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UK Box Office Weekend Report 23rd - 25th September 2022: George Clooney and Julia Roberts lead the way in Ticket To Paradise in an all new top 3 at the UK box office

UK Box Office Weekend Report 23rd - 25th September 2022:  George Clooney and Julia Roberts lead the way in Ticket To Paradise in an all new top 3 at the UK box office
Ticket to Paradise
Getting a head start on the box office with a Tuesday release, Ticket to Paradise makes its debut on the box office this weekend at the top when including previews worth £1 Million, Dont Worry Darling comes in at number 2 which would have been on top if counting weekend gross only.

Coming it at number 3 this weekend is the 4K re-release of Avatar giving a bit of comfort to Disney to the popularity of the franchise just before the release of Avatar: THe Way of Water in December.

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UK weekend box office top 5 breakdown 23rd - 25th September 2022

Ticket To Paradise

Ticket To Paradise

Highest New Movie This Weekend

The movie should have been released last weekend but got delayed due to the passing of The Queen and so its got a Tuesday release this week which by Friday gave it a £1 Million jump on the box office.

The movie starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts in their first team up since the 2016 movie Money Monster takes £2.8 Million on its opening week with £1.7 Million of that taken over the Friday to Sunday weekend.

Don't Worry Darling

The movie starring Florence Pugh and directed by Olivia Wilde has caused a fair amount of headlines over the past weeks concerning its star and director not getting on too well, but the movie lands at number 2 on the box office this weekend, and number 1 if you remove the 3 day headstart Ticket to Paradise got.

The movie takes a very respectable £2.7 Million on its debut, which given the controversy and the story of the movie is not bad.

It will be interesting to see the drop off next weekend and if the film can appeal to a broader audience than the hard core fans of the main leads including Harry Styles, Chris Pine, Gemma Chan and Olivia Wilde herself.

Avatar

Disney are either testing the waters here or trying to get everyone re-invested in 3D and the franchise before the release of the sequel Avatar: The Way of Water in December, but the highest grossing movie of all time gets another shot at box office grosses this weekend.

The movie lands at number 3 this week in an all new 4K, 3D version of the movie with a gross of £1.2 Million which is not bad given the movie has already taken over £90 Million at the UK box office.

It will be interesting to see the drop off next weekend given the rumour that a number of tickets were sold to people thinking this was the sequel.

See How They Run~2022

See How They Run

Last weeks top movie falls to number 4 this weekend after a couple of weeks at the top with a gross of £473,221, a large 52% drop from last weekend.

This gives the movie a total gross of £3.6 Million after 3 weeks at the top.

Moonage Daydream

Landing on the box office last weekend in limited release and becoming the highest debut at number 10 the David Bowie documentary goes wide this week and jumps to number 5 with a gross of £375,398.

This is a 52% increase over last weekend, but no surprise really given the increase in cinema count, the movie has taken £676,185 in total over 2 weeks.

This weeks top 10 UK Box Office films

  1. Ticket to Paradise - £2,805,615
  2. Don't Worry Darling - £2,771,935
  3. Avatar - £1,218,692
  4. See How They Run - £473,221
  5. Moonage Daydream - £375,398
  6. Minions: The Rise of Gru - £267,854
  7. DC League of Super-Pets - £236,945
  8. Tad the Lost Explorer and the Curse of the Mummy - £201,732
  9. Bullet Train - £152,947
  10. Top Gun: Maverick - £139,461
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