£986.9 Thousand 
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$0 A new Pixar film is a big event and a new Toy Story film is an even bigger event, and the new sequel hits the top of the US box office with ease on its debut weekend.
The animated feature takes in $118 Million over the weekend, including previews, and hits the number 1 spot easily and although it takes more money than its predecessor the film had less audience.
Still this is good for the sequel to the original Pixar film and it should go on to be one of the top grossing animation in the US ever.
The horror movie remake was never going to compete with Toy Story 4 and comes in at number 2 this week with a debut gross od $14 Million.
The Disney live action movie is still holding on to a position on the top 5 and this week takes $12.2 Million.
This puts the films total US gross at $287.5 Million after 5 weeks of release.
The new Men In Black movie falls to number 4 this week from the top with a second weekend gross of $10.7 Million pushing its total to $52.6 Million.
This is not good news for the franchise and it will end up the lowest grossing film in the series.
At number 5 this week is the animated secret pets film which takes $10.3 Million on its 3rd weekend for a $117.5 Million gross.
After 9 weeks of release the Marvel movie has a total gross of $834.5 Million and is at number 13 this week.
Last week saw Aladdin at the top of the UK box office, can any of this weeks new releases do enough to top the chart this weekend?
First up at cinemas this week is Toy Story 4, a Fantasy movie from director Josh Cooley who is directing for the first time.
It stars Tom Hanks who last starred in The Post and Tim Allen who last appeared in Ralph Breaks The Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2.
Next on the new release schedule is Brightburn, this new Horror movie stars Elizabeth Banks and David Denman who starred in Power Rangers together.
The film is brought to us by new director David Yarovesky.
Next up this week is Child's Play which is directed by Lars Klevberg and is a directorial debut.
It stars Aubrey Plaza and Mark Hamill.
-Check back on Monday to see where these films end up on the Weekend Box Office Chart.
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This weekend, Friday 14th June 2019, there are 4 new films released in the UK looking to hit the box office, but can it challenge Aladdin for the top spot?
First up at cinemas this week is Men In Black: International, a Sci-Fi movie directed by F. Gary Gray who also directed Fast And Furious 8 in 2017 which grossed £29.5 Million.
It stars Tessa Thompson who last starred in Avengers: Endgame and Chris Hemsworth who also last appeared in Avengers: Endgame.
Next on the new release schedule is The Hummingbird Project, this new Thriller movie stars Jesse Eisenberg and Alexander Skarsgård.
The film is brought to us by new director Kim Nguyen.
Next up this week is Sometimes Always Never which is directed by Carl Hunter and is a directorial debut.
It stars Bill Nighy and Sam Riley.
Also this week there is Wild Honey Pie! from director Jamie Adams who also directed Songbird in 2019.
The film features Jemima Kirke and Richard Elis in starring roles.
-Check back on Monday to see where these films end up on the Weekend Box Office Chart.
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From the Conjuring Universe of films Annabelle Comes Home is given a 15 age rating in the UK.
This is the third film in the series of Annabelle films and again has the murderous doll going about terrorising some unsuspecting people.
Ironically this is given a certificate the same day as Child's Play, a film about a murderous doll!
The BBFC has given the film a 15 age rating for strong supernatural threat, violence, injury detail and it has a runtime of 106 minutes (1 hour 46 minutes).
ANNABELLE COMES HOME (15) strong supernatural threat, violence, injury detail https://t.co/A8ZNuCadDD
— BBFC (@BBFC) June 7, 2019
In a time when remakes are the order of the day the 'classic' horror film Childs play is given a 15 age rating by the BBFC.
Based on the 1989 film Child's Play is about a possessed doll which is a mischievous killer.
The remake is brought to us by director Lars Klevberg and the BBFC have given it a 15 rating for strong gory violence, threat, language - it has an official runtime of 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes).
CHILD'S PLAY (15) strong gory violence, threat, language https://t.co/2gyUi0CvQj
— BBFC (@BBFC) June 6, 2019