Film / Box Office
Box Office Chart: September 23-25 2022
1. Ticket To Paradise £2,805,615 (new release)
2. Don’t Worry Darling £2,771,935 (new release)
3. Avatar (2022 Reissue) £1,218,693 (new release)
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4. See How They Run £473,222 (£3,696,152, 3 weeks)
5. Moonage Daydream £375,399 (£676,185, 2 weeks)
6. Minions: The Rise of Gru £267,854 (£45,446,556, 13 weeks)
7. DC League of Super-Pets £236,946 (£15,162,345, 9 weeks)
8. Tad the Lost Explorer and the Curse of the Mummy £201,732 (£1,378,183, 3 weeks)
9. Bullet Train £152,947 (£10,595,156, 8 weeks)
10. Top Gun: Maverick £139,461 (£82,883,981, 18 weeks)
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George Clooney and Julia Roberts brought the romcom audience scampering back to cinemas in droves for Ticket To Paradise at the weekend, pipping Olivia Wilde’s follow-up to Booksmart, Don’t Worry Darling, which made history by enjoying the widest ever opening for a female-directed film in the UK. Both films contributed to a huge box office boost after that quiet QE2 funeral weekend. The re-release of Avatar in anticipation of the upcoming first sequel added another £1.2m to its tally, forcing last week’s chart topper See How They Run into fourth place. Also taking a tumble was Bullet Train, falling from second to ninth place after a brief resurgence. But, as predicted, Bowie doc Moonage Daydream benefited from a much wider release in its second week, climbing to number five. But could it finally be farewell to Top Gun: Maverick as the Tom Cruise action sequel drops to the foot of the chart after nearly 20 weeks?
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