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‘Wicked: For Good’ holds UK-Ireland box office lead while ‘Zootropolis 2’ opens with £6m

Bifa winner ‘Pillion’ also enjoyed a strong start at the box office for Picturehouse and Warner Bros.

UK-Ireland box office preview: Disney’s ‘Zootropolis 2’ unleashed at 618 sites

Also out this weekend is Black Bear’s ‘Christy’ and ‘Pillion’ for Picturehouse/Warner Bros.

UK-Ireland box office preview: Universal’s ‘Wicked: For Good’ flies into 745 sites

Jon M. Chu’s musical is the second widest release in UK-Ireland so far this year.

Advance ticket sales of ‘Wicked: For Good’ are double that of ‘Wicked’, say UK exhibitors

Both chains and independent venues are reporting rapid sales.

‘Now You See Me 3’ pips ‘The Running Man’ in close UK-Ireland box office battle

Sky Cinema’s ‘Nuremberg’ opens in top five; ‘Christmas Karma’ in top 10.

UK-Ireland box office: ‘The Running Man’, ‘Now You See Me 3’ open in busy weekend for new titles

Further releases include ‘Nuremberg’, ‘Christmas Karma’ and horror title ‘Keeper’.

‘Predator: Badlands’ tops UK-Ireland box office with £2.4m; ‘The Choral’ in second place

‘Regretting You’, ‘Bugonia’ post good holds; ‘Die My Love’ starts with £289,710.

UK-Ireland box office preview: ‘The Choral’, ‘Predator: Badlands’ lead new releases

Further releases include ‘Die My Love’, ’Anemone’ and ‘Train Dreams’.

Market share for UK indie films at the UK-Ireland box office falls by 1.2% to September 2025

The total UK box office rose by 10% compared to the equivalent period in 2024.

No film tops £1m at UK-Ireland box office as ‘Regretting You’ leads ‘Bugonia’, ‘Springsteen’

Flat Halloween weekend leaves exhibition sector needing strong November.

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