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Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 has won the US box office with a series low opening weekend of $101m.

The final movie in the young adult series goes straight in at number one, knocking Spectre down to two.

Daniel Craig’s James Bond film took $14m in its third week, while The Peanuts Movie stays at three with $12.8m.

Meanwhile, The Night Before is new at four with $10.1m and The Secret in Their Eyes is also new at five with $6.6m.

Love the Coopers is at six with $3.9m and The Martian is at seven with $3.7m, while Spotlight is at eight with $3.6m.

Finally, The 33 is at nine with £2.2m, while Bridge of Spies rounds out the top ten with $1.9m.

The US weekend box office top 10 for November 20 – 15 (studio estimates) is as follows:

1. (-) Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 -$101,025,000

2. (1) Spectre – $14,600,000

3. (3) The Peanuts Movie – $12,800,000

4. (-) The Night Before – $10,100,000

5. (-) The Secret in Their Eyes – $6,633,000

6. (3) Love the Coopers– $3,925,000

7. (4) The Martian – $3,700,000

8. (12) Spotlight – $3,603,466

9. (5) The 33 – $2,240,000

10. (7) Bridge of Spies – $1,945,000

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Spectre has stayed at number one in the US box office for a second week.

Daniel Craig’s James Bond movie took $35m to see off competition from The Peanuts Movie, which stays at two with $24m.

Elsewhere, Love the Coppers is new at three with $8.4m and The Martian is down to four with $6.7m.

The 33 is new at five, while Jack Black’s Goosebumps is at six with $4.6m and Cold War thriller Bridge of Spies is at seven with $4.2m.

Meanwhile, Sooraj Barjatya’s Prem Ratan Dhan Payo is new at eight with $2.4m and Hotel Transylvania 2 is at nine with $2.3m.

Finally, The Last Witch Hunter rounds out the top ten with $1.5m.​

The US weekend box office top 10 for November 13 – 15 is as follows:

1. (1) Spectre – $35,400,000

2. (2) The Peanuts Movie – $24,200,000

3. (-) Love the Coppers– $8,400,000

4. (3) The Martian – $6,725,000

5. (-) The 33 – $5,845,000

6. (4) Goosebumps – $4,650,000

7. (5) Bridge of Spies – $4,289,000

8. (-) Prem Ratan Dhan Payo – $2,400,000

9. (6) Hotel Transylvania 2 – $2,350,000

10. (8) The Last Witch Hunter – $1,500,000

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Spectre has taken $73m to shoot to the top of the US box office in its first week.

The James Bond thriller saw off competition from The Peanuts Movie, which is at 2 with $45m.

Meanwhile, The Martian is down to 3 with $9.3m, and Goosebumps is at 4 with $6.9m.

Cold War thriller Bridge of Spies is at 5 with $6m, while Hotel Transylvania 2 is at 6 with $3.5m.

Elsewhere, Bradley Cooper’s chef drama Burnt is at 7 with $3m and The Last Witch Hunter is at 8 with $2.6m.

Finally, The Intern is at 9 with $1.8m and Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension rounds out the top ten with $1.6m.

The US weekend box office top 10 for November 6 – 8 is as follows:
1. (-) Spectre – $73,000,000
2. (-) The Peanuts Movie – $45,000,000
3. (1) The Martian – $9,300,000
4. (2) Goosebumps – $6,965,000
5. (3) Bridge of Spies – $6,086,000
6. (4) Hotel Transylvania 2– $3,550,000
7. (6) Burnt – $3,003,000
8. (5) The Last Witch Hunter – $2,650,000
9. (11) The Intern – $1,810,000
10. (7) Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension – $1,650,000

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Bradley Cooper’s chef drama Burnt failed to cook up a storm at the US box office this weekend.

The film only managed a disappointing $5m in its opening week, while The Martian stays strong at the top with $11.4m.

Elsewhere, Goosebumps is in second place behind Ridley Scott’s sci-fi thriller, having taken $10.2m in its second week.

Cold War drama Bridge of Spies is in third place with $8m, while Hotel Transylvania 2 is fourth with $5.8m.

Burnt rounds out the top five. Vin Diesel’s The Last Witch Hunter and Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension are in sixth and seventh place respectively.

New entry Our Brand is Crisis is at eight with $3.4m, Tom Hiddleston’s Crimson Peak is at nine with $3.1m and Steve Jobs is at ten with $2.5m.

The US weekend box office top 10 for October 30 – November 1is as follows:
1. (1) The Martian – $11,400,000
2. (2) Goosebumps – $10,210,000
3. (3) Bridge of Spies – $8,060,000
4. (5) Hotel Transylvania 2 – $5,830,000
5. (-) Burnt – $5,038,000
6. (4) The Last Witch Hunter – $4,750,000
7. (6) Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension – $3,450,000
8. (-) Our Brand is Crisis – $3,430,000
9. (8) Crimson Peak – $3,110,000
10. (7) Steve Jobs – $2,580,000

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The Martian has narrowly beaten last week’s number one Goosebumps to top the US box office.

Matt Damon’s sci-fi film took $15.9m – just $400,000 more than the Jack Black offering – to claim the top spot.

Tom Hanks’s Bridge of Spies remains at three with $11.3m, while new entry The Last Witch Hunter could only make fourth with $10.8m.

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension is new at six with $8.2m, and Michael Fassbender’s Steve Jobs jumps into the top 10 at seven with $7.2m.

Finally, The Intern and Sicario round out the bottom with $3.8m and $2.9m respectively.

The US weekend box office top 10 for October 23-25 is as follows:
1. (2) The Martian – $15,900,000
2. (1) Goosebumps – $15,500,000
3. (3) Bridge of Spies – $11,365,000
4. (-) The Last Witch Hunter – $10,825,000
5. (5) Hotel Transylvania 2 – $9,000,000
6. (-) Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension – $8,200,000
7. (11) Steve Jobs – $7,270,000
8. (4) Crimson Peak – $5,560,000
9. (7) The Intern – $3,855,000
10. (8) Sicario – $2,950,000

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