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‘Star Trek Beyond’ soars with $59M at weekend box office

In this image provided by Paramount Pictures, Sofia Boutella, left, plays Jaylah and Simon Pegg plays Scotty in Star Trek Beyond. “Star Trek Beyond” has landed atop the weekend box office. According to studio estimates Sunday, July 24, 2016, the latest outing for the Starship Enterprise soared to $59.6 million in North American ticket sales, knocking “The Secret Life of Pets” from the No. 1 spot. (Kimberley French/Paramount Pictures via AP)
In this image provided by Paramount Pictures, Sofia Boutella, left, plays Jaylah and Simon Pegg plays Scotty in Star Trek Beyond. “Star Trek Beyond” has landed atop the weekend box office. According to studio estimates Sunday, July 24, 2016, the latest outing for the Starship Enterprise soared to $59.6 million in North American ticket sales, knocking “The Secret Life of Pets” from the No. 1 spot. (Kimberley French/Paramount Pictures via AP) In this image provided by Paramount Pictures, Sofia Boutella, left, plays Jaylah and Simon Pegg plays Scotty in Star Trek Beyond. “Star Trek Beyond” has landed atop the weekend box office. According to studio estimates Sunday, July 24, 2016, the latest outing for the Starship Enterprise soared to $59.6 million in North American ticket sales, knocking “The Secret Life of Pets” from the No. 1 spot. (Kimberley French/Paramount Pictures via AP)

LOS ANGELES (AP) – “Star Trek Beyond” has landed atop the weekend box office.

Studio estimates Sunday say Paramount’s latest outing with the Starship Enterprise soared to $59.6 million in North American ticket sales, knocking Universal’s “The Secret Life of Pets” from the No. 1 spot.

“Pets” was the second-most-popular film at theaters, adding an additional $29 million to its stellar $260 million earnings to date.

“Pets” and “Ghostbusters” bested the weekend’s other new releases, Warner Bros.’ low-budget horror “Lights Out” and Fox’s animated “Ice Age: Collision Course.” ”Lights Out” tied with “Ghostbusters” for third place with $21.6 million, while “Ice Age” debuted with $21 million.

Fox Searchlight’s “Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie” opened outside the top 10 with $1.8 million.