The combined forces of Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass could not earn Green Zone the green.

Although the film nearly matched The Hurt Locker‘s total domestic gross ($15.7 million) in just one weekend, Green became the latest war-based film to open to underwhelming numbers. The movie, which debuted to $14.3 million and cost approximately $100 million to produce, also came nowhere near Damon and Greengrass’ last project together. (The Bourne Ultimatum opened to $69.3 million in 2007.)

Meanwhile, Alice in Wonderland continued along its fantastic journey. The movie, which has now taken in over $209 million domestically, has officially become one of Disney’s Top 20 all-time entries.

1. Alice in Wonderland, Disney, $62,714,076 (avg. $16,822)
2. Green Zone, Universal, $14,309,295 (avg. $4765)
3. She’s Out of My League, Paramount, $9,775,278 (avg. $3307)
4. Shutter Island, Paramount, $8,144,133 (avg. $2427)
5. Remember Me, Summit Entertainment, $8,089,139 (avg. $3657)
6. Our Family Wedding, Fox Searchlight, $7,629,862 (avg. $4754)
7. Avatar, 20th Century Fox, $6,526,421 (avg. $3799)
8. Brooklyn’s Finest, Overture Films, $4,471,932 (avg. $2306)
9. Cop Out, Warner Bros., $4,268,068 (avg. $1481)
10. The Crazies, Overture Films, $3,680,940 (avg. $1560)

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