The new adaptation of the
Superman movie remains at the top of the UK box office this weekend with a gross of £4.8 Million, a very reasonable 30% drop from last weekend.
The James Gunn directed movie has now taken a nice £16.3 Million in its first 10 days of release in the UK.
Coming in at number 4 this weekend is a new animated version of the Smurfs which takes £1.2 Million on its debut.
UK weekend box office top 5 breakdown 18th - 20th July 2025
- The movie remains at number 1 on this weeks UK box office
- It has spent 2 weeks at the top of the UK box office.
- It grosses £4,877,459 over the weekend, a 30% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of £16,391,992 over 2 weeks of release
- It is the 11th top debuting movie in the month of July
- The movie is the 11th top grossing film so far in 2025
- The movie Remains At Number 2 on this weeks UK box office
- It grosses £3,295,874 over the weekend, a 2% increase from last weekend
- It has a total gross of £24,938,490 over 3 weeks of release
- The movie is the 6th top grossing film so far in 2025
- The movie is a sequel to Jurassic World: Dominion which took £27,117,894 at the box office after 3 weeks in cinemas.
- The movie Remains At Number 3 on this weeks UK box office
- It grosses £1,260,688 over the weekend, a 7% increase from last weekend
- It has a total gross of £18,241,244 over 4 weeks of release
- The movie is the 9th top grossing film so far in 2025
This weeks top 10 UK Box Office films
- Superman - £4,877,459
- Jurassic World: Rebirth - £3,295,874
- F1 - £1,260,688
- Smurfs - £1,212,110
- I Know What You Did Last Summer - £941,968
- How to Train Your Dragon - £675,899
- 28 Years Later - £438,639
- Elio - £307,130
- Lilo & Stitch - £196,246
- Saiyaara - £194,071
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