Comic-book film Iron Man has topped the UK and Ireland box office chart for a second week running.
The movie, starring Robert Downey Jr and Gwyneth Paltrow, took £1.98m, bringing its two-week total to £10.2m.
Cameron Diaz's romantic comedy What Happens in Vegas was the highest new entry at number two, with £1.3m.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall fell a place to three, while adventure movie Speed Racer entered the chart at four after taking a disappointing £362,000.
Family film Nim's Island dropped from number three to number five.
British horror Doomsday was a new entry at six with Patrick Dempsey's Made of Honour down three places to seven.
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Black comedy In Bruges, gambling drama 21 and horror film The Eye made up the rest of the top 10.
Meanwhile in a new development on the North American box office chart, Speed Racer fell to third place after film studios over-estimated its success by $1.6m (£820,000).
Initial forecasts placed the film in second place after its opening weekend on $20.2m (£10.4m), but final figures revised this total to $18.6m (£9.5m).
The film - made by the Wachowski brothers, best-known for The Matrix franchise - cost $120m (£61.6m) to make.
Going into the weekend, Speed Racer had been the best hope of film studio Warner Bros of giving Iron Man, the current box office champion, a run for its money.
The change pushed What Happens in Vegas into second place after taking $20.2m (£10.4m), slightly above its original estimate.
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