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Hunter or Hunted

The UK box office saw a robust weekend as Predator: Badlands stormed into first place with £2,376,780 across 582 screens, marking the 27th best opening of the year, just behind Sinners . A mix of fresh entries and resilient holdovers kept the market buoyant, with several titles crossing key milestones and others setting up for long-term runs. Weekend Roundup: • Predator: Badlands — £2,376,780 opening; 582 screens; Week 1. A muscular debut that lands just outside the year’s

5 days ago

Bugging You, Bugging Me

The chart saw a competitive weekend as Bugonia debuted at number one with £986,194 across 564 screens, including £218,276 from 19 previews. A trio of new entries and a strong anniversary reissue added variety, though overall market momentum was tempered by sharp second-week declines for several titles. Weekend roundup: •  Bugonia — £986,194 opening; 564 screens; Week 1; includes £218,276 from 19 previews. This ranks as the 58th top opener of the year, just behind A Real Pai

Nov 6

Born to run - to number one

The UK box office saw a busy weekend as Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere opened at number one with a commanding £1,300,000 across 690 screens, including £77,721 from five previews. A strong wave of new releases lifted the market; overall weekend grosses were up 15% on last weekend. Weekend roundup Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere — £1,300,000 opening; 690 screens; Week 1; includes £77,721 from 5 previews. This ranks as the 39th top opener of the year so far , b

Oct 30

If you build it, they will come

Top Performers: New Entries Lead the Charge 1. Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie – £1,901,289 Universal International’s animated feature debuted at number one with a strong £1,901,289 across 604 screens, including £159,163 from 496 previews. This marks the 30th best opening of the year, just behind Mickey 17 . Its performance underscores the continued strength of family-targeted releases, especially heading into the half-term window. 2. The Black Phone 2 – £1,100,233 Blumhouse’s

Oct 22

Off grid, into first place

UK Box Office: October 10–13, 2025 A weekend of fresh debuts and fading holdovers saw Disney’s Tron: Ares claim the top spot, while genre fare and anniversary reissues added variety across the top 15. Overall, the market dipped 33% from last weekend. — Top 5 Films Tron: Ares Weekend: £1,790,652 | Total: £1,790,652 | Screens: 609 | Weeks: 1 The sci-fi sequel opened at No. 1 with £1,790,652, marking the 31st biggest debut of 2025—just behind The Naked Gun. While it trails T

Oct 15