Venom slithered sraight to the top with a good opening, while the Addms Family sequel was a distant second.
Apart from The Many Saints of Newark at four, the two other newcomers struggled on few screens.
Tho only other new entry was Chal Mera Putt 3, while the rest were well shuffled.
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