Box: It was only a matter of time before Liam Neeson took on Jesus

1. Non-Stop - $30m / $30m / $85m
2. The Lego Movie - $19.5m / $208m / $275m
3. Son of God - $18m / $18m / $46m
4. 3 Days To Kill - $5.5m / $21.5m / $34m
5. RoboCop - $5m / $52m / $64m
6. Pompeii - $4.5m / $18.5m / $29m
7. The Monuments Men - $4.5m / $65m / $76m
8. About Last Night - $4m / $44.5m / $55m
9. Frozen - $3m / $388m / $400m
10. Ride Along - $2.5m / $126.5m / $133m

Liam Neeson continues to earn goodwill from audiences with another crappy actioneer that will do brisk business.  The other opener presents a real wild card: Son of God has huge advance sales, but I don't seeing it translating beyond its core audience like The Passion of the Christ did exactly 10 years ago.  (My, how time flies.)  I really can't believe the film is going to do what its going to do considering its just a shortened TV miniseries on the big screen.  And three months later, Frozen is still in the top 10.