£2.8 Million
$54 Million
$64.1 MillionDisney continue their run of live action movie re-images of classic cartoons with Dumbo which makes its box office debut at the top this weekend.
Tim Burton brings his unique style to the live action movie and charms audiences but leaves critics less than thrilled with the re-telling of the classic tale.
The films makes its UK debut with a healthy £6 million debut which makes it already the 16th top grossing film of 2019.
Four weeks on and the Marvel super hero movie is at number 2 with a weekend gross of £1.7 million.
This brings the films total Uk gross to £32.5 million and is, for the moment, the top grossing film of 2019.
Jordan Peele's horror film missed out on the top spot last week and falls to 3 this week with £1.7 million pushing its total to £6 million.
The British comedy falls to 4 this week but the film has had a successful run at the box office, this week it takes £629,247.
This takes the films total gross to £4.8 million after 3 weeks and should pass £5 million by next weekend.
Finally in the top 5 is the American comedy which takes £300,641 on its third weekend of release taking its total to £2.5 million.
The Oscar winning movie has probably had the best run on the box office post ceremony and this week spends its 9th weekend on the box office with £95,129 and a £9.8 million total.
It should pass £10 million before it finishes its UK box office run.
Captain Marvel managed to hold onto the top spot for a third consecutive weekend on the UK despite competition for horror movie Us which makes its box office debut at 2.
Holding on for a third week at the top is the Marvel super hero movie which this weekend take £3.4 million.
This pushes the films total UK gross to just under £30 million and is the top grossing film of the year so far in the UK.
Jordan Peele follows up his critically acclaimed Get Out with this much praised horror movie which makes its UK debut at number 2 with £2.7 million.
Get out debuted with £2.1 million and went on to make over £10 million in the UK so this has got off to a flying start for the director.
The British comedy falls to second place in its second weekend making just under a million pound over the weekend.
This pushes the films total Uk gross to £3.3 million after 10 days of release (not including previews).
The mind reading comedy falls to 4 and takes £515,410 this weekend pushing its UK total to £1.8 million.
The light hearted comedy from director Stephen Merchant takes £388,963 this weekend pushing its total gross to £5.2 million.
The Ralph Fiennes directed movie makes its UK debut at number 7 this week with £326,997.
Making its debut at number 10 this week is the Justin Baldoni directed romantic drama which takes £253,341.
NoteThis is the lowest UK box office combined gross since the end of August 2018, a period when the weather in the UK for extremely hot causing people to spend more time outside and away from the multiplexes.
The British fishing based movie Fisherman's Friends makes a good new entry at number 2 but Captain MArvel is too strong on its second weekend of release and remains at the top.
The hit Marvel movie starring Brie Larson remains at the top of the UK box office for a second weekend taking £6.6 million.
This pushed the female led super hero movie to £23.6 million after 10 days in cinemas (including previews).
The British films directed by Chris Foggin enters the box office at number 2 this week with a debut gross of £1.2 million.
The film has got very good reviews across the board which could hold the film in good sted and see it a staple of the box office for the coming weeks.
The mind reading comedy starring Taraji P. Henson and Tracy Morgan enters the UK box office this week at 3 with a gross of £836,612.
Falling to number 4 this week the second brick movie takes £643,623 on its fourth weekend of release.
The film is taking a long slide down the chart and considering how its total gross of £17.5 million is far lower than the first film this will work in its favour.
Falling to number 5 this week is the Stephen Merchant directorial debut which has done quite well for itself and this weekend takes £632,598.
This pushes the films total UK gross to £4.6 million.
The Manga live action film from director Robert Rodriguez tops the US box office this weekend on its debut knocking last weeks top film The Lego Movie 2 to number 2.
Topping the chart on its debut weekend the film which is produced by James Cameron tops the chart with a debut weekend gross of $27.8 million.
With previews this takes the films total gross to $36.5 million.
After entering the chart at the top last week the brick movie falls to number 2 this week with a weekend gross of $21.5 million.
This pushes the films total gross to $62.6 million after 10 days of release.
Entering the box office at number 3 on its debut release is this Rebel Wilson starring movie about a woman who appears to be in a romantic comedy.
The film takes $20.4 million for the weekend.
Falling to number 4 this week is the mind reading movie which takes $10.9 million to push its total gross to $36.1 million after 2 weeks of release.
Finishing off the top 5 is another new release in the shape of the horror follow up to Happy Death Day which takes just under $10 million on its debut.
The bricks were back in town this week in the US as The Lego Movie 2 went into cinemas and topped the chart on its debut weekend.
Following in the footsteps of the $250 million grossing The lego Movie the follow up hits cinemas this week with a $35 million debut.
Worryingly this is way lower than the originals nearly $70 million opening and could mean trouble ahead for the brick movie.
20 years after Mel Gibson starred in What Women Want we get a female slant on the same story as Taraji P. Henson stars as a woman who can hear the thoughts of men around her.
The new comedy enters the US box office at number 2 and takes $19 million on its debut.
Despite the controversy its star Liam Neeson may have caused during the week his new film hits number 3 on the box office this week.
With a debut of $10.8 million its a fairly run of the mill opening weekend for the Irish star.
The Kevin Hart Dramatic Comedy this week falls to number 4 with a $7.2 million weekend which takes its total to $85.8 million after 5 weeks of release.
Falling to number 5 this week is last weeks number 1 film which takes $6.4 million on its fourth week of release to take its total to just under $100 million, it should reach that milestone by next weekend.