This weekend was a good one for cartoon chameleons, not so much for fans of the 80s.

Computer animated Rango banked $38 million for an easy number one. While that's only a start against its $135 million budget, it's a far better turn out than that 80s movie enjoyed.

Topher Grace's Take Me Home Tonight only managed to pull in $3.5 million officially giving it the lowest opening for a wide release film for the year so far. The debut was so weak, it didn't even make the top ten, opening at eleventh place just behind month-old Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.

Despite Matt Damon's presence, thriller The Adjustment Bureau settled for a distant second with only $20 million. The bizarre and critically panned Beastly snuck in at third place with $10 million. Despite being a disaster in general, of all the new releases this weekend, with its $17 million budget it has the best chance of turning a profit.

For the full weekend top ten, check out the chart below.

1. Rango * $38,000,000 Total: $38,000,000 LW: N     WR: 1     THTRS: 3,917

2. The Adjustment Bureau * $20,945,000 Total: $20,945,000 LW: N     WR: 1     THTRS: 2,840

3. Beastly * $10,115,000 Total: $10,115,000 LW: N     WR: 1     THTRS: 1,952

4. Hall Pass $9,015,000 Total: $27,001,000 LW: 1     WR: 2     THTRS: 2,950

5. Gnomeo and Juliet $6,912,000 Total: $83,694,000 LW: 2     WR: 4     THTRS: 2,984

6. Unknown $6,620,000 Total: $53,129,000 LW: 3     WR: 3     THTRS: 2,913

7. The King's Speech $6,501,000 Total: $123,817,000 LW: 8     WR: 15     THTRS: 2,240

8. Just Go With It $6,500,000 Total: $88,200,000 LW: 5     WR: 4     THTRS: 2,920

9. I Am Number Four $5,702,000 Total: $46,440,000 LW: 4     WR: 3     THTRS: 2,903

10. Justin Bieber: Never Say Never $4,325,000 Total: $68,876,000 LW: 6     WR: 4     THTRS: 2,254