Dune: Part Two spends its third weekend at the top of the UK box office this weekend as its total gross raises to over £26 Million with a £4 Million third weekend.
This makes the movie the top grossing movie of 2024, it overtakes the other Timoth�e Chalamet movie from late last year Wonka.
With no major new releases this weekend the rest of the top 5 either stay put or change places slightly, with the top new movie coming in at number 6.
Drive-Away Dolls, a solo effort from diretor Ethan Coen, who normally directs with his brother Joel, lands with a debut gross of £278,082 .
The major studios have given the hit movie Dune: Part Two room to breathe at the box office as it comfortably spends a second weekend at the top of the movie charts.
The film took around £5.8 Million to give the movie a total UK gross of £19.3 Million to date.
Highest new movie of the weekend is the horror film Imaginary which takes £650,705 on its debut and lands at number 5.
Highest new movie this weekend
Initial estimates for this weekends North American box office has The Beekeeper as the top movie in the country, but once all the figures were in Mean Girls~2024 just edge the Jason Statham movie out.
Mean Girls~2024 took $6.9 Million on its third weekend while The Beekeeper took $6.6 Million also on its third weekend.
The big new releases are really starting to dry up at the US box office, and with a some major sporting events on over the weekend in America the top new entry was the Indian movie Fighter which came in at number 16!
The musical remake of the hit movie Mean Girls makes its two weeks at the top of the North American box office with no major new releases this weeeknd.
The movie takes $11.6 Million on its second weekend pushing its total gross over the $50 Million milestone.
The top new movie is I.S.S. which lands at number 7 this weekend with just over $3 Million.
After giving up the top spot last weekend, and with no major new releases hitting cinemas in the UK this weekend Trolls Band Together goes back to top on its third weekend of release.
The movie has taken a total of £12.7 Million at the Uk box office so far after a £1.8 Million weekend.
Last weeks top movie Five Nights At Freddys falls to number 2 this weekend and has taken £8 Million so far at the UK box office.
Highest new movie of the week is Bottoms which enters at number 7 with £226,585.
Worthy of note this weekend, Last week the top 15 movie in the UK grossed £13.6 Million, this weekend it was £7.6 Million, nearly a 50% drop week on week!