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A busy weekend at the box office saw a slew of new openings and some solid debuts, as

easily won the weekend with an estimated $30.3 million.

to earn about $35 million, it actually fell short of the original

’s $32.5 million debut. Still, it’s a strong opening for the adaptation of James Dashner’s young adult novel, which earned a B+ CinemaScore and stars Dylan O’Brien as a teenager struggling to survive in a scorched wasteland.

opened to $23.4 million and a B CinemaScore. Starring Johnny Depp as the legendary Boston gangster Whitey Bulger,

debut puts it on par with other Boston crime flicks like

, which opened exclusively on 3-D, IMAX, and premium screens and earned a whopping $7.6 million in only 545 locations. Based on the true story of a 1996 disaster,

stars Josh Brolin, Jason Clarke, and Jake Gyllenhaal and will go wide next weekend. 

also opened in 36 international territories, bringing its worldwide total to an estimated $35.8 million.

topped the holdovers, earning an estimated $11.4 million. The thriller’s domestic total is now at an estimated $42.3 million after 10 days.

, which debuted in first place last weekend, came in just behind, earning $9.7 million for a domestic total of $41.4 million.

This weekend’s other new wide release, the faith-based drama

, opened to an estimated $1.4 million in 800 theaters. Based on a true story,

stars Kate Mara as a woman taken hostage by an escaped convict (David Oyelowo).

, starring Tobey Maguire as chess legend Bobby Fischer, earned an estimated $206,879 in 33 theaters, while 

, starring Emily Blunt as an FBI agent taking on the drug war, earned $146,494 in just six theaters. For

, that’s an average of about $65,000 per theater — the best so far this year.

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