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"Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules" tops North American Box Office this weekend. The comedy film grosses $23.7 million in ticket sales, and earns an A- grade from CinemaScore, while younger viewers give it an A. Nearly 60|percent| of the audience are under the age of 18.

"Sucker Punch" lands in the second place by earning $19 million. The film that stars Emily Browning and Vanessa Hudgens earns poor B- grade from CinemaScore. Gaining a low domestic ticket sales, the action-fantasy movie obtains poor overseas revenue as well with an approximately $7.4 million from 2,145 screens.

Last-week champion "Limitless" takes third place this weekend. The Neil Burger-directed movie grosses $15 million, or dropping about 20.4|percent| in its second weekend. The revenue earns the techno-thriller film its domestic cumulative for about $41.1 million.

In the meantime, "The Lincoln Lawyer" stays in the fourth place, collecting $10.7 million this weekend. "Rango" drops to number five after the animated movie obtains only $9.8 million.

Top Ten Movies at Box Office for March 25-27:

1. "Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules" - $23.7 million
2. "Sucker Punch" - $19 million
3. "Limitless" - $15 million
4. "The Lincoln Lawyer" - $10.7 million
5. "Rango" - $9.8 million
6. *"Paul" - $7.8 million
7. "Battle: Los Angeles" - $7.6 million
8. "Red Riding Hood" - $4.3 million
9. "The Adjustment Bureau" - $4.2 million
10. "Mars Needs Moms!" - $2.2 million

*UPDATE (Mar. 28, 2011): When the final figures came out on Monday, March 28, "Battle: Los Angeles" dropped another slot to the seventh. Hence, it swapped place with "Paul", which now secured the sixth position on the chart.