US release: 17th February 2017
China release: 16th December 2016
Greece release: 29th December 2016
£4.2 Million 
$45.5 Million 
$334.6 Million A very quiet weekend on the UK box office which has The Lego Batman Movie holding onto the top spot for a third consecutive week.
There is a virtually static top 6 with the Mark Wahlberg starring Patriots Day the top new film at 7.
On its third weekend at the top Lego Batman takes £2.8 million which brings its total gross in the UK to £23 million, compared to The Lego Movie this is still running a shade under.
The film took over £5 million for the period Monday - Sunday which made it the top film for the week as well.
A third weekend at number 2 is therefore in order for Fifty Shades Darker with £1.5 million for the weekend and £20.3 million in total.
With Sing, John Wick Chapter 2, Hidden Figures and The Great Wall all holding tight in the top 6 the highest new film is Patriots Day at number 7.
As mentioned, Patriots Day about the Boston Marathon bombing is the top new film and took £843,380 for the weekend and is one of the actors lowest debuting movies.
La La Land, which had a good, if confusing night at the Oscars this year, takes the honour of being the top total grossing movie this weekend with a total gross of £29 million and the longest running movie with a 7 week run.
Five years ago - Spending a third week at the top was The Woman in Black while the top new film was The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel which made its debut at number 2.
Ten years ago - Remaining at the top was Hot Fuzz while the top new film was The Number 23 staring Jim Carey which entered at number 3.
Fifteen years ago - Monsters, Inc. spent its third week at the top and with a strong top 5 the highest new film was Dont Say A Word down at number 6.
Twenty years ago - On its third weekend of release Ransom remained at the top while top new film was Michael starring John Travolta at number 3.
Twenty five years ago - The Prince of Tides made its debut at the top of the box office knocking off Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country after only a week at the top.
With a global release in 55 countries Rogue One: A Star Wars Story completely dominates the global box office on it debut weekend of release.
Rogue One rules the box office in every country it was released in and in some countries even gave the highest opening ever.
The UK has the best opening outside of America where the film took £16 million over a 4 day opening period.
Globally the film took $290.5 million which was split $135 million international and $155 million in America.
As expected Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them fell from the top where it has dominated for 4 weeks to number 4 with a global gross of $19.5 million from 67 countries bringing its total to $717 million.
Also new this week is The Great Wall which took $57 million from just one territory and is at number 2 this week.
Fantastic beasts is the highest total grossing film and is still the film with the widest release.