Film / Box Office
Box Office Chart: June 15-17 2018
1. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom £7,220,952 (£25,571,845, 2 weeks)
2. Hereditary £1,863,913 (new release)
3. Solo: A Star Wars Story £972,673 (£17,988,593, 4 weeks)
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4. Deadpool 2 £874,668 (£30,619,381, 5 weeks)
5. Race 3 £413,904 (new release)
6. Book Club £408,451 (£3,114,648, 3 weeks)
7. Avengers: Infinity War £408,451 (£70,168,399, 8 weeks)
8. Sherlock Gnomes £404,882 (£8,045,654, 6 weeks)
9. Show Dogs £226,703 (£2,820,827, 4 weeks)
10. Secret Cinema: Blade Runner: The Final Cut £166,756 (£4,292,376, 13 weeks)
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Realistically, there was little chance of plucky, low-budget outsider Hereditary dethroning reigning champ Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. But the classy horror had a bloody good go, and is doing as well as its crossover hit predecessor A Quiet Place. The dinosaurs enjoyed a second week at the top and are faring considerably better than flopbuster Solo: A Star Wars Story. But Fallen Kingdom is still performing markedly less well than its predecessor, which had amassed £13m more loot by this stage in its release. The season’s real hit is to be found further down the chart, where Avengers: Infinity War sailed over the £70m threshold this week and now has Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in its sights to secure ninth place in the UK all-time top ten. With a handful of films swallowing up just about every available cinema screen, you may be forgiven for wondering what happened to Timothy Spall’s well-received Stanley – A Man of Variety. Such is the illusion of choice that this one opened in just one London cinema, where it took £438.
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