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UK Box Office Weekend Report 19th - 21st July 2013: Pixars Monsters University stays top despite a challenge from The Worlds End to the top.

UK Box Office Weekend Report 19th - 21st July 2013: Pixars Monsters University stays top despite a challenge from The Worlds End to the top.
Monsters University
Another slow week at the UK box office because of the fantastic weather in the UK, it results in small box office takings with Monsters University retaining it place at the top.

10 days into the release the animated feature gets a second weekend as the number one film in Britain, Monsters University takes £2.7 million over the weekend which pushes it's total UK gross to £8.6 million.

Monsters University

Highest new movie of the weekend is The Worlds End, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost go on a bender to The World End pub, the ultimate goal.

The movie is directed by Edgar Wright and completes the "Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy" which started with Sean of the Dead with Hot Fuzz following.

The movie took £2.1 million at the box office, much lower than was expected for a much anticipated film, but like last weekend the weather has clearly kept people outside.

The Words End

As expected it didn't take the top spot from Monsters University, it was actually off by nearly over half a million pound, although with the summer holidays upon us next week it could be a different different story this coming weekend.

This weeks top 10 UK Box Office films

  1. Monsters University - £2,791,078
  2. The Worlds End - £2,123,576
  3. Despicable Me 2 - £1,850,549
  4. Pacific Rim - £1,332,877
  5. Now You See Me - £922,669
  6. World War Z - £242,057
  7. The Internship - £226,680
  8. Man of Steel - £134,325
  9. The Frozen Ground - £89,515
  10. This Is the End - £74,270
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