In the tightest of margins at this weeks UK box office, threequel movie
Now You See Me: Now You Don't tops the box office over remake
The Running Man.
The crime thriller based around a group of magicians tops the box office with £2.834 Million while The Running Man took £2.833 Million.
Falling from the top to number 3 this weekend is Predator Badlands which spent a week at the top and has taken £4.3 Million to date.
UK weekend box office top 5 breakdown 14th - 16th November 2025
Highest New Movie This Weekend
- The movie is the Highest Debut on this weeks UK box office chart.
- It has spent 1 weeks at the top of the UK box office.
- It grosses £2,384,018 over its debut weekend
- It is the 11th top debuting movie in the month of November
- The movie is a sequel to Now You See Me 2 which took £2,964,641 at the box office after 1 weeks in cinemas.
- The movie Goes Down the Chart to Number 3 on this weeks UK box office
- It grosses £919,261 over the weekend, a 61% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of £4,259,696 over 2 weeks of release
- The movie is a sequel to Prey which took £0 at the box office after 2 weeks in cinemas.
This weeks top 10 UK Box Office films
- Now You See Me: Now You Don't - £2,384,018
- The Running Man - £2,383,269
- Predator: Badlands - £919,261
- Nuremberg - £898,313
- Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution - £837,562
- The Choral - £601,580
- Christmas Karma - £487,528
- Regretting You - £383,730
- A PAW Patrol: Christmas - £258,394
- Bugonia - £257,907
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