Film / Box Office

Box Office Chart: September 22-24 2023

By Robin Askew  Wednesday Sep 27, 2023

1. A Haunting in Venice £1,472,237 (£4,947,591, 2 weeks)

2. Expend4bles £761,144 (new release)

3. The Nun 2 £703,819 (£5,117,836, 3 weeks)

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4. The Equalizer 3 £537,327 (£7,284,324, 4 weeks)

5. Dumb Money £506,095 (new release)

6. Barbie £295,211 (£95,046,660, 10 weeks)

7. Past Lives £270,140 (£1,791,293, 3 weeks)

8. Oppenheimer £261,617 (£57,630,828, 10 weeks)

9. Jawan £207,470 (£2,778,156, 3 weeks)

10. Beauty and the Beast (Reissue) £145,428 (£3,126,605, 595 weeks)

Chart copyright Comscore

A blockbuster drought means that overall takings have fallen dramatically (by 88.4% for the top five, according to trade journal Screen Daily) since Barbenheimer’s opening weekend back in July. With little competition, Ken Branagh’s A Haunting in Venice scored a second week at the top, comfortably holding off a fairly weak challenge from painfully named thick-ear action flick Expend4bles – the worst performing entry in the franchise so far. Just sneaking into the top five is Dumb Money – a blackly comic retelling of the GameStop stock craze. Further down the chart, Barbie received a boost with an IMAX release and is now poised to overtake the Bond flick Spectre to become the fifth highest-grossing film of all time in the UK. Oppenheimer sits at number 32 in the same chart.

Image credit: 20th Century Studios

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