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Minority Report

Minority Report

Directed by

Steven Spielberg

Starring

Actor
Character
Tom Cruise
Max von Sydow
Steve Harris
Jessica Capshaw
Colin Farrell
Samantha Morton
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Year: 2002
UK release date UK release: 5th July 2002
 BBFC Age Rating:  12 age rating
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Top Grossing Movie Chart Position
UK total gross
£20,245,815
261
Tangled
262
Minority Report
263
The Secret Life of Pets 2

US total gross
$132,072,926
442
Silver Linings Playbook
443
Minority Report
444
The Last Airbender

Global total gross
$358,372,926
361
Fast & Furious
362
Minority Report
363
Alvin and the Chipmunks
UK Age Rating
UK BBFC Certificate: 12
Genres

Action

Mystery

Sci-Fi

Thriller
UK Box Office Release Breakdown
UK release date:

Highest chart position: 1

Weeks on box office: 9

UK Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
Minority Report
5 Jul 2002
1N
£4,506,315
£4,506,315
12 Jul 2002
2▼
£2,357,688
£9,436,560
19 Jul 2002
2▲▼
£2,010,518
£13,007,585
26 Jul 2002
3▼
£908,804
£15,351,331
2 Aug 2002
4▼
£813,593
£17,028,172
9 Aug 2002
6▼
£683,761
£18,328,226
16 Aug 2002
7▼
£367,285
£19,144,642
23 Aug 2002
9▼
£317,565
£19,793,225
30 Aug 2002
12▼
£181,162
£20,245,815
Box Office Gross Flow
£
4.5M
2.4M
2M
908.8K
813.6K
683.8K
367.3K
317.6K
181.2K

5th Jul
2002

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2002

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UK Box Office Weekend 14th July 2017: War For The Planet Of The Apes takes over from Spider-Man at the top on its debut

19th July 2017

The last in the trilogy of Planet of The Apes prequel movies opens at the top of the Uk box office this week knocking Spider-Man Homecoming off after just a single week.

War For The Planet of The Apes which stars Woody Harrelson and Any Serkis hits the top with a weekend gross of £7.1 million, a very good gross for a critically praised film.

The trilogy of films has been constant on its debut and this does better than Rise but not quite at good as Dawn's £8 million debut.

With this in mind I'd expect this to end its run in the £30 million region.

Spider-Man Homecoming falls to number 3 this week leapfrogging over Despicable Me 3 by the tightest of margins with a £3.7 million weekend.

This brings the films total gross to £16 million after 10 days of release and is looking set to match the first Spider-Man film from 2002.

Despicable Me at number 2 took £3.8 million and has now grossed £26 million from 3 weekends of release.

For the Monday - Sunday week the top film would have been Spider-Man with a £7.4 million weekly gross with Apes second and Despicable Me 3 third.

For the third weekend running The Boss Baby is the longest running film with 15 weeks and the highest grossing with £28 million.

Historical charts

A year ago
This time last year expectations were high when the rebooted Ghostbusters hit the top on its debut knocking off The Secret Life of Pets after 3 weeks on top.

Five years ago
Ice Age: Continental Drift stayed on top for a third week while the top new film was Magic Mike at number 3.

Ten years ago
It was a rare summer release for Harry Potter as Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix hit the top on its debut knocking Shrek The Third down to 2.

Fifteen years ago
Scooby Doo was the top film of the week making its debut while Minority Report fell to number 2 after a week on top.

Twenty years ago
Batman and Robin stayed on top for a third weekend with the top new film Murder at 1600 landing at 3.

Twenty five years ago
Batman Returns was the top film of the week landing at number 1 on its debut while The Player fell to number 2 after 2 weeks on top.