March 16th, 2014 
Adrian Garza 
After Mr. Peabody & Sherman had debuted last weekend and ranking in second to last week’s top highest grossing film, which was 300: Rise of an Empire, the animated Dreamworks film has now surprisingly climbed the charts with an estimated $21.2 million made in sales.
Suffice it to say, Need for Speed did not meet expectations with its audience turnout. The Aaron Paul-led film had only pulled in $17.8 million this past weekend, which had left it placing in shortly behind the 300 follow-up.
Other flicks which premiered this weekend would include Tyler Perry’s latest comedy, The Single Moms Club, which opened to $8.3 million, and the highly anticipated Veronica Mars film that made about $2 million through a limited release.
Follow the jump to see the full listing of this weekend’s top ten highest grossing films.
- Mr. Peabody & Sherman – $21,200,000
- 300: Rise of An Empire – $19,100,000
- Need for Speed – $17,800,000
- Non-Stop – $10,600,000
- Tyler Perry’s The Single Moms Club – $8,300,000
- The LEGO Movie – $7,700,000
- Son of God – $5,400,000
- The Grand Budapest Hotel – $3,600,000
- Frozen – $3,010,000
- Veronica Mars – $3,000,000
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