The Weekend’s Top 10 Box Office Chart 21st-23rd October 2016

Monday just rolls around so quickly, doesn’t it? The weekend is over, and not only does it mean the Monday blues, but it also means we get to see how the box office did this weekend. We’re gearing up towards Halloween, which means some horror releases, so let’s have a look at how they got on.

Chart Legend

Rank / Movie Title / Studio

W/E Gross = Weekend Gross /T/Gross= Total Gross /LW= Last Week

Green = UP / Red = DOWN / Blue = No Movement / Teal = New

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BOX OFFICE MOVIE CHART

1. Boo! A Madea Halloween /LGF

W/E Gross         T/Gross         LW

$27,600,000     $ 27,600,000     NEW

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2. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back/Par

W/E Gross         T/Gross          LW

$23,000,000      $ 23,000,000     NEW

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3.Ouija: Origin of Evil/Uni

W/E Gross         T/Gross          LW

$14,060,000      $14,060,000      NEW

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4. The Accountant/ WB

W/E Gross         T/Gross          LW

$14,025,000       $47,920,381       #1

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5. The Girl on the Train/Uni

W/E Gross         T/Gross           LW

$7,270,000       $58,902,330         #2

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6. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children/ Fox

W/E Gross         T/Gross           LW

$6,000,000        $74,431,835        #4

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7. Keeping Up with the Jonses/ Fox

W/E Gross         T/Gross           LW

$5,600,000       $5,600,000         NEW

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8. Kevin Hart: What Now?/ Uni

W/E Gross         T/Gross           LW

$4,110,000        $18,941,645        #3

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9. Storks / WB

W/E Gross         T/Gross          LW

$4,085,000         $64,714,528      #6

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10. Deepwater Horizon/ WB

W/E Gross         T/Gross           LW

$3,625,000         $55,270,671       #5

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So that’s your lot. Three new entries, Halloween themes dominating the top spots (I class watching Tom Cruise as scary…), and we finally say goodbye to Sully. See you next week, when I will be very excited to see how Doctor Strange‘s release impacts the chart.

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The Weekend’s Top 10 Box Office Chart 14th-16th October 2016

Hey movie fans! It’s that time of the week again where we take a look at what’s been going on at the box office. It’s been quite a quiet week for releases, so let’s see what’s new, and what’s clinging on for dear life!

Chart Legend

Rank / Movie Title / Studio

W/E Gross = Weekend Gross /T/Gross= Total Gross /LW= Last Week

Green = UP / Red = DOWN / Blue = No Movement / Teal = New

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BOX OFFICE MOVIE CHART

1. The Accountant/WB

W/E Gross           T/Gross          LW

$24,715,000      $24,715,000      NEW

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2. Kevin Hart: What Now?/Uni

W/E Gross          T/Gross           LW

$11,984,245     $ 11,984,245      NEW

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3. The Girl on the Train/Uni

W/E Gross          T/Gross           LW

$11,974,915       $46,558,510       #1

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4. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children/ Fox

W/E Gross          T/Gross           LW

$15,000,000      $65,832,789       #2

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5. Deepwater Horizon/LG/S

W/E Gross          T/Gross          LW

$6,350,000        $49,335,332       #3

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6. Storks/ WB

W/E Gross          T/Gross          LW

$5,600,000         $59,144,046      #5

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7. The Magnificent Seven/ Sony

W/E Gross            T/Gross         LW

$5,200,000          $84,827,562     #4

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8. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life/ LGF

W/E Gross            T/Gross          LW

$4,250,000            $13,760,795    #7

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9. Sully / WB

W/E Gross           T/Gross            LW

$2,960,000           $118,371,637     #8

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10. The Birth of a Nation/ FoxS

W/E Gross            T/Gross           LW

$2,715,000           $12,243,134      #6

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So that’s your lot! A surprise entry for Kevin Hart, and a huge success for Ben Affleck‘s turn in The Accountant (even though Rotten Tomatoes has given it a not so fresh 51%…!) Join me again next week to see what’s doing well, and what’s sinking without trace.

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The Weekend’s Top 10 Box Office Chart 23rd-25th September 2016

Hi movie fans! It’s been quite a quiet weekend for films with only a couple of new big releases – namely The Magnificent Seven and Storks. Sully has been clinging on to the top spot for a couple of weeks, so let’s see how Tom Hanks and co are getting on this week.

Chart Legend

Rank / Movie Title / Studio

W/E Gross = Weekend Gross /T/Gross= Total Gross /LW= Last Week

Green = UP / Red = DOWN / Blue = No Movement / Teal = New

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BOX OFFICE MOVIE CHART

1. The Magnificent Seven (2016) / Sony

W/E Gross      T/Gross         LW

$35,000,000    $35,000,000    NEW

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2. Storks/ WB

W/E Gross      T/Gross         LW

$21,805,000    $21,805,000    NEW

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3. Sully / WB

W/E Gross       T/Gross        LW

$13,830,000   $92,393,477      #1

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4. Bridget Jones’s Baby / Universal

W/E Gross       T/Gross        LW

$4,520,000      $16,457,675     #3

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5. Snowden / ORF

W/E Gross       T/Gross       LW

$4,144,989      $15,139,215    #4

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6. Blair Witch/ LGF

W/E Gross       T/Gross       LW

$3,950,000      $16,128,695    #2

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7. Don’t Breathe / SGem

W/E Gross       T/Gross       LW

$3,800,000      $81,110,808    #5

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8. Suicide Squad / WB

W/E Gross      T/Gross        LW

$3,110,000     $318,133,343    #7

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9. When the Bough Breaks / SGem

W/E Gross      T/Gross        LW

$2,500,000     $26,613,349     #6

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10. Kubo and the Two Strings / Focus

W/E Gross      T/Gross        LW

$1,103,000     $45,954,573     #9

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So that’s a wrap! A couple of newbies up at the top, and everything else is going down, down, down. Will Magnificent Seven hold on next week when up against Tim Burton’s latest outing, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children? We shall see…

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