List of 2014 box office number-one films in the United Kingdom

This is a list of films which have reached number one at the weekend box office in the United Kingdom during 2014.

Films
Week Weekend end date Film Total weekend gross
(Pound sterling)		 Weekend openings in the Top 10 Reference(s)
15 January 2014American Hustle£3,467,644Last Vegas (#4), Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones (#5), Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom (#7)[1]
212 January 201412 Years a Slave£2,511,348The Railway Man (#6), Delivery Man (#7)[2]
319 January 2014The Wolf of Wall Street£4,655,984Devil's Due (#5)[3]
426 January 2014£3,608,968Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (#3), Inside Llewyn Davis (#6), August: Osage County (#7)[4]
52 February 2014£2,385,585That Awkward Moment (#3), I, Frankenstein (#4), Lone Survivor (#6)[5]
69 February 2014Mr. Peabody & Sherman£3,916,559RoboCop (#2), Dallas Buyers Club (#4), Rusalka: Met Opera 2014 (#10)[6]
716 February 2014The Lego Movie£8,051,140The Monuments Men (#2), Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy (#6), Cuban Fury (#7), Endless Love (#8)[7]
823 February 2014£5,978,904[8]
92 March 2014£3,226,594Non-Stop (#2), Ride Along (#3), The Book Thief (#4)[9]
109 March 2014300: Rise of an Empire£2,761,612The Grand Budapest Hotel (#3), Escape from Planet Earth (#7)[10]
1116 March 2014Need for Speed£2,011,249Under the Skin (#10)[11]
1223 March 2014The Grand Budapest Hotel£1,267,408Starred Up (#6), A Long Way Down (#7), Labor Day (#8)[12]
1330 March 2014Captain America: The Winter Soldier£6,037,850Muppets Most Wanted (#2), The Legend of Hercules (#9)[13]
146 April 2014Rio 2£2,882,680Noah (#3), Divergent (#4), La Bohème: Met Opera 2014 (#7), The Double (#8)[14]
1513 April 2014Captain America: The Winter Soldier£1,782,201The Quiet Ones (#5), Calvary (#7), The Raid 2 (#8)[15]
1620 April 2014The Amazing Spider-Man 2£9,011,114The Love Punch (#5), Locke (#9), 2 States (#10)[16]
1727 April 2014£3,366,372The Other Woman (#2), Transcendence (#3), Cosi Fan Tutte: Met Opera 2014 (#7)[17]
184 May 2014£1,984,667Pompeii (#3), Tarzan (#4), Plastic (#10)[18]
1911 May 2014Bad Neighbours£8,446,240Sabotage (#7), La Cenerentola: Met Opera 2014 (#8), Frank (#10)[19]
2018 May 2014Godzilla£6,385,483The Two Faces of January (#5), The Wind Rises (#9)[20]
2125 May 2014X-Men: Days of Future Past£9,144,971Postman Pat: The Movie (#4), Blended (#5)[21]
221 June 2014Maleficent£6,590,071Edge of Tomorrow (#3), A Million Ways to Die in the West (#4), Jimmy's Hall (#10)[22]
238 June 201422 Jump Street£4,854,991D-Day 70 Years On (#7), Grace of Monaco (#9)[23]
2415 June 2014£2,255,100Oculus (#5), Belle (#6), Devil's Knot (#9)[24]
2522 June 2014The Fault in Our Stars£3,434,334Jersey Boys (#6), 3 Days to Kill (#7), Humshakals (#10)[25]
2629 June 2014Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie£4,301,306Chef (#5), How to Train Your Dragon 2 (#6), Walking on Sunshine (#7)[26]
276 July 2014£2,188,761Tammy (#5)[27]
2813 July 2014Transformers: Age of Extinction£11,751,427Begin Again (#5), Boyhood (#7)[28]
2920 July 2014Dawn of the Planet of the Apes£8,705,995Monty Python Live (Mostly) (#4), Pudsey the Dog: The Movie (#7)[29]
3027 July 2014£3,752,511Hercules (#2), The Purge: Anarchy (#3), Earth to Echo (#6), Kick (#8), The House of Magic (#10)[30]
313 August 2014Guardians of the Galaxy£6,363,110The Nut Job (#6), Back to the Future (#7), Step Up: All In (#9)[31]
3210 August 2014The Inbetweeners 2£12,538,114Planes: Fire & Rescue (#4)[32]
3317 August 2014£4,309,832The Expendables 3 (#3), Hector and the Search for Happiness (#9)[33]
3424 August 2014Lucy£3,076,997Into the Storm (#4), Deliver Us from Evil (#5), What If? (#6), Doctor Who: Deep Breath (#8)[34]
3531 August 2014£1,972,039Let's Be Cops (#2), If I Stay (#6), As Above, So Below (#8)[35]
367 September 2014Sex Tape£1,431,058Before I Go to Sleep (#3), The Hundred-Foot Journey (#4), The Guest (#8)[36]
3714 September 2014The Boxtrolls£2,000,597Pride (#3), A Most Wanted Man (#5)[37]
3821 September 2014£1,333,137A Walk Among the Tombstones (#2), The Riot Club (#5), 20,000 Days on Earth (#8)[38]
3928 September 2014Billy Elliot the Musical Live£1,904,098The Equalizer (#2), What We Did on Our Holiday (#4)[39]
405 October 2014Gone Girl£4,109,628Dracula Untold (#2), Bang Bang! (#6), Dolphin Tale (#7)[40]
4112 October 2014£3,064,545The Maze Runner (#2), Annabelle (#3), One Direction: Where We Are – The Concert Film (#4), The Rewrite (#8)[41]
4219 October 2014Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles£4,785,448The Best of Me (#5), The Judge (#9), Northern Soul (#10)[42]
4326 October 2014Fury£2,692,786The Book of Life (#4), Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (#7), Happy New Year (#8), Love, Rosie (#9), The Babadook (#10)[43]
442 November 2014Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles£1,429,159Ouija (#2), Nightcrawler (#6), Mr. Turner (#7)[44]
459 November 2014Interstellar£5,378,220[45]
4616 November 2014£3,777,804The Imitation Game (#2), Nativity 3: Dude, Where's My Donkey? (#3), The Drop (#5)[46]
4723 November 2014The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1£12,654,109Il Barbiere Di Siviglia: Met Opera 2014 (#8)[47]
4830 November 2014Paddington£5,125,519Horrible Bosses 2 (#4), Hockney (#8)[48]
497 December 2014£3,837,885Penguins of Madagascar (#3), Get Santa (#6), St. Vincent (#9), Black Sea (#10)[49]
5014 December 2014The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies£9,753,642Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast (#7)[50]
5121 December 2014£5,409,312Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (#3), Dumb and Dumber To (#4), PK (#7)[51]
5228 December 2014£4,249,226Exodus: Gods and Kings (#2), Annie (#4), Unbroken (#7)[52]

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