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Battle: Los Angeles

Battle: Los Angeles
2011

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Starring

Aaron Eckhart · Ramón Rodríguez · Cory Hardrict · Gino Anthony Pesi · Ne-Yo · James Hiroyuki Liao

Full cast & crew

Box Office Quickview

UK box office

  • Debut box office: 11th Mar '11
  • Debut position: 1
  • Highest position: 1
  • Debut gross: £1.8 Million
  • Total chart weeks: 4

US box office

  • Box Office debut: 11th Mar '11
  • Debut position: 1
  • Highest position: 1
  • Debut gross: $35.6 Million
  • Total chart weeks: 12

Chart position history

UK box office

11 Mar, 2011
1
18 Mar, 2011
2
25 Mar, 2011
6
1 Apr, 2011
11

US box office

11 Mar, 2011
1
18 Mar, 2011
3
25 Mar, 2011
7
1 Apr, 2011
10
8 Apr, 2011
14

Global box office

Certificates


12 age rating

Total grosses

UK total gross
United Kingdom Flag  £4.6 Million
US total gross
United States Flag  $83.6 Million
Global total gross
Global Flag  $211.8 Million

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Stopping London Has Fallen in its tracks after only one week at the top King Fu Panda 3 flies in with a high kick that no one could stop.

Taking a reasonable £4.7 million from the weekend this is the lowest debuting film for the series to date.

Kung Fu Panda 2 and the original broth managed to gross in the region of £6 million on their debuts.

With Disney's Zootopia just round the corner and getting great reviews Kung Fu Panda 3 could well struggle to bring in decent numbers.

Falling from the top spot to number 3 after its debut at the top is London Has Fallen, a second week gross of £1.8 million brings its total to £6.4 million after 10 days.

Highest total grossing movie on the box offie this week is Deadpool which after 5 weeks has taken £35.7 million.

Historical charts

A year ago - The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was still at the top of the box office leaving Liam Neeson's Run All Night to enter highest at 2.

Five years ago - Battle: Los Angeles made its debut at the top of the UK box office while Rango fell into second place.

Ten years ago - Horror remake The Hills Have Eyes entered at the top of the chart knocking Date Movie down to number 2.

Fifteen years ago - Hannibal stayed at the top of the box office leaving the highest new entry to debut at number 7 in the shape of The Watcher.

Twenty years ago - Trainspotting remained at the top of the box office and in a quiet week for new releases there was nothing entering the box office this week.

Twenty five years ago - The Godfather Part III made its debut at the top knocking Dances With Wolves down to number 2 after a four weeks at the top

Action film Battle: Los Angeles fights its way to the top of the UK box office this week de-throwning Rango in the process.

There was not a lot of hype for the film really, but Battle: Los Angeles still manages to take a fairly modest £1.8 million pound this week. The film stars Aaron Eckhart with a story about aliens invading Los Angeles, not the most original of stories but always a crowd pleaser. The film is top in the US as well.

Falling a single place this week is Rango. The Animated film with the voice of Johnny Depps takes £1.5 million bringing its 2 week gross to £ 3,615,885.

Climbing up a single place this week is the Liam Neeson thriller Unknown which adds just over a million pound to its gross so after 2 weeks it's now taken £ 3,161,588.

Falling to fourth is The Adjustment Bureau with a weekend gross of £911,863 taking its total to £3,082,693 and then new at 5 is Hall Pass which takes a lower than expected £900,936.

This week's box office chart is a lot lower than last week's where Alice in Wonderland was still riding high on number one with a weekend of £7.3 million and a total gross of nearly £23 million. Shutter Island and Green Zone took over a 2 million each and Avatar was still hanging on with over half a million pound, its total gross in the UK had reached nearly £90 million.