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UK Box Office Report 12th June 2015: Jurassic Wold scores a dinosaur of a hit

UK Box Office Report 12th June 2015:  Jurassic Wold scores a dinosaur of a hit
Jurassic World
As with the rest of the world Jurassic World took the Uk box office by storm over the weekend just gone and scored a huge debut.

Taking over the number 1 spot with ease with a £19 million opening it makes Jurassic World the 6th highest opening ever in the UK.

Jurassic World's predecessor from 2001, Jurassic Park III, only manage £4 million on its opening weekend, in fact it only took £18.3 million on it's entire run, World has beaten it already.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park, the second film in the series, did better with a £8.4 million opening and £30.5 million total gross while Jurassic Park took a total of £47 million, World could beat all these.

Last weeks top film, Spy, fell only to second place with £1.5 million, it's total gross is £5.5 million.

The only other new film on the box office chart this week was London Road starring Tom Hardy which debuted at number 8.

Historical charts

A Year ago - 22 Jump Street retained it's position on the box office while the highest new film of the week was Oculus which debuted at number 5.

Five years ago - Sex and the City 2 was still at the top while the highest new film was Letters to Juliet at number 2

Ten years ago - Mr. & Mrs. Smith was the highest new film which finally knocked Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of The Sith from the top spot, it ended up at number 2.

Fifteen years ago - Gladiator was still at the top of the charts while Drive Me Crazy was the highest new film at number 5.

Twenty years ago - The Brady Bunch Movie made its debut at the top of the box office knocking Jack and Sarah fell down to number 2.

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