Climbing back to the top of the US box office as the summer comes to a close is the top movie of the season which takes $6 Million, a 21% increase over last weekend.

Interestingly the is the same behaviour as the form Top Gun movie, which in the summer of 1986 hot the top on its release and then spent another week at the summit as the season came to a close.

The sequel movie has now taken an amazing $699 Million and it is the top movie of 2022, and by next weekend is should have overtaken Black Panther and enter the top 5 North American movies of all time.

The Brad Pitt starring fast train movie stays at number 2 this weekend with a gross of $5.7 Million, a small 2% drop over last weekend.

This gives the movie a total gross in North America of $86.2 Million after 5 weeks of release.

Although only released last December the last Spider-Man movie has been given a re-release with 20 minutes or so extra footage which takes $5.3 Million over the weekend.

This is the 24th weekend it has spent on the chart and it pushes the movies total gross to $811.6 Million.

THe movie is the 7th top movie of 2022 and is also the 3rd top movie of all time in North America.

The animated feature from the DC superhero universe goes back into the top 5 at number 4 with a weekend gross of $5 Million, an 18% increase.

The movie has taken a total of $80 Million in North America after 6 weeks of release.

Falling from the top where it made its debut last weekend is the horror movie from director Jessica M. Thompson which takes $4.8 Million on its second weekend of release, a 29% drop over last weekend.

This gives the movie a total gross of $13 Million.

This weeks top 10 US Box Office films

1. Top Gun: Maverick - $6,000,000
2. Bullet Train - $5,715,000
3. Spider-Man: No Way Home - $5,375,000
4. DC League of Super-Pets - $5,044,942
5. The Invitation - $4,855,000
6. Beast - $4,010,000
7. Minions: The Rise of Gru - $3,460,000
8. Jaws - $2,630,000
9. Thor: Love and Thunder - $2,623,000
10. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero - $2,405,000

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Robert has been a film buff since he first visited the old Palace Cinema in High Wycome when he was young.

After working for Ritz Video Film Hire, later Blockbuster Express, it cemented his interest in film and gave him the drive to go to university with the intention of working in the industy.

6 years of college/university studying film and Culture and he decided to take a different path, so he taught himself to develop websites.

8 years at Amazon, 3 years at eBay, a year at PayPal and 6 years running his own digital marketing agency and here we are writing and developing saltypopcorn.co.uk.