FDA

UK and Ireland Current Top 5 to 26 January – 2026

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26th January 2026
FDA

The Film Distributors’ Association (FDA) represents the interests of film distributors in the UK and Ireland. Its membership ranges from Hollywood studios to independent operators and is responsible for 99% of all films released theatrically in the territory.

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January 26 2026

Film Distributor Weeks on release Weekend Total Total Box Office
1 The Housemaid Lionsgate UK 5 £2,038,034 £26,081,648
2 Hamnet Universal Pictures 3 £1,964,266 £12,063,897
3 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Sony Pictures 2 £1,228,023 £5,748,976
4 Avatar: Fire And Ash Walt Disney 6 £1,100,721 £40,168,959
5 Zootropolis 2 Walt Disney 9 £1,035,905 £31,655,747
Source: Comscore

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