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Rank Film (Distributor) Three-day gross (Jan 18-Jan 20) Total gross to date Week 1 Glass (Disney) £3.3m £3.4m 1 2 Mary Queen Of Scots (Universal) £2.1m £2.1m 1 3 Stan & Ollie (eOne) £1.8m £6.1m 2 4 Mary Poppins Returns (Disney) £1.7m £40.7m 5 5. The Favourite (20th Century Fox) £1.3m £11.1m 3

Disney

Glass comfortably opened number one in the UK this weekend with a £3.4m debut, including previews of roughly £100,000.

The film is a sequel to two of director M. Night Shyamalan’s previous works – Unbreakable (£11.6m gross in the UK) and Split (£11.4m) – starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson from the former, and James McAvoy from the latter in an unusual take on the superhero genre.

The film opened an impressive 34% up on Split, which opened with £2.6m in 2017. Director Shyamalan’s top performing film in the UK remains The Sixth Sense, which built to £25.8m back in 1999.

Mary Poppins Returns was fourth this weekend, adding £1.7m with a slim drop of 26% on last weekend. The film is up to £40.7m in the UK, surpassing the lifetime gross of musical Les Miserables.

Ralph Breaks The Internet also registered a slim drop this weekend, adding a further £525,000 for £17.3m to date.

Universal

Josie Rourke’s Mary Queen Of Scots opened with a solid £2.1m UK bow from 503 screens this weekend, a location average of £3,733. The film stars Saoirse Ronan as Mary Stuart and Margot Robbie as Queen Elizabeth I as two feuding cousins in 16th Century Britain.

The Grinch is up to £27.8m in the UK.

Entertainment One

Stan & Ollie held well in its second weekend, dropping just 26% with £1.8m from 680 sites. The film is now up to £6.1m in the UK.

Nativity Rocks! is up to £3.1m after adding a further £21,965.

20th Century Fox

The Favourite dropped 44% this weekend, adding £1.3m for £11.1m to date.

In its 13th weekend, Bohemian Rhapsody dropped 39%, with £630,000 leaving it on £51.1m.

Warner Bros

Aquaman added £717,000 for a cume total of £21.4m. Creed II is past £10m after adding £49,000. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald added £62,000 for £33.9m to date. A Star Is Born added £40,000 for £29.8m.

Paramount

Bumblebee added £634,000 and is up to £11.6m.

Sony Pictures

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse posted the best hold of any film in the top 20 this weekend, dropping just 17% with £500,000. The animated feature is up to £9.3m in the UK.

Holmes And Watson added £21,000, taking it to £2.7m.

STX Entertainment

The Upside added £413,774 from 302 sites and is up to £1.5m in the UK.

Studiocanal

Beautiful Boy, Felix van Groeningen’s drama starring Timothee Chalamet, Steve Carrell and Maura Tierney in the story of a father trying to help his drug addict son, opened to a £252,313 Fri-Sun from 124 sites. With previews, the film’s opening is £361,382.

Phoenix Productions

Mainstream Polish language films continue to deliver big numbers in the UK. This weekend, Mixed Martial Arts drama Underdog delivered a non-final £283,000 opening from 254 sites.

Lionsgate

Colette added £213,524 in its second weekend, a fairly heavy drop of 62%. Its cume is now £1.5m.

Dogwoof

Free Solo added £42,196 this weekend and is up to £1.3m in the UK. RBG is up to £92,178.

Munro Film Services

London Unplugged, the UK portmanteau drama starring Juliet Stevenson, grossed £533 from one showing this weekend and is up to £1,589 cume. The film has two sold out Q&As coming up this week in London.

HOME Artist Film

Island Of The Hungry Ghosts, Gabrielle Brady’s documentary about millions of crabs migrating across Australia’s Christmas Island, is up to £9,227 in the UK after two weekends.