| Rank | Film (Distributor) | Three-day gross (Sep 18-20) | Total gross to date | Week |
| 1 | Tenet (Warner Bros) | £780,000 | £13.9m | 4 |
| 2 | After We Collided (Shear Entertainment) | £597,979 | £1.7m | 3 |
| 3 | Bill And Ted Face The Music (Warner Bros) | £319,000 | £460,000 | 1 |
| 4 | André Rieu’s Magical Maastricht: Together In Music (Piece Of Magic) | £124,455 | £124,455 | 1 |
| 5 | The New Mutants (Disney) | £106,209 | £1.3m | 2 |
GBP to USD conversion rate: 1.29
The romantic drama After We Collided recorded the best per-location average at the UK & Ireland box office this weekend, bringing in £1,359 for each cinema it played in.
The film scored a second successive weekend increase, going up 35% on its previous session with £597,979. It has now passed £1.7m after three weekends.
Hero Fiennes Tiffin and Josephine Langford return for the second in the adaptation of Anna Todd’s novels, with this installment directed by Roger Kumble.
After… is closing in on the number one spot, still held by Warner Bros’ Tenet. Christopher Nolan’s temporal thriller dropped 35% on its previous weekend, bringing in £780,000 for a £13.9m cume.
The film is now the fourth-highest release of 2020 in the UK, behind Dolittle, Bad Boys For Life, Sonic The Hedgehog, and 1917, all of which were released and had most of their theatrical run prior to the coronavirus pandemic.
Warner Bros also opened Bill And Ted Face The Music this weekend. The third in the comedy series took £319,000 across three days for third place and a £556 location average from 574 sites. It has £460,000 including previews.
After the success of Break The Silence: The Movie, another event cinema title succeeded in cinemas this weekend, with André Rieu’s Magical Maastricht: Together In Music taking £124,455 and fourth place for Piece Of Magic Entertainment, with several sites still to report.
The film has further screenings in the coming weeks, in a departure from Piece Of Magic’s previous event releases which focused on a single day.
The New Mutants held a top five spot for Disney, dropping back 47% on its opening with £106,209 bringing it to £1.3m total. Onward added £85,033, a drop of just 13%, and has £7.1m in total.
BFI-backed drama Rocks opened to £44,765 from 72 locations on Friday, expanding to 88 on Saturday, through Altitude. Including previews, the film has grossed £75,478 to date.
Altitude also has Unhinged – added £46,769 for £1.6m – and Les Misérables – added £10,001 for £147,494.
On the day it announced the pickup of Rob Savage’s lockdown horror Host, Vertigo Releasing recorded a further £58,686 for 100% Wolf, bringing it to £1.2m after eight sessions. Matteo Garrone’s Pinocchio put on £23,488 for a £760,957 cume.
Rubika Shah’s rock documentary White Riot opened to £5,581 from 24 locations. It will expand to 53 sites this week including an Everyman Cinemas event day on Wednesday 23. Including previews and festival showings, the film has £42,317, for a running cume of £47,898.
For Universal, Trolls World Tour added £26,612 for a £841,091 cume; while The Roads Not Taken dropped 70% with £8,368 for £57,050 after two weekends.
A Night At The Louvre: Leonardo Da Vinci, another event title released through More2Screen, took £8,690 from 84 locations on Wednesday 16. As of Monday 21, it has £13,931.
Miracle Comms opened Greta Bellamacina’s Hurt By Paradise to £425 from eight locations, averaging £53, with £1,024 total including previews.
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