Autobots Rise To Film Chart Summit With Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts

Autobots rise! They do straight to the summit with Transformers: Rise of the Beasts makes a huge Number 1 debut on the Official Film Chart.

The sci-fi action flick pushes last week’s Number 1 Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – also a chart-topping debut last week – down to Number 2, achieving its feat on digital downloads only.

In this seventh instalment of the Transformers film franchise, audiences are taken on a globetrotting 1990s adventure, meeting a whole new faction of Transformers known as The Maximals, who join the Autobots as allies in the battle for earth.

Former chart-toppers The Little Mermaid (3) and The Super Mario Bros. Movie (4), plus Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves (5) also see themselves pushed back one place.

A big new entry comes next at Number 6 from animated Sci-Fi opera Babylon 5: The Road Home. It’s the seventh instalment in the Babylon 5 film series and follows character John Sheridan as he travels through multiple timelines and realities to find his way home.

Giant-shark film The Meg holds strong in the Top 10 this week despite falling 2 places (7), while John Wick: Chapter 4 stumbles one place (8).

Bouncing back into the Top 10 this week is Tom Hanks dramedy A Man Called Otto, rebounding three to Number 9, closely followed by Top Gun: Maverick at Number 10.

Finally, just outside the Top 10, Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar rockets 29 places to Number 11.

The OfficialCharts.com, the Official Film Chart can also be found on FindAnyFilm.com– the ultimate site for Film and TV fans to discover all the legal ways to buy the entertainment they want on disc and digital formats.

The chart, the result of a partnership between the Official Charts Company. Also the British Association for Screen Entertainment and incorporating data from retailer members of the Entertainment Retailers Association. – is published on OfficialCharts.com every Wednesday at noon and counts movie downloads from services including Amazon, iTunes, Sky Store, Virgin Media Store, Rakuten TV, Talk Talk TV, as well as 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD disc sales from all high street and online retailers

You can buy any of the titles featured in the Top 10 via Find Any Film. Check out the full Top 40 chart can be viewed on OfficialCharts.com

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