‘Smurfs’, ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ falter at UK-Ireland box office; ‘Superman’ tops £16m

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UK – Ireland Top 5, July 18th-20th
Rank Movie (origin) Wholesaler July 18th-20th total week
1 Superman (Us) Warner Bros. £4.9 million £16.4 million 2
2 Jurassic World Revival (Us)
Universal 3.3m £24.9 million 3
3 F1: Movie (Us) Warner Bros. 1.3 million pounds £18.2m 4
4 Smurf (US) Paramount £1.2 million £1.2 million 1
5 I know what you did last summer (Us) Sony £941,968 £941,968 1

GBP to USD conversion rate: 1.35

Opening title Smurf and I know what you did last summer UK-Ireland’s box office roster stumbled. But there was better news for holdovers, including number one Superman.

Warner Bros. Superman It fell just 30% over the second weekend, bringing £4.9 million to a total of £16.4 million. The first of the new series in DC Comics has already won more gross than the total of eight of the previous 15 titles in DC Extended Universe. Overtakes 2017 Justice League (£17.4 million) This week.

In contrast to the weekend’s sunshine this weekend, most of the territory this weekend has been rainy and rainy, with some holdover titles increasing weekend shoots.

Universal Jurassic World Revival We saw a 2% increase in our third session at £3.3 million. The dinosaur blockbusters currently cost up to £24.9 million, with the first two being Jurassic World The film is beyond that, the strong tail can still be seen catching £35.1 million in 2022 Jurassic World: Dominion.

Warner Bros. F1: Movie The fourth weekend saw an 8% increase in the £1.3 million session and a speed total of £18.2 million. I passed the film in 2015, which is based on driving theme. Mad Max: Fury Road (£17.5 million) And soon overtakes 2011 Fast & Furious 5 (£18.5m) and 2019 Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw (£20.7 million).

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Paramount Smurf It took fourth place in the opening weekend, with a £1.2 million session, with a slight increase including previews. The animation took an average of £2,013 from 596 sites.

Sony’s I know what you did last summer It opened at £941,968 from 502 cinemas for an average of £1,876. It should catch the £2.7 million of the 1999 sequel, but it faces the challenge of matching the £4.4 million of the 1997 original film.

The acquisitions of the top five fell 7% to £11.6 million. However, this has increased by 2% over comparable weekends since last year. The blockbuster continues next weekend with Disney’s latest Marvel offering. Fantastic Four: The First Step And universal animation Bad guy 2.

Dragon, Ballad Increase your acquisition

Universal’s live action despite dropping out of the top five on his sixth weekend in the cinema How to Train a Dragon The remake posted an increase of 16%. The film earned £20 million with an additional £675,900, surpassing the 2019 animation £20.1 million How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World And behind 2014 How to Train Dragon 2 2 (£27.6 million) in the franchise.

Danny Boyle 28 years later It fell just 12% over the fifth weekend, bringing £438,640 to £14.7 million for Sony. I overtaken my fellow zombie movies World War I Z (14.6 million pounds) Since 2013. You need to catch the 2004 vampire title Van Helsing (£15.1m) Next week.

Original animation Erio Leading Disney’s Slate, he experienced an impressive 28% boost in his fifth session, with £307,000 filming past the £4 million mark.

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Disney live action remake Lilo & Stitch We added £196,000 to our ninth session at the cinema. This brings a 23% increase to a total of £36.4 million.

Andrew Deyoung’s US comedy friendship Starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd started at 180,000 pounds from 161 sites, averaging £1,118 on Paramount.

Punjabi comedy Salbara Ji On Bacrani Media, £88,022 from 65 sites started at an average of £88,022 on 1,354 sites.

James Griffith’s music-themed comedy Ballads of Wallis Island It recorded a 57% increase in its eighth weekend at cinemas. £72,651 was filmed at over £2 million.

50 of Park Circusth Stanley Kubrick’s 185 Minute Anniversary Re-release Barry Lyndon He got £60,823 from 63 sites for an average of £965.

Irish romantic drama Four letters of love It starts at £54,596 from 144 sites, which averages £379 on the vertigo release, and costs £58,059, including one preview.

Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt is hanging from the cinema. Mission: Impossible – Final calculation It rose 1% over the ninth weekend, increasing £49,583 to £26.1 million at Paramount.

Salt Pass It is nearing the end of Black Bear’s road, falling 49% over the eighth weekend, with £19,000 becoming shy, totaling £8 million.

Mbi harvest Starting at 15,396 pounds from 29 sites, which averages £531, there’s a preview of £40,672.

Universal doll horror M3GAN 2.0 It fell 63% over the fourth weekend, bringing £9,170 to £1.2 million, as it didn’t experience the boost seen elsewhere.

Re-release of the 1999 comedy BFI distribution Human traffic He won £4,675 over the weekend and has £14,511, including a preview from mid-week.

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Experimental Biography Suzanne Sayre’s Ballad It opens at £1,854 from three Tape Collective sites and costs £1,976, including previews.

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