Jurassic World has dominated the US box office in its opening weekend, taking over $200 million.
The dinosaur blockbuster starring Chris Pratt took $204.6m, giving it the second biggest domestic opening in history after The Avengers' $207.4m in 2012.
Jurassic World sends comedy film Spy down to number two with $16m, while disaster movie San Andreas moves down to three with $11m.
Insidious Chapter 3 falls to four with $7.3m, as Pitch Perfect 2's $6m places the sequel at number five.
Entourage is at six with $4.3m, and Mad Max: Fury Road takes seven with $4.1m.
Number eight goes to Avengers: Age of Ultron with $3.6m, while Disney's Tomorrowland lands at nine with $3.4m.
Finally, Love & Mercy rounds out the top ten films of the week with $1.7m.
The US weekend box office Top 10 for June 12-14 is as follows: 1. (-) Jurassic World - $204,600,000 2. (1) Spy - $16,000,000 3. (2) San Andreas - $11,010,000 4. (3) Insidious Chapter 3 - $7,300,000 5. (6) Pitch Perfect 2 - $6,000,000 6. (4) Entourage - $4,340,000 7. (5) Mad Max: Fury Road - $4,130,000 8. (8) Avengers: Age of Ultron - $3,641,000 9. (7) Tomorrowland - $3,417,000 10. (-) Love & Mercy - $1,765,000