UK Historical Cinema Box Office 30th July 2010

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office ^*

30th July 2010 - 1st August 2010

⇦ 23rd July 2010

6th August 2010 ⇨

	Weekend Gross	Weekly Gross	Total Gross	Weeks
1(1) Toy Story 3 Directed by Lee Unkrich Starring Tom Hanks Tim Allen Joan Cusack	£8,115,193	£18,603,959	£39,791,223	2
2(new) The Karate Kid Directed by Harald Zwart Starring Jaden Smith Jackie Chan Taraji P. Henson	£4,882,306	£4,882,306	£4,882,306	NEW
3(new) The A-Team Directed by Joe Carnahan Starring Liam Neeson Bradley Cooper Jessica Biel	£3,569,505	£3,569,505	£3,569,505	NEW
4(2) Inception Directed by Christopher Nolan Starring Leonardo DiCaprio Joseph Gordon-Levitt Elliot Page	£3,229,651	£6,595,947	£20,800,468	3
5(4) Shrek Forever After Directed by Mike Mitchell Starring Mike Myers Eddie Murphy Cameron Diaz	£899,851	£2,314,819	£29,193,540	5
6(3) The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Directed by David Slade Starring Kristen Stewart Robert Pattinson Taylor Lautner	£779,142	£2,144,954	£27,781,259	4
7(5) The Rebound Directed by Bart Freundlich Starring Catherine Zeta-Jones Justin Bartha Steve Antonucci	£178,972	£556,556	£916,571	2
8(new) Gainsbourg Directed by Joann Sfar Starring Eric Elmosnino Lucy Gordon Laetitia Casta	£135,031	£135,031	£135,031	NEW
9(6) Predators Directed by Nimród Antal Starring Adrien Brody Topher Grace Alice Braga	£112,088	£337,397	£5,639,739	4
10(new) Once Upon a Time In Mumbaai Directed by Milan Luthria Starring Ajay Devgan Emraan Hashmi Kangana Ranaut	£54,780	£54,780	£54,780	NEW
11(7) Khatta Meetha Directed by Priyadarshan Starring Akshay Kumar Trisha Krishnan Makrand Deshpande	£46,851	£125,101	£249,205	2
12(8) Get Him to the Greek Directed by Nicholas Stoller Starring Russell Brand Rose Byrne Tyler McKinney	£44,001	£137,098	£6,946,757	6
13(9) Splice Directed by Vincenzo Natali Starring Adrien Brody Sarah Polley Delphine Chanac	£34,478	£129,313	£239,538	2
14(re) Tooth Fairy Directed by Michael Lembeck Starring Dwayne Johnson Ashley Judd Stephen Merchant	£27,576	£27,576	£3,795,741	9
15(11) Heartbreaker Directed by Pascal Chaumeil Starring Romain Duris Vanessa Paradis Julie Ferrier	£21,519	£56,435	£596,009	5
16(new) South of the Border Directed by Oliver Stone Starring Tariq Ali Ral Castro Hugo Chvez	£20,591	£20,591	£20,591	NEW
17(17) Nanny Mcphee and the Big Bang Directed by Susanna White Starring Emma Thompson Maggie Gyllenhaal Rhys Ifans	£10,227	£10,912	£16,440,012	19
18(new) Beautiful Kate Directed by Rachel Ward Starring Ben Mendelsohn Sophie Lowe Maeve Dermody	£6,538	£6,538	£6,538	NEW
19(22) StreetDance 3D Directed by Max Giwa Dania Pasquini Starring Nichola Burley Richard Winsor Ukweli Roach	£3,568	£10,614	£11,615,398	11
20(23) Robin Hood Directed by Ridley Scott Starring Russell Crowe Cate Blanchett Max von Sydow	£3,177	£6,835	£15,435,578	12
21(21) Four Lions Directed by Christopher Morris Starring Kayvan Novak Nigel Lindsay Riz Ahmed	£2,822	£6,080	£2,928,884	13
22(20) London River Directed by Rachid Bouchareb Starring Brenda Blethyn Sotigui Kouyate Sami Bouajila	£2,501	£9,833	£62,320	4
23(26) The Ghost Directed by Roman Polanski Starring Ewan McGregor Jon Bernthal Tim Preece	£2,204	£4,099	£4,071,548	16
24(new) Down Terrace Directed by Ben Wheatley Starring Robin Hill Robert Hill Julia Deakin	£1,919	£1,919	£1,919	NEW
25(25) Went the Day Well? Rerelease Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti Starring Leslie Banks C.V. France Valerie Taylor	£1,150	£1,944	£15,149	3
26(27) Wild Target Directed by Jonathan Lynn Starring Bill Nighy Emily Blunt Rupert Grint	£855	£2,769	£786,324	6
27(new) Separado Directed by Dylan Goch Gruff Rhys Starring Tony Da Gatorra Rene Griffiths Gruff Rhys	£540	£540	£540	NEW
28(28) 4.3.2.1 Directed by Noel Clarke Mark Davis Starring Emma Roberts Noel Clarke Ophelia Lovibond	£23	£177	£984,040	9

* Prior to 1997 the box office numbers are difficult to find, these figures represent an approximation and are from reputable sources and compiled accordingly.

Please contact Salty Popcorn if you think this chart is not an acurate representation and have more up to date information.

* Prior to 1997 the box office numbers are difficult to find, these figures represent an approximation and are from reputable sources and compiled accordingly.

Please contact Salty Popcorn if you think this chart is not an acurate representation and have more up to date information.

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office *

30th July 2010 - 1st August 2010

1(1) Toy Story 3

2(new) The Karate Kid

3(new) The A-Team

4(2) Inception

5(4) Shrek Forever After

6(3) The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

7(5) The Rebound

8(new) Gainsbourg

9(6) Predators

10(new) Once Upon a Time In Mumbaai

11(7) Khatta Meetha

12(8) Get Him to the Greek

13(9) Splice

14(re) Tooth Fairy

15(11) Heartbreaker

16(new) South of the Border

17(17) Nanny Mcphee and the Big Bang

18(new) Beautiful Kate

19(22) StreetDance 3D

20(23) Robin Hood

21(21) Four Lions

22(20) London River

23(26) The Ghost

24(new) Down Terrace

25(25) Went the Day Well? Rerelease

26(27) Wild Target

27(new) Separado

28(28) 4.3.2.1

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office *

30th July 2010 - 1st August 2010

Weekend New Release Breakdown

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office ^*

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office ^*