Film / Box Office
Box Office Chart: March 3-5, 2017
1. Logan £9,443,363 (new release)
2. The Lego Batman Movie £1,526,823 (£24,954,821, 4 weeks)
3. Viceroy’s House £921,309 (new release)
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4. Sing £799,947 (£27,486,464, 6 weeks)
5. Moonlight £731,380 (£2,487,119, 3 weeks)
6. Fifty Shades Darker £709,840 (£21,935,589, 4 weeks)
7. Hidden Figures £657,709 (£4,567,879, 3 weeks)
8. Lion £529,427 (£10,223,207, 7 weeks)
9. John Wick: Chapter Two £437,704 (£5,370,534, 3 weeks)
10. Fist Fight £400,112 (new release)
Chart copyright Rentrak
Bored with Marvel superhero movies? They ain’t going away any time soon if Logan‘s opening weekend is anything to go by. The 10th X-Men movie clawed its way effortlessly to the top with a haul just short of £10m. That’s the second best opening of any Marvel flick, just behind Deadpool. In a smart piece of counter-porgramming, Gurinda Chada’s Viceroy’s House succeeding snaring the more mature cinema-going audience who’ve already seen all the Oscar contenders. Speaking of which, Moonlight enjoyed an impressive post-ceremony boost, breaking into the top five for the first time. Fifty Shades Darker, by contrast, is detumescing rapidly, but now ranks as the fourth biggest 18-rated movie in UK box office history.
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