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£699.5 Thousand 
$3.1 Million 
$31.5 Million Weapons~2026 has a good second weekend at the global box office retaining its position at the top of the global box office with $43.4 Million putting its global total to close to $150 Million.
Highest new movie is the sequel to War from 2019, War 2 which lands at number 3 with $31.5 Million.
Highest new movie this weekend
Highest new movie this weekend
This week we have a couple of new entries at the top two positions on the home entertainment chart in the shape of 1917 and Onward which pushes Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker down to number 3.
Top new film of the week is Sam Mendes World War 2 drama which also takes over at number 1 from the last Star Wars Movie.
The film was a smash hit at the UK box office at the beginning of the year where it entered the chart at number 1 and stayed for 4 weeks.
the film has currently taken £43.7 Million in the UK and is the top grossing movie so far in 2020, it also took $159.2 Million in the US and $368.2 Million globally.
Pixars last movie had a tough time at the box office, it was a new franchise for the animation studio so had to prove itself then 2 weeks after release all cinemas closed due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Pixar tried to make the best of things by offering the movie for rent for £20, we dont know how successful this was but the movie is not available to buy and with schools closed the movie makes a number 2 debut.
After 3 weeks at the top that last of the Star Wars sage movies falls to number 3 this week.
Second week on the chart for Taika Waititi's satirical World War 2 movie as it falls to number 4.
It may not have been the bog hit at the cinemas Warner Bros. was hoping for but the Margot Robbie movie spends its 3rd week on the home entertainment chart and is at number 5 this week.
Here is the full home entertainment chart for week 13th May 2020.
At the global box office this week The Secret Life of Pets is still the top film while Chinese crime drama Cold War 2 is the highest new film.
Despite competition from a number of other films on the top 5 The Secret Life of Pets managed to take another $110 million from 10 territories over the week.
The film now has a global gross of $145,772,440 but has many more territories to open in so expect that to climb.
Finding Dory is holding strong at number 2 with $50 million this week, its global gross has risen to 624.1 million from 41 countries, it is also the highest total grossing movie on the top 10.
China is one of the largest cinema going countries in the world and this week from its release in a single territory - China - Cold War 2 takes an amazing $44 million and is at number 4 this week.
Also just as impressive is the Chinese animated film at number 6 this week - Big Fish & Chinese Flowering Crabapple - a $32 million gross from just 1 country.
Here is the top 5 global grossing films this week
In what is a quiet week compared to recent weeks Jack Black takes his latest film Goosebumps to the top of the UK box office beating Dads Army in the process.
The children's fantasy film enters at the top of the box office on its debut with £2.7 million pound which is low for both star Jack Black and director Rob Letterman.
Black has his next film Kung Fu Panda 3 about to be released in the UK which will most likely debut much higher and be a bigger hit.
British favourite Dads Army gets a big screen remake this week and enters the box office at number 2 with just over £2 million.
The World War 2 film starring Toby Jones and Catherine Zeta Jones, as well as a whole host of British talent, has maybe performed below expectations but will most likely hang around for a fair few weeks.
Last week top film, The Revenant, fall to number 3 this week after 3 weeks at the top, but with Oscar just round the corner there could be a resurgent later in February.
Highest total grossing film on the box office is Star Wars: The Force Awakens which has now taken an incredible $120 million in the UK and is at number 6 this week.
Historical Charts
A year ago - Big Hero 6 remained at the top of the box office while fellow animated feature Shaun The Sheep was new at 3.
Five years ago - Tangled stayed at the top or another week with the highest new film The Fighter entering at number 3.
Ten years ago - Zathura A Space Adventure made its debut at the top of the box office knocking Fun With Dick and Jane down to number 3.
Fifteen years ago - Mel Gibson was starring in What Women Want which right in at the top of the box office knocking Cast Away from Robert Zemeckis down to number 2.
Twenty years ago - Action super film Heat made its debut at the top of the box office knocking thriller super film Seven down to number 3.
Twenty five years ago - Arnie took his latest film Kindergarten Cop to the top of the box office knocking Rocky V down to number 2.