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Here is a breakdown of the top 7 home entertainment titles in the UK.
Sam Mendes highly praised war movie goes back to the top of the home entertainment charts on its 3rd week of release.
The movie is still the top grossing film at the UK box office for 2020 having taken £43 Million to date.
The Will Smith and Martin Lawrence buddy cop movie falls to number 2 this week after making its debut at the top.
THe movie is still the 5th top box office movie of 2020 with a gross of £16 Million.
Pixars latest movie stays at number 3 on its third weekend of release after its theatrical release was cut short and it only spent 2 weeks at the box office.
Still the movie made over £5 Million and is the 17th top film of 2020.
The final Skywalker Saga Star Wars movie is at number 4 on its 6th week of release, the film was release in 2019 but it still manages to take £18 Million in 2020 and is the 3rd top grossing film of the year.
Greta Gerwig's movie adaptation is at 5 this week on its second weekend of release, a 2019 film it is the 4th top grossing film of 2020 with £17.7 Million is box office grosses.
Highest new film of the week is at number 6, the Harrison Ford movie was released at the UK box office on 21st February 2020 where it entered at number 4.
The movies box office run was cut short but still managed to take a respectable £2.7 Million and is the 19th top film of 2020.
The critically panned Tom Hooper directed makes its home entertainment debut at number 7 this week.
The movie hit the UK box office on 20th December 2019 where it entered at number 2 with £3.2 Million.
The film didn't have a bad box office run, it spend 5 weeks on the chart and has taken nearly £12 Million, it is the 17th top grossing film of 2020 having made £4.7 Million.
Here is the top 10 home entertainment movies for the week 22nd May - 2nd June 2020.
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