Although we haven’t yet reached the 4th of July weekend, theatergoers apparently had plenty of time and money to spend over the past three days. And while a cute robot had the honor of placing first, Angelina Jolie also came out a winner herself.

When the final numbers were tallied, Wall-E and Wanted each wound up grossing over $50 million since Friday. The Disney/Pixar film edged out the action flick by nearly $13 million dollars, but the comic book adaptation had the best per screen average for any entry in the Top Ten ($16,040). Meanwhile, both films forced a few rewrites in the history books.

• Wall-E had the third largest debut for a Pixar film. It’s total fell behind The Incredibles ($70.5 million) and Finding Nemo ($70.2 million).
• The animated comedy also had the best Friday open for any Pixar release.
• The James McAvoy feature topped all R-rated premieres during the month of June.
• Wanted also gave Jolie her largest first weekend ever.

In other movie news, Mike Myer’s The Love Guru dropped 61% in its second week. The critically-panned comedy has now grossed a disappointing $25.3 million. On the other end of the financial spectrum, Iron Man - which slipped to 11th place - has almost reached the $310 million mark.

1. Wall-E, Disney, $63,087,526 (avg. $15,803)
2. Wanted, Universal, $50,927,085 (avg. $16,040)
3. Get Smart, Warner Bros., $20,211,242 (avg. $5163)
4. Kung Fu Panda, Paramount, $11,692,061 (avg. $3186)
5. The Incredible Hulk, Universal, $9,577,24 (avg. $2860)
6. The Love Guru, Paramount, $5,340,895 (avg. $1773)
7. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Paramount, $5,179,960 (avg. $2027)
8. The Happening, 20th Century Fox, $3,907,948 (avg. $1574)
9. Sex and the City, New Line, $3,808,288 (avg. $2170)
10. You Don’t Mess With The Zohan, Sony, $3,175,21 (avg. $1479)

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