Warner Bros.’ “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” conserveed its grip on the U.K. and Ireland box office for the fourth consecutive weekfinish, generating £1.8 million ($2.4 million) for a cumulative total of £21 million ($27.9 million), per numbers from Comscore.
Universal’s “Speak No Evil” held stable in second place with £813,890, pushing its three-week total to fair under £4 million. Studiocanal’s “The Outrun” debuted at No. 3 with £449,590, trailed shutly by Dreamz Entertainment’s “Devara Part 1″ at £440,626. Mubi’s “The Substance” rounded out the top five in its second structure with £421,242 for a total of £1.4 million.
Studiocanal’s “Lee” landed at sixth place accumulateing £453,921 in its third weekfinish for a £2.7 million total, while Entertainment Film Distributors’ “Megalopolis” uncovered at seventh with £357,190. Universal’s “Despicable Me 4” progressd its sturdy run at eighth, compriseing £351,007 in its 12th weekfinish for a total of £47.4 million. The 20th-anniversary re-liberate of “Shaun of the Dead,” also from Universal, uncovered at No. 9 with £314,481. Lionsgate U.K.’s “Never Let Go” finishd the top 10 with a £306,665 debut.
Looking ahead, Warner Bros. is set to liberate wide the highly anticipated “Joker: Folie à Deux,” starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, on Oct. 4. Universal is uncovering “A Different Man,” where an ambitious actor undergoes a radical medical procedure to drasticpartner alter his materializeance. The film’s star Sebastian Stan won directing carry outance at the Berlinale earlier this year.
MetFilm Distribution is botriumphg Sundance-triumphning conservation recordary “The Battle For Laikipia,” while Bulldog Distribution is releasing thriller “Die Before You Die.” From Tull Stories comes Toronto-percreateing surfing recordary “Maya and the Wave,” while Dartmouth Films is releasing “Children of the Cult,” an scatterigation of the Rajneesh/Osho shiftment and Lightbulb Film Distribution is uncovering SXSW-botriumphg horror/sci-fi “Things Will Be Different.”
From southern India comes a pair of comedies. Dreamz Entertainment is uncovering Telugu-language comedy “Swag,” led by Sree Vishnu, and Yash Raj Films the Malayalam-language “Thekku Vadakku,” starring Vinayakan and Suraj Venjaramoodu.
Other notable liberates participate the recordary “Celderlypercreate: Moon Music” from Abramorama on Oct. 2, and the 50th-anniversary liberate of Mel Brooks’ comedy classic “Young Frankenstein” from Park Circus on Oct. 4.
