Well, it seems that the Wolf of Wall street cannot be moved from the top spot as it has spent a third week at number one, the film has done so well for itself that it is now the ninth highest grossing 18 rated film of all time at the UK box office!
Three new films went into this week’s chart. Firstly, going in at number six was real life thriller Lone Survivor, the second highest new entry of the week went to fantasy horror I, Frankenstein which managed to find its way into the number four spot. The highest new entry of the week went to the Zac Effron romantic comedy that Awkward Moment which went in at number three.
10. August Osage County – £287,612 -£1,269,680
9. Inside Llewyn Davis – £437,532 – £1,601,327
8. American Hustle – £572,485 – £12,197,034
7. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit – £665,007 – £2,536,394
6. Lone Survivor – (NE) – £751,564
5. Frozen – £777,670 – £36,482,926
4. I, Frankenstein – (NE) – £811,365
3. That Awkward Moment – (NE) – £961,167
2. 12 Years A Slave – £1,422,066 – £13,693,375
1. Wolf of Wall Street – £2,385,585 – £14,964,390
New Releases – hopefully one of this week’s new films can end the reign of Wolf of Wall Street. On offer is action remake Robocop, animated kids’ adventure with Mr Peabody and Sherman and Oscar contention drama Dallas Buyers Club.
Irwin Fletcher
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