The Fifth Estate, starring Benedict Cumberbatch (pictured), charts the story of the controversial whistleblowing website, but Assange has branded it “inaccurate” and predicted it would fail to impress viewers – and he has been proved right.
The movie has been left languishing in a lowly sixth position, behind five movies which have been showing for weeks.
Thriller film Prisoners, starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal, remains in the top spot after taking £1m in ticket sales, ahead of musical movie Sunshine On Leith, which settles in second place after making £740,000) in its second weekend.
Woody Allen’s comedy Blue Jasmine recaptures third place, with £645k, while James McAvoy’s British crime drama Filth slips from second to fourth, with £644k.
Motor racing movie Rush manages to stay in the top five for a fifth week running after taking £544k in ticket sales.