LondonNet’s Top 10 Films

This week’s top ten trending films, courtesy of LondonNet.
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Week Ending Tuesday 5th May 2026

1. [ - ] The Devil Wears Prada 2 (12A)

Anne Hathaway as Andy Sachs, Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly and Stanley Tucci as Nigel Kipling in The Devil Wears Prada 2, directed by David Frankel. Photo: Macall Polay. Copyright: 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.
When one of Runway's articles draws attention for the wrong reasons, company chairman Irv Ravitz hastily appoints award-winning writer Andy Sachs as features editor with a remit to restore the magazine's reputation for quality journalism. Miranda is certain Andy will not last long.

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2. [ 1 ] Michael (12A)

Jaafar Jackson as Michael Jackson in Michael, directed by Antoine Fuqua. Photo: Kevin Mazur. Copyright: Lionsgate. All Rights Reserved.
Biographical drama focusing on Michael Jackson's rise to global superstardom as the cherubic lead of The Jackson Five and his solo forays with the albums Off The Wall, Thriller and Bad. Success comes at a cost to relationships with his controlling father Joe and mother Katherine.

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3. [ 3 ] Project Hail Mary (12A)

Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace in Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Photo: Jonathan Olley. Copyright: Amazon Content Services LLC. All Rights Reserved.
High school science teacher Ryland Grace regains consciousness on a spaceship bound for the sun. Light-years from home, Ryland has no memory of who he is. As his recollections return, the teacher calls upon his scientific knowledge to solve the mystery of why the sun is dying out.

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4. [ 2 ] The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (U)

Yoshi (voiced by Donald Glover), Mario (Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic. Copyright: Nintendo and Illumination. All Rights Reserved.
Mario and Luigi make a new friend, adorable green dinosaur Yoshi, as they continue their misadventures through various kingdoms. Princess Peach, ruler of Mushroom Kingdom, and her loyal subject Toad join the Brooklyn-based plumbers on a journey into outer space and across the galaxy.

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5. [ 4 ] Lee Cronin's The Mummy (18)

Natalie Grace as Katie in Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, directed by Lee Cronin. Photo: Patrick Redmond. Copyright: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Journalist Charlie Cannon and his wife Larissa are distraught when their daughter Katie goes missing in the desert. Eight years later, the couple are overjoyed when Katie returns, seemingly safe and well, to them and their other children, Sebastian and Maud.

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6. [ - ] Hokum (15)

Adam Scott as Ohm Bauman in Hokum, directed by Damian McCarthy. Copyright: Black Bear. All Rights Reserved.
Best-selling American author Ohm Bauman is struggling to find the perfect ending to his latest novel. To reinvigorate his creative juices, he travels to Ireland to spread the ashes of his parents in the grounds of Bilberry Woods Hotel, where the late couple stayed on their honeymoon.

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7. [ 7 ] Mother Mary (15)

Anne Hathaway as Mother Mary in Mother Mary, directed by David Lowery. Copyright: A24 Films. All Rights Reserved.
Following a terrifying incident during a live concert, Mother Mary steels herself for an eye-catching comeback performance. She flies to the English countryside where former best friend and costumer designer Sam Anselm has a tumbledown studio.

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8. [ 6 ] The Drama (15)

Robert Pattinson as Charlie Thompson and Zendaya as Emma Harwood in The Drama, directed by Kristoffer Borgli. Copyright: A24. All Rights Reserved.
In the week before their wedding, literary editor Emma and British museum curator Charlie drunkenly agree to tell each other the worst thing they have ever done as a demonstration of their unwavering trust in each other. Big mistake.

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9. [ 8 ] The Magic Faraway Tree (U)

Andrew Garfield as Tim Thompson, Delilah Bennett-Cardy as Beth Thompson, Phoenix Laroche as Joe Thompson, Claire Foy as Polly Thompson and Billie Gadsdon as Fran Thompson in The Magic Faraway Tree, directed by Ben Gregor. Photo: Claire Andrew. Copyright: Entertainment Film Distributors. All Rights Reserved.
Smart fridge designer Polly Thompson resigns from her job for refusing to violate customers' privacy. She moves to the countryside with husband Tim and their three children, Beth, Fran and Joe, to realise dad's long-cherished dream of making fresh tomato sauce.

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10. [ 5 ] You, Me & Tuscany (12A)

Regé-Jean Page as Michael and Halle Bailey as Anna in You, Me & Tuscany, directed by Kat Coiro. Photo: Giulia Parmigiani. Copyright: Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Following a meet cute with Matteo in a bar, talented chef Anna throws caution to the wind and travels to Tuscany to sample the culinary delights of the region. All hotels are full because of a summer food festival so Anna squats in Matteo's vacant home, without his permission.

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