‘Wuthering Heights’ continued to lead the U.K. and Ireland box office for the second consecutive weekend, grossing £3.8 million ($5.3 million) and bringing its total earnings to £16.2 million ($22.1 million), according to Comscore data. The film’s sustained performance showcases strong audience interest in the adaptation.
Following closely, the film ‘GOAT’ secured second place with $3.8 million in revenue during the same weekend, reaching a cumulative total of $14.3 million. Meanwhile, ‘Crime 101’ held its position at third, adding $1 million, resulting in a total of $4 million to date. Both titles are Sony-distributed.
Long-running family favorite ‘Zootopia 2’ occupied the fourth position, earning $926,000 in its 13th week and increasing its total to $48.6 million. The highest new release was Mubi’s ‘The Secret Agent,’ debuting at number five with $566,000. Immediately behind, Studiocanal’s ‘Cold Storage’ entered in sixth place with $544,000.
Other notable box office newcomers included Disney’s ‘Send Help,’ which moved to seventh in its third weekend with a gross of $465,000, bringing its total to $5.3 million. Lionsgate U.K.’s ‘Wasteman’ premiered in eighth place with $450,000, while Universal’s ‘The Moment’ was ninth, earning $441,000. Rounding out the top ten was Entertainment Film Distributors’ ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die,’ which garnered $379,000.
Looking ahead, Paramount’s ‘Scream 7’ is anticipated to be a major driver at the box office during the coming week. Directed by Kevin Williamson and featuring stars Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox, alongside a fresh cast, the film is expected to generate considerable interest.
Event cinema remains a significant part of the market, with ongoing and upcoming releases such as the National Theatre’s stage production ‘Audience – NT Live 2026,’ a concert film for ‘Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined’ distributed by Trafalgar Releasing, and Baz Luhrmann’s ‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’ playing in over 300 locations.
Other forthcoming titles include Altitude Film Distribution’s Cannes winner ‘Sirat,’ Disney’s ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ starring Amanda Seyfried, Tull Stories’ ‘The Spin,’ Munro Film Services’ ‘La Boheme,’ Anime Ltd.’s release of ‘All You Need Is Kill,’ and Cosmic Cat’s documentary ‘Molly vs The Machines.’ This range of films highlights a diverse offering across genres and formats in cinemas across the region.