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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Storks Trailer released

Did you ever used to wonder where babies came from?  From the producers of LEGO Movie and Happy Feet comes a silly adventure about a little boy who wants a baby brother, and the stork who brings it to him.

Well actually, in the trailer, the storks don’t deliver babies anymore! (great, now what to I tell my kids when they ask “where do babies come from?!?”) *EEEEK*

So the storks are now in package delivery business like UPS, but one of the packages is a baby, and now a brave stork has to go against the company policy with the help of a young orphan girl to deliver this baby to the family who wants it.

This movie looks really fun and cute, will definitely have to take my little girl to see this (don’t think my son will be into this one) But check out the link below and tell me what you think. ^_^