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Bond stays top of UK box office

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Critics have given Quantum of Solace a mixed reception

The new James Bond film Quantum of Solace remains at the top of the UK box office for a second week, after taking £9.2m over the weekend.

The movie has now taken £31.4m in the UK and Ireland since its release.

High School Musical 3: Senior Year was in second place, followed by Ricky Gervais' Ghost Town.

In fourth place was horror movie Saw V, while Pride and Glory, starring Edward Norton and Colin Farrell, debuted at number five after taking £396,688.

UK BOX OFFICE TOP 10
1. Quantum of Solace - £9.2m
2. High School Musical 3 - £1.5m
3. Ghost Town - £714,965
4. Saw V - 493,123
5. Pride and Glory - £396,688
6. W - £367,512
7. Burn After Reading - £358,648
8. Easy Virtue - £341,088
9. Igor - £245,511
10. Hunger - £122,725
Source: Screen International

New release W, which tells the story of US president George W Bush, debuted in sixth place with takings of £367,512.

George Clooney's latest movie, Burn After Reading, which sees him reunite with Tilda Swinton and Brad Pitt, was in seventh place.

Another new entry in the top 10 was the romantic comedy Easy Virtue, starring Jessica Biel and Colin Firth, which entered at number eight.



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