• Cinema admissions for November stood at 13.5m, an increase of a substantial 40.8% year on year.

• A strong November has brought the year-to-date to admission figures to 151.9m which is 2.7% higher on same time last year.

• The average weekly admissions figure for November was 3.16m.

• High School Musical 3 was the main driver of these admissions and the first day of Quantum of Solace helped too as last Ratatouille was the only major release of the month.  

• The growth in November can be attributed to the fantastic Quantum of Solace, with popular films such as HSM3 and Ghost Town also helping November to be a very healthy month.

• The highest grossing film of the month was Quantum of Solace. It took £42.7m in Nov taking its total to £49.6m catching up fast with Casino Royale's £55.6m.

• High School Musical 3 provided the kids with their entertainment for the second month and became the 2 nd highest grossing film of November taking a further £6.5m to add to it's £16m amassed in October.

• The hilarious Ricky Gervais entertained audiences in Ghost Town to become the 3 rd highest grossing film of the month taking £3.4m.

• Vince Vaughn's 2008 Christmas comedy (last year was Fred Claus ) Four Christmases made it to 4 th place taking £2.3m despite releasing on 28 th of November. It has now taken £6.6m in 3 weeks (just shy of the £6.8m Fred Claus took over 7 weeks)

• In fifth place, Saw V is proving that the franchise can still pull the punters in!!! Taking £2.3m in November, it takes the total box office takings of all the Saw films to £35.5m.