Denzel Washington and Chris Pine could do nothing but watch Megamind speed past them at the box office.

Despite an early lead for the action film, Unstoppable lost a bit of steam. The movie, which opened to $8.1 million on Friday, slowed to a $22.7 million take and second place-finish by Monday. Of the five films Tony Scott has directed Washington in, this movie – also starring Chris Pine – debuted in the middle of the pack.

Two other wide releases found themselves perched in the Top 10 this weekend. Universal’s sci-fi entry, Skyline, dialed up $11.7 million for fourth place. Meanwhile, Morning Glory, starring Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton, produced $9.2 million ($11.8 million since Wednesday) – enough for fifth place.

1. Megamind, Dreamworks, $29,120,461 (avg. $7374)
2. Unstoppable, 20th Century Fox, $22,688,457 (avg. $7075)
3. Due Date, Warner Bros., $15,419,042 (avg. $4582)
4. Skyline, Universal, $11,692,415 (avg. $4060)
5. Morning Glory, Paramount, $9,203,266 (avg. $3655)
6. For Colored Girls, Lionsgate, $6,517,280 (avg. $3064)
7. Red, Summit Entertainment, $4,973,539 (avg. $1728)
8. Paranormal Activity 2, Paramount, $2,980,201 (avg. $1240)
9. Saw 3D, Lionsgate, $2,862,449 (avg. $1449)
10. Jackass 3D, Paramount, $2,235,457 (avg. $1391)

(You can review last week's numbers here.)