Sequels dominated the box office this weekend. Sony Pictures had the two highest grossing films, including “Think Like a Man Too” and “22 Jump Street.” Click to find out which other sequel landed in the top 3 with an estimated $25 million weekend gross in THEPOFPIX’s weekly rundown of everything new at the box office.

Audiences laughed out loud this weekend as they caught Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, reprising their roles in the “Jump Street” sequel. Their latest comedy was the highest grossing film this weekend, defeating the sequel to the animated film, “How To Train Your Dragon.” Check out this weekend’s top grossing films in THEPOPFIX’s weekly installment of all things new at the box office!

There was no signs of weakness in John Green’s movie adaptation of “The Fault In Our Stars,” as it captured the top spot in this weekend’s box office. Audiences shed tears as they were filled with emotion in the very heartfelt film. Last week’s top ranker, “Maleficient,” had no need to shed a tear or two, coming in an honorable second in grossing.

It seems Disney has no plans on halting with the live-action recreations of their classic tales. Audiences have shown that they want more, with “Maleficent” bringing in an estimated $70 million during it’s debut weekend. Disney gave us a sneak peek of the iconic glass slipper spotlighted in a teaser trailer of the upcoming live-action film version of “Cinderella.” While other rumors are flying around about “The Jungle Book” recreation, we can announce that Disney will be creating a live-action “Beauty and the Beast” film.

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Angelina Jolie takes the last piece of May movie cake, as she tops the box office with the untold story of “Maleficent.” Disney worked their story-telling magic and pulled in an estimated $70 million over the weekend in ticket sales. Jolie was mesmerizing as a fairy filled with vengeance and may I also add that she pulled off the comedic lines quite well. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for Seth MacFarlane’s “A Million Ways To Die In The West,” which only debuted with half of what “X-Men: Days Of Future Past” brought in during their second week of showing.

I’m fairly certain you are currently experiencing a movie excitement high with Sony releasing the debut trailer for “The Equalizer,” starring Denzel Washington. It’ll be awhile before we can catch that in the theaters, but this past holiday weekend mutants took down the ultimate monster. “X-Men: Days Of Future Past” topped off the weekend box office with an estimated 90-million dollar gross, which is roughly 40-million more than last year’s debut of “The Wolverine.” Last week’s top blockbuster, “Godzilla,” managed to put up a fight with a weekend estimated gross of 31 million.

MTV’s “Teen Wolf” star Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) gets stuck inside a killer maze in the trailer for “The Maze Runner.” The book we all hated reading in high school “The Giver” is now a celebrity packed feature film. These epic trailers are an addition to the massive overload of highly entertaining movie trailers we’ve received lately. 2013 was an outstanding year for film, and 2014 is playing out to be a year full of cinema thrill! Catch up on the latest movie trailers that have caught our attention.