Tenet three-peted at the top, with newcomer kidnap drama Infidel only managing to reach 3rd spot due to having far fewer screens than the top two.
The other new release, kidnap thriller Alone, landed at 8 in limited release, but with a better average than Infidel.
Family comedy Bill And Ted Face The Music fared the best of the newcomers.
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