The antics of Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 22 Jump Street proved irresistible for Australian cinemagoers last weekend.
Fox's emotional teen drama/romance The Fault in Our Stars continues to top the Australian box office in the second week of its release.
Young adult drama The Fault in Our Stars beat out the projects of Hollywood heavyweights Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt and Nicole Kidman to nab the top spot in the Australian box office over the weekend.
X-Men: Days of Future Past enjoyed its second week at the top of the box office, raking in $4,473,632 on the weekend.
The Wolverine made mincemeat of the fire-breathing monster at Australian cinemas last weekend.
The Godzilla reboot cast a long shadow at Australian cinemas last weekend but some of the holdovers held remarkably well, testament to the market's elasticity when moviegoers are offered a wide range of appealing titles.
Hollywood comedy Bad Neighbours ruled for the second consecutive weekend at the Australian box-office while two Australian films struggled to find audiences.
Universal's raucous comedy Bad Neighbours easily topped the Australian B.O. last weekend while festival prize-winner 52 Tuesdays had a decent debut in limited release.