Twenty-three years after we were first introduced to Gordon Gekko, Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone have both seen their stock go up. Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, which earned $19 million over the past three days, gave the Oscar-winning actor his first #1 film since 2001’s Don’t Say a Word and Stone his best debut to date. (That total is, of course, considered chump change to Shia LaBeouf.)

The weekend didn’t look quite so rosy for Legend of the Guardians. Although the Zack Snyder-directed adaptation landed in second place, the movie only grossed $16.1 million. (Keep in mind that the movie cost $79 million to produce.)

Meanwhile, Disney proved Betty White’s mere presence doesn’t necessarily mean comedy gold. You Again – also starring Kristen Bell and Sigourney Weaver – debuted in fifth place with $10.6 million. (Somehow I doubt this will help Bell’s chances of ever getting a Veronica Mars movie off the ground.)

1. Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, 20th Century Fox, $19,011,188 (avg. $5333)
2. Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, Warner Bros., $16,112,211 (avg. $4507)
3. The Town, Warner Bros., $15,605,171 (avg. $5409)
4. Easy A, Sony Screen Gems, $10,600,497 (avg. $3712)
5. You Again, Disney, $8,407,513 (avg. $3300)
6. Devil, Universal, $6,605,960 (avg. $2350)
7. Resident Evil: Afterlife, Sony, $4,954,791 (avg. $1875)
8. Alpha and Omega, Lionsgate, $4,735,271 (avg. $1804)
9. Takers, Sony, $1,622,302 (avg. $1148)
10. Inception, Warner Bros., $1,247,006 (avg. $1375)

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