel was released with an enhanced cast: the character of Fyodor Dobronravov joined the character of Yuri Stoyanov. In the story, two grandfathers in their performance begin to compete for the love and attention of Vladik's grandson.
A biographical film about the life and work of Michael Jackson is firmly in the top. Over the weekend, he earned another 57 million rubles. In total, for nine weeks of domestic film distribution, "Michael" collected more than 2 billion rubles.
Another billionaire is "Serf 3". Klima Shipenko's story about the re-education of spoiled majors overcame the long-awaited milestone only seven weeks later. Over the weekend, the film topped up the box office by another 38 million rubles and took the fourth place in the rating.
The "Sinister Dead" overtook the "Serf". The new part of the franchise with the subtitle "Inferno" was released in the domestic cinema on July 16. She has 137 million rubles on her account. Of these, 43 million were over the weekend.
The horror's success at the box office is explained not only by the interest of fans of the genre, but also by the recognition of the franchise — the new film continues the "Evil Dead" universe and became its sixth part. The plot centers on Alice, who, after her husband's tragic death, comes to his family's country house to share the loss with her husband's loved ones. The relatives clearly dislike the girl and blame her for the tragedy. The situation escalates when they all become possessed by demons one by one.
Fear has low numbers.
The best novelty in cinema was the adventure film "My wild Friend. Returning home." The story could not compete with the rental leaders and eventually took only the fifth place in the box office with 27 million rubles over the weekend.
In the story, schoolboy Sasha meets his fox friend named Red again. A teenager learns that the family of his four—legged friend, a fox and cubs, has been abducted by a mobile zoo. To bring wild animals back to his native forest, Sasha embarks on a dangerous journey that becomes not only a test of courage for him, but also an important stage of growing up. On the way, the student has a friend Katya, who helps him in this adventure.
Another novelty of the weekend is the thriller "Her Personal Hell" by Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn. His heroine, a young actress Elle, comes to the metropolis to shoot in a new film, which her father is producing. It turns out that the city is being held in fear by a serial maniac nicknamed the Leather Man. Elle becomes a casual witness to his murder. Here she also meets an American soldier, Kay, who is looking for his daughter, whose disappearance may involve the same Leather Man.
The film was first shown at the Cannes Film Festival, where it was greeted with a 12-minute standing ovation. The Russian audience was not so supportive. The film collected only 7 million rubles and was able to reach only the 10th line of the box office.
There was even less interest in "Her Personal Hell" than in "Obsession," which has been in the Russian box office for two months now, but still feels quite confident. Over the weekend, the horror film about manic addiction earned 16 million rubles, which secured it the sixth place in the rating. This is far from the fees of rental leaders, but "Obsession" has surpassed them in other indicators. She has the highest average occupancy rate among official releases (13 people per session) and the highest average fees per session (7,538 rubles).

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