‘Weapons’ maintains UK-Ireland box office lead; ‘Materialists’ starts in third

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‘Weapons’ maintains UK-Ireland box office lead; ‘Materialists’ starts in third

UK-Eire high 5, August 15-17
 Rank  Movie (origin)  Distributor August 15-17  Whole   Week
1  Weapons  (US)  Warner Bros  £1.6m  £6.3m  2
 Freakier Friday  (US)
 Disney  £915,007  £4m  2
 Materialists  (US)
 Sony  £830,564  £1.3m  1
 The Incredible 4: First Steps  (US)
 Disney  £687,828  £20.8m  4
 The Dangerous Guys 2  (US)  Common  £542,002  £8.8m  4

GBP to USD conversion fee: 1.35

Warner Bros horror Weapons held the UK-Eire field workplace lead for a second weekend; as Sony romantic comedy Materialists opened in third place.

Weapons added £1.6m on its second session – a 39% drop that was beneath than its 33% general worldwide drop, however nonetheless introduced it to £6.3m, a robust outcome for an 18-rated title.

Disney comedy Freakier Friday fell beneath the £1m mark on its second weekend, with a 48% drop to £915,007 taking it to only past £4m in whole. It ought to nonetheless catch the £6.6m of 2003’s Freaky Friday earlier than the top of its run.

Celine Music’s Materialists began with £830,564 from 687 websites at a reasonable £1,209 website common. Having opened final Wednesday, August 13, the movie has £1.3m in whole, and may catch the £3.1m of Music’s 2023 Previous Lives within the coming weeks.

Marvel Cinematic Universe title The Incredible 4: First Steps fell 50% on its fourth weekend in cinemas, with £687,828 taking it to £20.8m. In doing so it overtook fellow MCU titles Captain America: The Winter Soldier (£19.4m), Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania  (£19.3m) and Thor: The Darkish World  (£20.1m), and is presently 23rd of 36 movies within the sequence by field workplace.

Common animation The Dangerous Guys 2 placed on £542,002 on its fourth weekend – a 33% drop that was higher than the market common, and introduced it to £8.8m whole, down on the £13.8m of 2022’s The Dangerous Guys.

Takings for the highest 5 dropped a pointy 40% to only £4.5m – the bottom mark for the reason that finish of March. After a robust first half of the yr, August has been a gradual month for cinemas, which is able to hope that Disney’s UK manufacturing The Roses starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman will attract audiences from August 29.

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Mononoke  attracts audiences

Paramount comedy The Bare Gun simply slipped out of the highest 5, falling 52% on its third weekend with £532,000 taking it to £5.7m whole. It has overtaken the £5.3m of 1994’s The Bare Gun 33 1/3: The Ultimate Insult, however will battle to catch the £7.8m and £8.8m of the primary two releases within the sequence.

No person 2, the second movie within the sequence starring Bob Odenkirk, began with £475,480 from 490 websites at a reasonable £970 common for Common. It’s above the £376,067 opening of the 2021 first movie, which ended on £1.4m.

Collectively, Michael Shanks’ physique horror starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie, began with £462,061 for Leisure Movie Distributors, from 525 websites at a £880 common. Together with previews, the movie has £502,062.

On its seventh weekend in cinemas, Jurassic World Rebirth added £330,856 – a 50% drop that introduced it to £34.3m whole. One other fortnight or so in cinemas ought to see it overhaul the £35.1m of 2022’s Jurassic World: Dominion, the bottom of the three Jurassic World titles.

Superman flies on on the field workplace, including £323,066 on its sixth session – a 50% drop that introduced it to £26.9m. The Warner Bros title is forward of all however three of the 15 options from the earlier DC Prolonged Universe, however will doubtless end behind the £30m of 2013 Superman story Man Of Metal.

Yash Raj Movies’ sequel Conflict 2 began with £292,644 from 298 websites at a wholesome £982 website common, and has £503,422 together with previews – forward of the £145,408 three-day begin of Conflict from 2019 and already catching its £723,039 whole.

A vibrant spot on the field workplace this weekend was Elysian Movie Distribution’s re-release of Hayao Miyazaki’s 2001 anime Princess Mononoke. The 4K restoration grossed £184,092 from simply 51 websites for a £3,540 website common – the best available in the market this weekend. Princess Mononoke made simply £22,197 on its unique restricted launch; then £143,019 in a 2005 re-release by Studiocanal.

F1: The Film starring Brad Pitt added £138,900 on its eighth weekend for Warner Bros – a 51% drop that brough the racing drama to £21.8m whole.

On its fourth weekend in cinemas, Smurfs added £100,000 for Paramount – a 49% drop that introduced the animated title to £4.8m whole.

Romance  is now the third-highest-grossing Indian movie of all time within the UK & Eire. The Yash Raj Movies launch added £94,446 – a 61% drop – on its fifth weekend, and is as much as £2.9m – behind solely Pathaan (£4.4m) and Jawan (£3.1m), each additionally launched by Yash Raj.

The live-action How To Practice Your Dragon remake dropped 31% on its 10th session, with £64,298 taking it to £22.6m for Common.

Common comedy The Ballad of Wallis Island performs on in cinemas by a 12th weekend, including £21,481 on its newest session to hit £2.4m whole.

The Philippou brothers’ Convey Her Again  leads Sony’s slate of horrors, including £20,012 on its third weekend to hit £1.8m whole.

Curzon’s 21-screen re-release of Walter Salles’s Central Station introduced in £12,836 at a £611 common, and has £12,932 together with previews.

Anime Ltd’s newest Mamoru Hosoda re-release, Wolf Youngsters, took £11,822 on its opening weekend, primarily from Sunday screenings.

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I Know What You Did Final Summer season placed on £8,747 on its fifth weekend for Sony, and has £2.8m in whole.

Occasion cinema launch The Grateful Useless Film 2025 Meet-Up took £8,507 throughout the weekend for Trafalgar Releasing, and has £24,268 following its important launch day on Thursday, August 14.

Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later is closing out after 9 weekends for Sony, including £8,247 on its newest session to hit a £15.5m whole – greater than the primary two movies within the franchise mixed.

Love, the second launch in Dag Johan Haugerud’s Love Intercourse Goals trilogy, began with £5,614 from 19 websites at a £295 common for Fashionable Movies. Together with previews the movie has £6,767, barely down on the £9,009 full opening for Goals two weeks in the past.

Reside-action French title Bambi: A Story of Life within the Woods began with £3,589 from 59 websites at a £61 common for Miracle63, with virtually that quantity websites once more nonetheless to report.

Park Circus’s re-release of Jim Jarmusch’s 1999 Ghost Canine: The Means of the Samurai took £3,371 together with previews from the previos weekend. The Park Circus Sense & Sensibility re-release added £3,110 on its second session for a £82,712 whole.

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