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MOVIE BOX OFFICE

Weekend box office chart - UK, US and Global

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Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

17th February 2017 - 19th February 2017

⇦ 10th February 2017

24th February 2017 ⇨

	Weekend Gross	Weekly Gross	Total Gross	Weeks
1(1) The Lego Batman Movie Directed by Chris McKay Starring Will Arnett Michael Cera Rosario Dawson	£4,435,521	£9,539,010	£17,445,478	2
2(2) Fifty Shades Darker Directed by James Foley Starring Dakota Johnson Jamie Dornan Eric Johnson	£3,437,448	£9,155,220	£16,712,705	2
3(new) John Wick: Chapter 2 Directed by Chad Stahelski Starring Keanu Reeves Riccardo Scamarcio Ian McShane	£2,232,055	£2,232,055	£2,232,055	NEW
4(3) Sing Directed by Garth Jennings Christophe Lourdelet Starring Matthew McConaughey Reese Witherspoon Seth MacFarlane	£2,108,203	£5,242,772	£23,459,874	4
5(new) The Great Wall Directed by Yimou Zhang Starring Matt Damon Tian Jing Willem Dafoe	£1,646,515	£1,646,515	£1,646,515	NEW
6(new) Hidden Figures Directed by Theodore Melfi Starring Taraji P. Henson Octavia Spencer Janelle Monae	£1,448,214	£1,448,214	£1,448,214	NEW
7(4) T2 Trainspotting Directed by Danny Boyle Starring Ewan McGregor Logan Gillies Ben Skelton	£794,791	£1,818,418	£15,334,283	4
8(6) Lion Directed by Garth Davis Starring Sunny Pawar Abhishek Bharate Priyanka Bose	£696,873	£1,574,593	£8,001,909	5
9(5) La La Land Directed by Damien Chazelle Starring Ryan Gosling Emma Stone Amiee Conn	£649,252	£1,790,488	£28,288,087	6
10(new) Moonlight Directed by Barry Jenkins Starring Mahershala Ali Shariff Earp Duan Sanderson	£621,836	£621,836	£621,836	NEW
11(7) Split Directed by M. Night Shyamalan Starring James McAvoy Anya Taylor-Joy M. Night Shyamalan	£413,790	£958,617	£10,543,484	5
12(15) Fences Directed by Denzel Washington Starring Denzel Washington Viola Davis Stephen McKinley Henderson	£378,351	£466,248	£568,936	2
13(new) Moulin Rouge Secret Cinema Directed by Baz Luhrmann Starring Nicole Kidman Ewan McGregor John Leguizamo	£376,900	£376,900	£376,900	13
14(8) Hacksaw Ridge Directed by Mel Gibson Starring Andrew Garfield Sam Worthington Luke Bracey	£256,381	£654,271	£4,945,211	4
15(new) The Founder Directed by John Lee Hancock Starring Michael Keaton Nick Offerman John Carroll Lynch	£231,716	£231,716	£231,716	NEW

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

17th February 2017 - 19th February 2017

⇦ 10th February 2017

24th February 2017 ⇨

1.

The Lego Batman Movie

total
£17.45 Mi

Director:

Chris McKay

Stars:

Will Arnett
Michael Cera
Rosario Dawson

2.

Fifty Shades Darker

total
£16.71 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Dakota Johnson
Jamie Dornan
Eric Johnson

3.

John Wick: Chapter 2

total
£2.23 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Keanu Reeves
Riccardo Scamarcio
Ian McShane

4.

Sing

total
£23.46 Mi

Director:

Garth JenningsChristophe Lourdelet

Stars:

Matthew McConaughey
Reese Witherspoon
Seth MacFarlane

5.

The Great Wall

total
£1.65 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Matt Damon
Tian Jing
Willem Dafoe

6.

Hidden Figures

total
£1.45 Mi

Director:

Theodore Melfi

Stars:

Taraji P. Henson
Octavia Spencer
Janelle Monae

7.

T2 Trainspotting

total
£15.33 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Ewan McGregor
Logan Gillies
Ben Skelton

8.

Lion

total
£8 Mi

Director:

Garth Davis

Stars:

Sunny Pawar
Abhishek Bharate
Priyanka Bose

9.

La La Land

total
£28.29 Mi

Director:

Damien Chazelle

Stars:

Ryan Gosling
Emma Stone
Amiee Conn

10.

Moonlight

total
£621.84 K

Director:

Stars:

Mahershala Ali
Shariff Earp
Duan Sanderson

11.

Split

total
£10.54 Mi

Director:

M. Night Shyamalan

Stars:

James McAvoy
Anya Taylor-Joy
M. Night Shyamalan

12.

Fences

total
£568.94 K

Director:

Denzel Washington

Stars:

Denzel Washington
Viola Davis
Stephen McKinley Henderson

13.

Moulin Rouge

total
£376.9 K

Director:

Stars:

Nicole Kidman
Ewan McGregor
John Leguizamo

14.

Hacksaw Ridge

total
£4.95 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Andrew Garfield
Sam Worthington
Luke Bracey

15.

The Founder

total
£231.72 K

Director:

John Lee Hancock

Stars:

Michael Keaton
Nick Offerman
John Carroll Lynch

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