On this week UK video chart Pixar's hit comedy Inside Out makes its debut at the top the same week they release their latest film at the box office.

Inside Out was a massive cinema hit that was released in the UK on 24th July 2015 entering the box office at number one with a £7.3 million debut weekend.

The film hung around the box office for 15 week grossing an amazing £39.1 million in the process and was still at the box office last week.

The film is the 46th highest grossing film ever in the UK while across the globe it racked up $851.5 million (to date) and is the 43rd highest grossing film.

Minions fell from its debut a the top into the runner up position making a double top for animated movies.

Other new films this week: Ted comes in at number 3 while Southpaw is new at number 5.

Mission:Impossible has done impressive numbers across the world this week, and as the summer season starts to draw to a close Tom Cruise is number 1.

One of the lowest opening grosses of the summer, but still $121 million world gross from 41 countries safely sees Mission:Impossible Rogue Nation become the top film of the week.

Minions starts to slow down a little after 5 weeks of release and falls down to number 2 this week with $51 million in world grosses from 63 countries.

Vacation makes a slow start but still manages to appear at number 7 this week from it's single country opening, it took $14.8 million just from the US..

Here is the full world box office this week.

1. Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation - $121,000,000
2. Minions - $51,255,000
3. Ant-Man - $32,619,000
4. Pixels - $30,200,000
5. Monster Hunt - $27,000,000
6. Inside Out - $22,317,000
7. Vacation - $14,850,000
8. The Assassination - $12,700,000
9. Paper Towns - $10,600,000
10. Southpaw - $10,519,000

The Minions are proving to be a massive worldwide hit and hold onto the top for another week leaving Ant-Man to sit in the wings again.

To be fair the Minions is released in more territories, 61, as opposed to Ant-Man's 49, but still the Minions have now grossed $759.3 million after a $66 Million weekend, it has now grossed more that Despicable Me and on course for Despicable Me 2.

Chinese film Monster Hunt is at 3 from just 5 territories having grossed $46 million so far, it has this week become the highest grossing Chinese film with $212 million dollars.

Highest new film of the week is Pixels the new Adam Sandler film with takes $45.4 million for the week from 57 countries.

Other new film doing well across the world are Paper Towns with $20.5 million from 38 countries and Southpaw with $20 million from 5 countries.

Here is the full worldwide top 10

1. Minions - $66,058,050
2. Ant-Man - $60,165,000
3. Monster Hunt - $46,000,000
4. Pixels - $45,400,000
5. Inside Out - $35,656,000
6. Jian Bing Man (Pancake Man) - $25,000,000
7. Paper Towns - $20,500,000
8. Southpaw - $20,000,000
9. The Assassination - $19,500,000
10. Trainwreck - $17,501,950