Let’s hear it for the Ninja Turtles! TMNT, a computer-animated update of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, debuted at the top of the North American box office with $25.4 million, pushing reigning champ 300 down to second with $20.5 million.

The Spartan epic 300 won the North American box office battle again, taking the top spot for the second weekend with $31.2 million. It shot past the $100 million mark after just a week in theaters, bringing its total to $127.5 million.

Scary Movie 4, the first major release under their new Weinstein Co. banner, opened big at the North American box office, grossing a whopping $41 million over the weekend. Its the best Easter weekend debut ever, beating Panic Room, which opened in 2002 with $30.1 million.

Ice Age: The Meltdown stayed on top for the second week at the North American box office, grossing a respectable $34.5 million over the weekend. The animated sequel fended off the Rob Schneider-David Spade baseball comedy The Benchwarmers, which debuted as runner-up with $20.5 million.

The animated sequel Ice Age: The Meltdown opened huge at the North American box office, grossing a whopping $70.5 million over the weekend. Meltdown now also stands as the largest March opener ever and the second biggest animated debut, behind Shrek 2, which premiered in 2004 with $108 million.

Moviegoers got the Inside scoop this weekend.The Spike Lee-directed, Denzel Washington-starrer heist thriller Inside Man debuted at the top of the North American box office with $29 million. Also on the list Stay Alive and Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector

V for Vendetta terrorized moviegoers this weekend with a tyrannical take of $26.1 million, making it the No. 1 movie at the North American box office.