Elysium could only hold on to the top spot for one week as the boys from one of the most annoying bands ever created managed to knock it off the top spot.
Four new films went into this week’s top ten, first off going in at number seven was horror thriller You’re Next, doing one better by going in at number six was indie comedy drama The Way Way Back. Into this week’s top five and at number four was dumb action film Pain and Gain, but this week’s highest new entry went to One Direction: This is Us which went straight into the number one spot.
New Releases – a couple of small films are on offer this week, so if you want to go to the cinema and watch something new then you have Sci-Fi action film Riddick, British comedy About Time and insane thriller No One Lives.
As a little extra bonus I have also provided the top 10 films of the summer.
10. Monsters University – £389,339 – £28,527,915
9. Despicable Me 2 – £394,650 – £44,811,674
8. Grown Ups 2 – £416,161 – £7,438,612
7. You’re Next – (NE) – £523,549
6. The Way Way Back – (NE) – £532,487
5. Planes – £797,311 – £5,862,2004. Pain and Gain – (NE) – £1,016,136
3. We’re the Millers – £1,122,300 – £4,059,023
2. Elysium – £1,210,315 – £5,898,129
1. One Direction: This is Us – (NE) – £3,471,872
UK Summer top 10
10. The Wolverine – £13.6M
9. World War Z – £14.6M
8. The Great Gatsby – £15.7M
7. The Hangover Part 3 – £19.3M
6. Fast and Furious 6 – £25.3M
5. Star Trek Into Darkness – £25.8M
4. Monsters University – £28.5M
3. Man of Steel – £29.9M
2. Iron Man 3 – £37.0M
1. Despicable Me 2 – £44.8M
Irwin Fletcher
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