The UK box office held steady this weekend, with a mix of major holdovers and a wave of new releases driving solid overall business. A trio of fresh titles landed in the top six, while several long-running performers continued to add to already impressive totals. Weekend roundup •  Avatar: Fire And Ash  — £6,062,546; Week 2; down 33%; 680 screens; total £20,753,954. A strong second frame keeps it firmly at No. 1, already past £20 million and pacing ahead of several recent sci

The UK box office saw a sharp rise this weekend, with overall grosses for the top 15 titles reaching £14,195,954 — up 42% from last week and 22% from the same weekend last year. A major franchise debut led the charge, while seasonal classics and restorations provided strong counter-programming. Weekend roundup •  Avatar: Fire And Ash  — £9,015,796 opening; 673 screens; Week 1. This marks the 136th top-grossing opening of all time, just behind Gladiator II , and the 6th best o

The UK box office saw a sharp decline this weekend, with overall grosses for the top 15 titles down 40% from last weekend. A mix of family animation, musicals, horror sequels, and anniversary reissues shaped the chart, while several new entries added variety. Weekend roundup - Dec 12-14 •  Zootropolis 2  — £2,767,509; 654 screens; Week 3; down 35%. Total now £15,531,866. This ranks as the 470th top grossing film ever, just behind Puss In Boots , and 17th on the yearly list be

The UK box office slowed slightly this weekend, with overall grosses for the top 15 titles down from last week’s highs. A mix of franchise sequels, concert films, and niche debuts shaped the chart, while previews played a notable role in several openings. Zootropolis 2  — £4,235,673; Week 2; down 29% from its debut. Total now £11,740,358, ranking as the 20th best gross of the year, just behind A Complete Unknown . Remarkably, it has already outgrossed Snow White  in only two

The box office saw a notable dip this weekend, with overall grosses for the top 15 titles down 27% from last weekend. A mix of fresh entries and steep holdover declines defined the frame, though milestones and standout openings kept the market lively. Weekend roundup Wicked: For Good — £7,713,861; 755 screens; Week 2; down 59%. Without previews, the fall-off is only  57%. Its total now stands at £32,095,250, ranking as the 148th top grossing film of all time. Currently the 5

Wicked: For Good – A Box Office Spell Stronger Than Ever The Wicked saga continues to cast its spell over audiences, and the latest entry, Wicked: For Good , has stormed into cinemas with a record-breaking debut that outshines its predecessor. Opening Weekend Magic Weekend Gross:  £18,858,826 Screens: 738 (making it the 9th widest release of all time ) Without previews:  £17,803,850 Rankings: Top opening of 2025 18th biggest opening ever , just behind Harry Potter and the Ch

Weekend roundup: •  Wicked: For Good  — £18,858,826 opening; 738 screens; Week 1; includes £1,054,976 from 663 previews. This is the top opening of 2025, ranking as the 18th biggest UK debut ever behind Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets . Without previews, the gross stands at £17,803,850, marking a 21% increase from the original Wicked ’s launch. It is also the 9th widest release of all time and already the 10th highest-grossing film of 2025. •  Now You See Me: Now You

The UK box office saw a sharp rise this weekend, with overall grosses for the top 15 titles up 29% from last weekend. A pair of near-identical openers led the charge, while anime and seasonal fare added variety to the slate. Weekend roundup: •  Now You See Me: Now You Don't  — £2,384,018 opening; 564 screens; Week 1; includes £356,709 from 458 previews. This ranks as the 27th best opening of 2026, just behind Sinners , and delivered the highest screen average of the week at £

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

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