Finding Dory has been a massive hit for the animated coupling of Disney and Pixar this year, on its release on 29th July 2016 it hit the top of the UK box office.
It has a massive first weekend gross of £8.1 million on its first weekend, its stay at the top only lasted for a single weekend initially.
After falling to 2 it then went back to the top for 2 weeks on 19th August before finally making a slow decent down the box office.
It spent 14 weeks on the top 15 before disappearing from cinemas but in the time it took at incredible £42.6 million making it the 41st top grossing movie ever in the UK, its it currently the fourth top grossing movie of 2016.
Across the globe it is the 23rd to grossing movie of all time with a global total gross of $1.026 billion.
The BFG falls from the top of the home video chart to number 3 this week after a single week at the top.
Only one other new film this week, Jason Bourne, a number 2 film from July enters at number 2.
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