Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical is back at Number 1 on the Official Film Chart

Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical is singing as it reclaims its title of the UK’s Number 1 film.

Thanks to an influx of digital s this week, the film muscles ahead of last week’s chart-topper A Man Called Otto (2) to earn its fifth total week at the top.

Top Gun: Maverick also enjoys a resurgence this week as it jumps four to Number 3.

This week’s highest new entry comes from none other than Cocaine Bear (4); the Elizabeth Banks-directed comedy-thriller, based on a true story, sees an oddball group of people congregate in a forest where a black bear – having ingested a considerable amount of cocaine – is on a rampage.

Puss In Boots: The Last Wish drops two places to Number 5, just ahead of John Wick: Chapter 2 (6) and John Wick (7) both of which climb two places this week, thanks to the latest instalment currently playing across cinemas. John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum also rises this week, landing at Number 11 after climbing three.

Rock’n’roll biopic Elvis tumbles four to Number 8, while Babylon drops three to 9, and Black Adam rounds off the countdown at Number 10.

Now, as well as 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 Official Film Chart is unveiled each Wednesday. This is published on OfficialCharts.com and available for media syndication.

The chart, the result of a partnership between the Official Charts Company. Also the British Association for Screen Entertainment and incorporating data from retailer of the Entertainment Retailers Association. – is published on OfficialCharts.com every Wednesday at noon and counts movie s 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