A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet, scored big at the UK and Ireland box office this past weekend, debuting as number one in the region’s box office. In a report by Variety using numbers sourced from Comscore, the film made £2.6 million (approximately $3.2 million).

In second place was Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King, with the Lion King prequel standing firm on its fifth weekend, making $1.9 million, with a total gross of $32.2 million in the region. Paramount’s Sonic the Hedgehog 3 was in third place, making $1.3 million in its fourth weekend, with a total UK and Ireland gross of $27.3 million. In fourth place was Universal’s Nosferatu, with the gothic horror movie making $1.3 million in its third week, making for a total gross of $13.3 million in the region. Finishing out the top 5 was Studiocanal’s We Live in Time. The romantic drama, starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, made $1 million in its third weekend, making its current gross in the region $8.3 million.

For upcoming releases, like many parts of the world, the UK and Ireland can look forward to a packed weekend, starting with Flight Risk, the Mark Wahlberg-centered thriller directed by Mel Gibson. Also releasing this weekend is the award-season favorite The Brutalist, distributed by Universal in the UK and Ireland, and the Steven Soderbergh-directed supernatural horror movie Presence, distributed by Picturehouse Entertainment in the region.