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    Michael Holds on to the Top of The Official Film Chart for a Second Week

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    Michael Holds on to the Top of The Official Film Chart for a Second Week


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    It’s chart time, folks, and this week sees Michael continue its reign at Number 1 on the Official Film Chart, holding firm at the top for a second week.

    The Universal Pictures release, which tells the story of Michael Jackson’s life and legacy beyond the music, traces his journey from his early discovery as the lead singer of the Jackson 5 to becoming one of the most influential and ambitious entertainers of all time.

    It remains ahead of Project Hail Mary, which stays at Number 2 this week. The sci-fi adventure has now spent another week inside the Top 2, continuing its strong run.

    There is a big re-entry at Number 3 for Epic – Elvis Presley In Concert. The concert release lands ahead of Avatar – Fire and Ash, which rises one place to Number 4, continuing the blockbuster franchise’s presence.

    Mortal Kombat 2 drops one place to Number 5, while this week’s highest new entry comes from The Magic Faraway Tree, which debuts at Number 6.

    Based on Enid Blyton’s beloved children’s stories, The Magic Faraway Tree follows a modern family who relocate to the English countryside, where the children discover an enchanted tree filled with eccentric residents and ever-changing magical lands. The family fantasy stars Claire Foy and Andrew Garfield as parents Polly and Tim, with the children’s adventures bringing a nostalgic dose of magic to this week’s chart.

    Anson Boon as Tommy in The Good Boy (2025)

    The Good Boy enjoys a major climb, rising 11 places to Number 7, while Scream 7 falls five places to Number 8 following its Top 3 placing last week.

    Former Number 1 The Super Mario Galaxy Movie lands just inside the Top 10 at Number 9this week, while Wicked – For Good rounds out the Top 10 at Number 10, climbing back into the upper tier.

    The Official Film Chart Top 10 – 24th June 2026

    LW Pos Title Label
    1 1 MICHAEL UNIVERSAL PICTURES
    2 2 PROJECT HAIL MARY MGM
    RE 3 EPIC – ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT UNIVERSAL PICTURES
    5 4 AVATAR – FIRE AND ASH 20TH CENTURY FOX HE
    4 5 MORTAL KOMBAT 2 WARNER HOME VIDEO
    NEW 6 THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE EIV
    18 7 THE GOOD BOY SIGNATURE ENTERTAINMENT
    3 8 SCREAM 7 PARAMOUNT
    6 9 THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE UNIVERSAL PICTURES
    27 10 WICKED – FOR GOOD UNIVERSAL PICTURES

    © Official Charts Company 2026

    View the Official Film Chart, published Wednesdays 12pm: https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/film-chart/

    Karen Woodham

    Karen Woodham is the founder and owner of the Blazing Minds. She is also a Cinema reviewer and works with RealD 3D reviewing the latest 3D releases and IMAX, she has also had several articles published in various publications including the first edition of SFW Magazine. In 2015 she became an Award Winning Blogger and also has her website listed as one of the UK’s Top 10 Film Blogs.

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