Well nothing could knock The Lego Movie off the top spot as it has spent a second week at number one, however it didn’t have much of a challenge as there were no new entries in this week’s chart, this is the first time it has happened since 2006.
New Releases – A couple of new films are released this week that should find their way into the chart next week, so if you are needing a new fix at the cinema then you have action thriller Non-Stop, drama The Book Thief and comedy Ride Along.
10. Frozen – £422,129 – £38,565,069
9. Cuban Fury – £422,303 – £1,948,087
8. Dallas Buyers Club – £454,319 – £3,336,916
7. 12 Years A Slave – £557,041 – £17,701,103
6. The Wolf of Wall Street – £725,047 – £20,963,772
5. Robocop – £891,443 – £7,036,354
4. The Monuments Men – £1,110,264 – £4,078,741
3. Tinker Bell and The Pirate Fairy – £1,207,245 – £3,766,394
2. Mr Peabody and Sherman – £1,698,483 – £10,464,675
1. The Lego Movie – £5,978,904 – £21,880,053
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