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Wednesday 26 July 1995 23:02 BST
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TOP 10 LONDON

1 (1) Batman Forever US

2 (-) Judge Dredd US

3 (2) First Knight US

4 (-) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers US

5 (3) Bad Boys US

6 (-) A Man of No Importance US/Ire

7 (-) Country Life Aus

8 (4) Congo US

9 (6) Beyond Rangoon US

10 (7) Jack and Sarah UK

TOP 10 UK

1 (1) Batman Forever US

2 (-) Judge Dredd US

3 (-) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers US

4 (2) First Knight US

5 (4) Bad Boys US

6 (3) Congo US

7 (6) Muriel's Wedding Aus

8 (5) Jack and Sarah UK

9 (9) 101 Dalmatians US

10 (8) Richie Rich US

Chart supplied by Screen International

It's a similar story in and out of the capital this week: Batman is indeed Forever (or at least for a few weeks before Die Hard With a Vengeance is released). And Mighty Morphin Power Rangers rule OK. Judge Dredd (above) has made an impressive entrance, but it's not really the thing for a summer's day, is it? We must be going to see it because there's nothing else on. A common reason - look how well A Man of No Importance has done.

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