Film / Box Office

Box Office Chart: July 20-22 2018

By Robin Askew  Tuesday Jul 24, 2018

1. Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again £9,735,931 (new release)

2. Incredibles 2 £6,803,384 (£22,424,082, 2 weeks)

3. Skyscraper £892,723 (£3,813,384, 2 weeks)

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4. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom £618,226 (£39,682,147, 7 weeks)

5. The First Purge £504,578 (£4,500,108, 3 weeks)

6. Hotel Artemis £357,261 (new release)

7. Ocean’s 8 £270,273 (£10,465,765, 5 weeks)

8. Spitfire £211,464 (new release)

9. Thomas & Friends: Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie £125,081 (new release)

10. Dhadak £111,941 (new release)

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It’s like the sun never came out. Or, perhaps, the novelty has simply worn off. For the second week running, a big new release has taken nearly £10m at the UK box office during its opening weekend. Last week, it was The Incredibles 2, which continues to do a roaring trade and is on course to beocme Pixar’s biggest ever box office hit internationally. Musical sequel Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again enjoyed an opening nearly 50% bigger the first film, which was released a decade ago, though it remains to be seen whether it has the staying power to match the first Mamma Mia!’s £68.6m haul. Not everything is doing well, mind. Given the mediocre reviews and lack of public interest in Hotel Artemis, Jodie Foster could be forgiven for wondering why she bothered to make a comeback to the big screen.

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