Box Office: New #1 as Tenet is finally knocked off the top
Overall, the Australian box office has declined 4% after generating $3.52m in revenue.

Trolls World Tour is the new #1 at the Australian box office after a slow burn of six weeks (three weeks of pre-release and second week of release) has led the film to a total of $2.91m.
The film knocks off Christopher Nolan's Tenet which has dominated the Australian box office since its release five weeks ago amassing a total of $9.84m making it the most successful film since cinemas began to reopen.
The only 'new' release to make the top five this week is Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi which has continued the original trilogy's strong performance in recent months with each film making the top five.
Overall, the Australian box office has declined 4% after generating $3.52m in revenue.
#1 Trolls World Tour $729,508
The family-friendly animated film has proven to have legs after a lengthy stint in the top five has seen it move to #1 knocking off a heavy hitter in Tenet in the process. This past weekend the film averaged $2,795 on 261 screens.
#2 Tenet $650,640
After five weeks the sci-fi blockbuster has finally slipped from the top spot, not falling far though as it lands in the #2 spot after averaging $1,942 on 335 screens, making it the most screened film in the country.

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#3 The Secret Garden $351,548
The fourth film adaption of the 1911 novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett averaged $1,441 on 244 screens, bringing its total to $906,375 to date.
#4 After We Collided $311,996
The sequel to After based on the novel of the same name by Anna Todd has now spent three weeks in the top five after averaging $1,793 on 174 screens this past weekend. The film's total is now $2.33m.
#5 Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi $251,526
37 years after its initial release the final film in the original Star Wars trilogy finds itself in the top five of the Australian box office after averaging $1,277 on 197 screens.





