‘F1’ takes UK-Ireland box office lead with £4.9m

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‘F1’ takes UK-Ireland box office lead with £4.9m

Rank   Movie (origin)  Distributor June 27-29  Whole  Week
1  F1 (US)
Warner Bros  £4.9m  £7.1m  1
 28 Years Later  (US-UK)
Sony  £2.4m £9.7m  2
 How To Prepare Your Dragon (US) 
Common  £2m £15.9m  3
 Elio (US) Disney £766,000 £2.1m  2
 Lilo & Sew  (US)
Disney  £539,000 £35.1m  6

GBP to USD conversion charge: 1.37

Warner Bros’ F1 is the weekend’s greatest success, rushing to the UK-Eire field workplace high spot with £4.9m from 710 places.

This offers it a web site common of £6,901. Together with previews, its UK-Eire complete is £7.1m.

Joseph Kosinski’s racing drama sees Brad Pitt play a reluctant mentor to a rookie younger driver performed by Damson Idris. Javier Bardem, Kerry Condon and Sarah Niles additionally star, with a wholesome dose of cameos from Components 1 drivers and icons. Apple TV+ has distribution rights for streaming. The movie has taken round $144m globally to this point, placing it in pole place to be the streamer’s greatest ever field workplace hit.

Final week’s primary, Sony’s Danny Boyle-directed 28 Years Later, has landed in second place with £2.4m from the weekend, and a £9.7m complete.

Common’s live-action How To Prepare Your Dragon introduced in simply shy of £2m in its third weekend, pushing its complete as much as £15.9m, and edging it nearer to the unique 2010 animated movie’s £17.4m complete.

Disney’s unique animation Elio topped up its complete with £766,000 from its second weekend, and has now grossed £2.1m.

On its sixth weekend, Elio’s Disney stablemate Lilo & Sew introduced in a decent £539,000. Its cume is now £35.1m.

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Common’s horror sequel M3GAN 2.0, helmed by returning director Gerard Johnstone, opened to £508,947 from 539 places, for a web site common of £944. That is behind the primary movie within the sinister doll franchise, which opened to £2.4m in its first weekend in January 2023, occurring to take £7.2m.

Wholesome holdovers

Paramount’s Mission: Unattainable – The Last Reckoning’s sixth weekend introduced in £325,000. Its complete is now £25.5m, catching up on the highest-grossing movie of the franchise, Lifeless Reckoning Half One, which grossed £26.6m in July 2023.

Black Bear’s The Salt Path continues to make constructive strides with £141,277 from its fifth weekend, plumping up its complete to £7.4m.

AA Movies UK’s Indian basketball drama Sitaare Zameen Par scored £111,137 in its second weekend, now with a complete of £449,159.

Sony’s Karate Child: Legends added £108,142 on its fourth weekend, for a cume determine of £5.4m.

Common’s word-of-mouth hit UK comedy The Ballad Of Wallis Island dropped 34% in its fifth weekend on launch, taking £88,232, for a complete of £1.5m.

Lionsgate’s Ballerina added £65,115 in its fourth weekend, with the John Wick spin-off as much as £3.3m general. 

Trafalgar Releasing added £52,607 from Peppa Meets The Child Cinema Expertise, now with a complete of £2.2m after 5 weekends on launch.

Warner Bros’ Last Vacation spot: Bloodlines added £50,290 in its seventh session, for a £12m complete.

Paramount’s thirtieth anniversary re-release of Clueless introduced in £46,000 from 354 cinemas (with most displaying one-off screenings) for a web site common of £130.

Moviegoers’ Indian horror Maa, directed by Vishal Furia, opened to £31,822 from 106 cinemas, for a web site common of £300.

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Common’s The Phoenician Scheme dropped 52% in its sixth weekend on launch, bringing in £27,050. The Wes Anderson-directed comedy is now on a UK-Eire complete of £3.1m.

Studiocanal’s fortieth anniversary re-release of Akira Kurosawa’s Ran introduced in £19,584 throughout 45 places, for a web site common of £435.

Picturehouse’s From Hilde, With Love opened to £14,000 from 34 websites, for a location common of £412. With £5,000 from previews, its complete stands at £19,213. Andreas Dresen directs the German biopic of anti-Nazi revolutionary, Hilde Coppi. 

Verve Photos’ Rooster City opened to £2,350 from 20 screens, for a web site common of £118. Together with previews, it has taken £5,247. Richard Bracewell’s movie follows two faculty pals who be a part of forces with an outdated man who by chance began a weed farm and attracted the eye of a neighborhood felony household.

Additionally debuting this weekend: Trafalgar’s Miley Cyrus: One thing Lovely; Dartmouth Movies’ Love & Hassle; T A P E Collective’s Sudan, Keep in mind Us; Dreamz Leisure’s Kannappa; Massive Image Movie Membership’s Fighters; and Signature Leisure’s Phrases Of Conflict.

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