For its second weekend, the superhero team-up movie raked in another $112.5 domestically, making it the second highest second-weekend of all time (after "Star Wars: The Force Awakens") and propelling it past the $1 billion mark internationally faster than any movie ever. (It crossed that threshold in a mere 11 days, one day quicker than "Star Wars: The Force Awakens.") And, even more incredibly, "Avengers: Infinity War" hasn't even opened in China yet.

At #2 was MGM and Lionsgate's remake of stone cold classic "Overboard," which brought in $14.2 million. At #3 was Paramount's horror juggernaut "A Quiet Place," which made $7.6 million, with Amy Schumer's "I Feel Pretty" coming in at #4 with $4.9 million (it's made only $37.8 million total). Dwayne Johnson's videogame adaptation "Rampage" rounded out the top 5 with $4.6 million. While it hasn't done that well domestically, the movie has made $293.1 million overseas, so it will probably end up turning a profit despite its perceived stateside shortcomings.

The back half of the top 10 was mostly full of holdovers. While Jason Reitman's wonderful Charlize Theron-led dramatic comedy "Tully" clocked in at #6 with $3.2 million, and the David Tennant thriller "Bad Samaritan" squeaked into the #10 spot with $1.8 million, everything else had been a mainstay of the box office chart, with the most notable example being "Black Panther's" #7 spot – and this is as the movie hits home video this week. Truly incredible.

It'll be interesting to see what happens after this next weekend (the last before "https://www.moviefone.com/movie/deadpool-2/20083188/main/Deadpool 2" crashes the party), and which superhero will be left standing at the top of the box office chart.