The Green Hornet, starring Seth Rogen and Jay Chou, brought in a lot green for Sony this weekend. Although the film came nowhere near its $110 million budget, Hornet did earn enough ($33.5 million) to make it the second-best grosser ever during the MLK Jr. holiday frame. (Cloverfield earned $40.1 million over its first three days in 2008.)

Despite the combined comedic forces of Vince Vaughn and Kevin James, The Dilemma turned out to be more of a non-issue. The Universal entry -- which cost $70 million to produce -- failed to even crack the $20 million mark. That's the worst debut for Vaughn since 2007's Fred Claus and the worst open for James ever (if you don't count the films he only voiced).

1. The Green Hornet, Sony, $33,526,876 (avg. $9355)
2. The Dilemma, Universal, $17,816,230 (avg. $6060)
3. True Grit, Paramount, $11,004,755 (avg. $3181)
4. The King's Speech, Weinstein Co., $9,186,203 (avg. $5953)
5. Black Swan, Fox Searchlight, $8,342,648 (avg. $3584)
6. Little Fockers, Universal, $7,194,865 (avg. $2120)
7. Tron: Legacy, Disney, $5,679,858 (avg. $2329)
8. Yogi Bear, Warner Bros., $5,365,547 (avg. $1986)
9. The Fighter, Paramount, $5,101,140 (avg. $2113)
10. Season of the Witch, Relativity Media, $4,606,584 (avg. $1629)

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