Another week another number 1 movie as the Scary Movie franchise gets resurrected with a new entry for the first time since 2013, last weeks top movie falls to number 4 as we see new releases in all 3 top places.

UK weekend box office top 5 breakdown 5th - 7th June 2026

• The movie is a new entry at number 2 on this weeks UK box office
• It grosses £2,684,963 over its debut weekend

• The movie is a new entry at number 3 on this weeks UK box office
• It grosses £2,654,783 over its debut weekend

• The movie goes down the chart to number 5 on this weeks UK box office
• It grosses £1,925,958 over the weekend, a 19% increase from last weekend
• It has a total gross of £10,333,516 over 4 weeks of release
• The movie is the 15th top grossing film so far in 2026

Looks like there are rumblings around, this time from blog site marketsaw, that talks are afoot to produce a sequel to the Gremlins films in 3D.

Now I know that Avatar is set to be the biggest grossing film ever within the next few weeks, and this is something that cant be ignored, and there is certainly an argument that the reason is because it's the best example of 3D yet, but do all new Hollywood blockbusters need to be in 3D?

There has also been the odd rumor here and there of another 80's franchise being resurrected in 3D, that of Ghostbusters, so all the new 're-boots' are going to be in 3D are they, actually all 2011 big Hollywood blockbusters will be I think.

Personally it's nice to have a film in 3D, but the industry is in fear making this the norm, and eventually we'll either expect 3D or just ignore it.

There are plenty of arguments out there for there not to be 3D, is it a gimmick? It certainly doesn't improve the narrative and isn't cinema and film all about telling a story? Avatar works just as well when you see it in 2D.

Of course time will tell, but I sincerely hope 3D is here to stay, but lets limit it's use to films which will benefit from the effect, rather than making the film fit the 3D effect.