‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ fights off ‘The Naked Gun’ to hold UK-Ireland box office lead, crossing £15m

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UK-Ireland top five, August 1-3
 Rank Title (origin)  Distributor August 1-3   Total Week 
1  The Fantastic Four: First Steps (US) Disney   £3.1m  £15.4m  2
 The Naked Gun (US)
Paramount  £1.8m  £1.8m  1
 Jurassic World Rebirth (US)
Universal  £1.33m  £31.6m  5
 The Bad Guys 2 (US)
Universal  £1.27m  £4.9m  2
 Superman (US)
Warner Bros  £1.26m  £24.3m  4

Disney’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps held off the challenge of Paramount’s The Naked Gun to top the UK-Ireland box office for a second weekend.

First Steps added £3.1m on its second weekend – a 49% drop that brought it to £15.4m total. It has already taken more than five of the 36 Marvel Cinematic Universe films to date, and will top Ant-Man (£16.3m), Iron Man (£17.4m) and Ant-Man And The Wasp (£17.8m) in the next week.

The Naked Gun opened to £1.82m from 632 sites at a £2,880 average, with a few sites still to report. Among comedy comparisons, its opening is just above 1998’s Rush Hour and 2014’s Nativity 3 (both £1.81m), which ended on £7.4m and £7.6m respectively.

Animation The Bad Guys 2 posted a decent hold on its second weekend, falling just 19% with £1.33m taking it to £4.9m total. It is unlikely to catch the £13.7m of 2022’s The Bad Guys, but could still bring in a decent amount for Universal.

Studio stablemate Jurassic World Rebirth also performed well on its fifth weekend, dropping just 20% with £1.27m. The dinosaur feature is up to £31.6m, currently the fifth-highest-grossing of seven Jurassic Park films and with 2022’s Jurassic World: Dominion (£35.1m) still within reach.

Both The Bad Guys 2 and Rebirth overtook Superman in the charts, with a 34% drop to £1.26m taking Warner Bros’ film from second to fifth on its third weekend. It is up to £24.3m total, behind only three of the fifteen titles from the previous DC Extended Universe.

Takings for the top five dropped a sharp 26% compared to the previous weekend, to £8.8m. Although July box office was up on last year, exhibitors will need Disney’s Freakier Friday to perform well next weekend to keep the run going.

More to follow.

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