According to comScore, Warner Bros. was ranked No. 1 in the UK and Ireland box office this weekend, which opened to an effective £4 million ($5.3 million).

In the third week, Disney's Marvel movie Thunderbolts* fell to second, but still made $1.6 million, with a total operation of $18.5 million. Warner Bros. followed by the third in the fifth weekend, making £718,770. The film has now reached $19.2 million.

After seven weeks, "Minecraft Movie" remains the top five, adding $630,986 to bring its cumulative total to $74.1 million. The elevated environmental documentary “Oceans with David Attenborough” finished fifth for $285,429, now $1.4 million in two weeks.

The new British work "The Rapid of Tomorrow" released by Lionsgate UK made its debut in sixth place for $254,125. Warner Bros. "Accountants 2" continued for the seventh time, adding $149,259 to a total of $3.4 million on the fourth weekend.

Universal's thriller Halloween Road opened for $109,596, while Trafalgar's event film "Ateez World Tour (To The Light the Light: Will to Cinemas in Cinemas" both won $80,004, landing in the Ninth.

Sony's Until Dawn won the top ten for $79,230 on its fourth weekend, totaling £2.2 million.

This week, a wide variety of titles are released in British and Irish cinemas, including action tentacles, global Athens and classical art shows, giving each audience something.

Tuesday, May 20, see "On-Screen Exhibition: Michelangelo - Love and Death", exhibited by the Seventh Art Work. The latest work in the art documentary series explores Michelangelo's life and legacy through expert interviews, live videos and his masterpieces. Sony Images’ definition of British horror film “28 days later” has also been reissued, giving viewers a chance to revisit Danny Boyle’s haunting vision of social collapse.

Wednesday, May 21, marks the arrival of one of the biggest titles of the year: Paramount’s “Task: Impossible – Final Estimation”. The film opens in over 300 locations, with Tom Cruise as the return of Ethan Hunt, which is expected to dominate the box office and enter the bank holiday building. Disney also restarted "Lilo & Stitch".

On Thursday, May 22, Trafalgar released “Ballet to Broadway: Wheeldon Works – London’s 2025 Roh”, paying tribute to choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. The screening also includes "Sleeping Beauty" - "Paris Opera 2025", presented by PathéLive, which displays one of the works of the most famous Tchaikovsky Ballet, the Paris Opera Ballet.

Friday, May 23, we will see some new features. The modern film released "When the Light Bulb", a meditative Icelandic drama directed by Rúnar Rúnarsson and starring Elín Hall.

Universal has unveiled Wes Anderson’s latest “Phoenician Project”, while “Day for Night” unveils the Cannes Film Festival title “Mongrel,” a drama from co-director Chiang Wei Liang and your Qiao Yin. The opening is "The Burden of Dreams," a 1982 landmark documentary by Les Blank and Maureen Gosling, which chronicles the "Fitzcarraldo" shot by Werner Herzog, released by Violet Pictures.

The horror comedy "Kapkapiii" from Bollywood is a remake of the Malayalam language hit "Romancham" and the comedy "Bhool Chuk Maaf" from the Yash Raj movie.