Film / Box Office
Box Office Chart: November 18-20 2022
1. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever £6,190,594 (£22,697,991, 2 weeks)
2. The Menu £932,029 (new release)
3. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile £522,530 (£12,176,900, 6 weeks)
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4. Black Adam £496,595 (£19,315,516, 5 weeks)
5. Living £339,708 (£2,589,675, 3 weeks)
6. The Banshees of Inisherin £323,485 (£8,215,082, 5 weeks)
7. Aftersun £230,334 (new release)
8. Listy Do M. 5 £205,640 (new release)
9. Drishyam 2 £146,847 (new release)
10. Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker £123,570 (£233,717, 2 weeks)
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Last week’s chart-topper Black Panther: Wakanda Forever dropped by around 50% over its second weekend, which is pretty much what you’d expect of a Marvel Cinematic Universe flick. Its £22.7m total is still very impressive, even if it’s now slightly behind the first film in the equivalent period. The Ralph Fiennes black comedy The Menu took a chunky bite out of the box office by landing in second place with nearly £1m. Award-winning potential Oscar contender Aftersun also enjoyed a strong start at number seven given that it’s showing in just 109 cinemas. At the foot of the chart, a brace of non-arthouse foreign language flicks are doing well with their niche audiences: Polish festive comedy Listy Do M. 5 and Indian action sequel Drishyam 2.
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