Well it seems that Insidious chapter 2 scared off its audience as it no longer reigns supreme at the top of the chart, that accolade has gone to last week’s number two, Rush.
A pretty bad week for new releases as none of them managed to make any kind of impact on the top ten. Firstl,y going in at a low number eight was thriller The Call starring Halle Berry, hitting the number seven spot was Men in Black rip off R.I.P.D. This week’s highest new entry went to drama Diana, the film got a major roasting from critics so it’s a wonder that it managed to go in at number five.
New Releases – Again it’s another quiet week when it comes to new films as you only have two to choose from, thriller Prisoners and a second thriller in the form of Runner Runner.
10. We’re the Millers – £343,803 – £7,502,671
9. One Direction: This is Us – £367,554 – £7,122,488
8. The Call – (NE) – £409,886
7. R.I.P.D – (NE) – £506,411
6. Justin and the Knights of Valor – £512,560 – £1,473,903
5. Diana – (NE) – £622,915
4. About Time – £701,321 – £5,249,548
3. White House Down – £712,344 – £2,486,169
2. Insidious Chapter 2 – £1,076,061 – £4,919,498
1. Rush – £1,336,159 – £4,655,253
Irwin Fletcher
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