'SPECTRE' is already the biggest film of 2015 in the UK

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As of Monday, 'SPECTRE' became the biggest film at the UK box-office for 2015, after just two weeks on release.

Prior to the 24th James Bond film opening, 'Jurassic World' held the 2015 record with $99.7m.

At the end of Sunday night, 'SPECTRE' had raked in a total of $100.2m.

The 14-day cume for SPECTRE (�65.5 million) is 6% ahead of Skyfall (�61.6 million) in the same number of days.

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