AVATAR: FIRE & ASH Lands Second Week Atop the UK Official Film Chart

Holding firm at the top for a second consecutive week, Avatar: Fire and Ash remains at Number 1. James Cameron’s latest return to Pandora continues to impress audiences with its breathtaking visuals, expanded mythology and darker emotional stakes, proving the enduring appeal of the blockbuster sci-fi franchise.

Climbing two places to Number 2, Sinners continues its strong post-awards momentum. The Oscar-winning drama follows twin brothers returning to their Mississippi hometown in search of a fresh start, only to discover an even greater evil waiting to welcome them back — a haunting story of guilt, redemption and the past that refuses to stay buried.

Also on the rise, One Battle After Another moves up to Number 3. The sweeping action epic maintains its steady chart climb thanks to its large-scale spectacle and emotionally driven storytelling.

Up two places this week, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple reaches Number 4. The chilling continuation of the iconic infected saga continues to grip audiences with its bleak atmosphere and relentless survival tension.

Slipping three places to Number 5, The Housemaid remains a strong performer. The psychological thriller still captivates viewers with its tense story of secrets and manipulation hidden beneath the surface of a seemingly perfect household.

Now at Number 6, Wicked: For Good continues its impressive chart run after previously securing four non-consecutive weeks at Number 1. The spectacular musical conclusion to Elphaba and Glinda’s journey remains a favourite with audiences thanks to its emotional storytelling and unforgettable songs.

Falling four places to Number 7, Wuthering Heights (2026) continues to attract viewers with its bold new take on Emily Brontë’s classic tale of love, obsession and revenge set against the sweeping Yorkshire moors.

Climbing one place to Number 8, Hamnet maintains momentum. The moving literary adaptation explores grief, family and the emotional story behind Shakespeare’s inspiration with poetic sensitivity and strong performances.

Dropping slightly to Number 9, GOAT remains in the Top 10. The high-energy sports drama continues to resonate with audiences through its inspiring story of ambition, resilience and the pursuit of greatness.

Rounding out this week’s chart, Apollo 13 launches back into the Top 10, climbing 12 places following the Artemis II mission to Mars last week. Ron Howard’s acclaimed space survival drama remains a gripping cinematic classic, retelling the tense real-life mission that captivated the world with its story of ingenuity, teamwork and determination against the odds.

The Official Film Chart Top 10 – 15^th April 2026

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