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Home Entertainment Streaming and Disk Sales 10th - 16th June 2020: Dolittle makes its debut at the top pushing Will Smith down to 5

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Dolittle
As movie theatres remain closed the home video and streaming charts remain the only was to consume movies and this week Bad Boys For Life falls hard from the top as Dolittle makes its debut on pole position.

Here is a deeper look at the top 5 movies on home entertainment this week.

Dolittle

The Robert Downey Jr. starring vehicle was met with a lot of criticism on release in early February but the movie turned into a sizeable hit at the Uk box office landing at number 1 on its debut with £5 Million.

It did fall to number 3 on its second weekend but during half-term it rebounded to number 2 and became a box office hit taking £15.8 Million over 6 weeks and only stopped its run because of the cinema closures.

Onward

Pixars latest hit may have had a shortened run but it is doing well in the home and this weeks rebounds back to number 2 on its 5th week.

1917

The smash hit war movie which is the biggest box office film of the year so far falls to number 3 on its 5th weekend of release.

Parasite

Parasite

The Oscar winning movie from director Bong Joon Ho became the highest grossing foreign language film in the UK during its 7 week box office run.

The film was released early February in the UK and landed at number 4 on the box office with £1.4 Million on its way to £12 Million.

Bad Boys For Life

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence fall to number 5 this week from the top spot on their 4th week of release.

Here is the full top 10 home entertainment chart this week.

  1. Dolittle
  2. Onward
  3. 1917
  4. Parasite
  5. Bad Boys For Life
  6. Cats
  7. Little Women
  8. Frozen II
  9. Underwater
  10. Jumanji: The Next Level
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