Kiddie treat The Bad Guys took top spot, while viking saga The Northman had to settle with 5th spot.
A bit of a shake-up, with Sonic back on top and the Lost city getting lost.
Nicolas Cage only managed 7th spot with The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent.
for UK data.
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