None of this week’s new films could move the Hunger Games: Catching Fire from the top spot. However, Disney’s latest animated film, Frozen, gave it a good run for its money.
Only two new films went into this week’s chart; firstly, going in at number eight was comedy movie Black Nativity. This week’s highest new entry though went to Homefront which went into the number five spot, the film, directed by Slyvester Stallone and starring Jason Statham, didn’t do as well at the box office as as predicted.
New Releases – Erm, we have a very strange week for new films this week as there are none that will be getting any kind of decent release.
10. Last Vegas – $2,785,000 – $58,722,000
9. Philomena – $3,789,000 – $4,754,000
8. Black Nativity – (NE) – $3,880,000
7. The Book Thief – $4,850,000 – $7,856,000
6. Delivery Man – $6,931,000 – $19,453,000
5. Homefront – (NE) – $6,970,000 – $9,795,000
4. The Best Man Holiday – $8,491,000 – $63,414,000
3. Thor: The Dark World – $15,493,000 – $186,712,000
2. Frozen – $66,713,000 – $93,013,000
1. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – $74,500,000 – $296,500,000
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