| Rank | Film (distributor) | Three-day gross (June 28-30) | Total gross to date | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Inside Out 2 (Disney) | £6m | £31.9m | 3 |
| 2. | A Quiet Place: Day One (Paramount) | £2.5m | £2.9m | 1 |
| 3. | Bad Boys: Ride Or Die (Sony) | £650,342 | £10.2m | 4 |
| 4. | The Bikeriders (Universal) | £585,604 | £2.3m | 2 |
| 5. | Kalki 2898 AD (Dreamz Entertainment) | £504,080 | £888,603 | 1 |
GBP to USD conversion rate: 1.27
Paramount’s A Quiet Place: Day One made a positive £2.5m start at the UK-Ireland box office; as Indian action-adventure Kalki 2898 AD recorded a strong opening and Inside Out 2 topped the charts for a third consecutive weekend.
Inside Out 2 dropped only 23% on its previous session, adding just shy of £6m. The Disney-Pixar animation is up to £31.9m after 17 days in cinemas – already the second-highest-grossing film of 2024. It is likely to overtake the £39.4m of the top title, Dune: Part Two, within the next fortnight.
The animation sequel should also top the £39.4m of 2015’s Inside Out within that time. Its recent weekend was 204% up on the first film’s third session, which added £2m to hit £22.8m.
Day One made its £2.5m from 660 sites, at a £3,721 average. Its opening figure matches the international performance in marking a record for the Quiet Place franchise, ahead of 2018’s A Quiet Place (£2m) and 2021’s A Quiet Place Part II (£2.3m). Including previews, Day One has £2.9m – a decent start for the film, which stars Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn.
Sony’s Bad Boys: Ride Or Die added £650,342 on its fourth weekend – a 35.6% drop, to cross into eight figures with £10.2m. It will finish as the second-highest-grossing Bad Boys film, behind the £16.2m of 2020’s Bad Boys For Life.
The Bikeriders starring Austin Butler, Jodie Comer and Tom Hardy posted a £585,604 second weekend for Universal. This was a 46% drop that brought it to £2.3m – now comfortably director Jeff Nichols’ highest-grossing film in the territory ahead of Midnight Special’s £1.2m.
With figures for Ireland still to come, Indian blockbuster Kalki 2898 AD made £504,080 from the UK alone at the weekend, from 450 sites at a £1,120 average. This is an excellent result for a South Asian film, topping the likes of Laal Singh Chaddha (£325,000 opening) and Oscar-winning RRR (£411,891), with Pathaan (£1.4m) one of few Indian titles to have started with more.
With £384,523 from previews plus its official opening day on Thursday June 26, Kalki 2838 AD is already up to £888,603 from the UK alone, and will cross the £1m mark within its first week.
As it stands, takings for the top five are down a slim 3.1% on last weekend; and are still up 8.1% on the equivalent weekend from last year. Looking to maintain this form next weekend are titles including Universal’s MaXXXine.
Kindness begins
Yorgos Lanthimos’ Kinds Of Kindness started with £305,501 from 470 sites at a £650 site average, and has £318,667 including previews for Disney with final figures still to come.
This is down on the opening weekends of Lanthimos’ recent films Poor Things (£1.6m) and The Favourite (£2.2m), although up on the starts of The Killing Of A Sacred Deer (£288,105) and The Lobster (£229,946).
The Garfield Movie added £147,970 on its sixth session for Sony, with £8.3m in total.
Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga Chapter One opened with a flat £138,413, and has £149,794 including previews for Warner Bros.
On its seventh weekend in cinemas, Paramount’s IF took £133,000, to hit £11.9m.
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes added £91,578 on its eighth session for Disney – a 48% drop – and is up to £15.5m.
Event cinema release Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show opened to £79,349 on Sunday, June 30 with 10 cinemas still to report, for CinemaLive.
The Exorcism added £29,625 for Vertigo Releasing, and is up to £255,131 from two sessions.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga added £25,997 on its sixth weekend to hit £6.4m for Warner Bros – significantly down on the £17.4m total of 2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road.
Metfilm Distribution’s nature documentary Wilding added £25,808 on a decent third weekend in cinemas, and is up to a decent £297,201.
On its ninth weekend in cinemas, The Fall Guy starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt added £21,283 to hit £12.2m for Universal.
Studiocanal’s Something In The Water starring Screen Rising Star Scotland Hiftu Quasem added £18,738 on its second weekend to hit £231,512.
Freud’s Last Session put on a further £11,623 for Vertigo Releasing, and now has £209,922 from three sessions.
Lina Soualem’s Palestine family documentary Bye Bye Tiberias opened to £11,321 from 25 sites for T A P E Collective, and has £22,034 including previews.
Warner Bros horror The Watched added £8,270 on its fourth weekend, enough to take it just beyond the £1m mark.
A re-release of Sidney Lumet’s Network from Park Circus took £7,095 this weekend.
Nadanna Sambhavam, an Indian release through Yash Raj Films, opened to £6,363 from 72 cinemas.
An event cinema release of Dance Revolutionaries on Wednesday, June 26 has grossed £6,200 to date from Yorke Dance Project.
Animation A Greyhound Of A Girl opened to £6,088 from the 107 sites to report for Miracle/Dazzler, with a further 122 sites still to provide figures.
Dogwoof’s Sundance documentary Eternal You opened to £511 from three cinemas at the weekend, and has £1,904 including previews.
Ghost: Rite Here Rite Now, Trafalgar Releasing’s event cinema title from the previous weekend, is up to £509,456 after encore screenings this time out.
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