Box Office: 'Zootopia' Back On Top, '10 Cloverfield Lane' Opens Strong, 'Brothers Grimsby' Gutted

The weather is getting warmer and it seems families are eager to get out of the house and into the multiplex. For the second straight week, Disney's "Zootopia" kept a commanding hold at the top of the box office. The animated picture earned a huge $50 million, bringing its domestic total after two weekends to $142.6 million. Overseas, the movie is continuing to do huge business too, pocketing $109 million this weekend, bringing total global haul to $431.3 million, with the movie now on pace to do a staggering $900 million worldwide. Damn.

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While it didn't take the top spot, Paramount is likely plenty pleased with the second place debut of "10 Cloverfield Lane." The studio conservatively estimated a mid-teens opening for the movie, and saw the well-reviewed thriller take in $25.2 million this weekend. That's well behind the $40 million opening of "Cloverfield" in 2008, but that...