The Spartan return to the big screen proved to overpower the rest of the box office, debuting over the weekend with $45,050,000. Though Rise of An Empire has received mediocre reviews, it seems that the allure of Spartan violence still bleeds through. Last week’s number one title, Non-Stop, has been bumped down to the number three spot, with an earning of $15,378,000. Second newcomer, Mr. Peabody & Sherman, claimed the number two spot, debuting at $32,500,000.

The much loved Lego Movie is still bringing in audiences, with earning $11,005,000 this week, and a total gross of over $220,000,000. Family favorite Frozen is still going strong, adding to its total gross of $393,051,000.

Follow us after the jump to take a look at the rest of the top ten grossing films of the weekend.

1. 300: Rise of An Empire – $45,050,000
2. Mr. Peabody & Sherman – $32,500,000
3. Non-Stop – $15,378,000
4. The LEGO Movie – $11,005,000
5. Son of God – $10,000,000
6. The Monuments Men – $3,100,000
7. 3 Days to Kill – $3,062,000
8. Frozen – $3,010,000
9. 12 Years a Slave – $2,175,000
10. Ride Along – $2,004,000

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