Despite increased competition from a number of A-list stars, Toy Story 3 easily cruised to another victory this weekend. The Pixar film added another $59.3 million to its total bringing its domestic gross to over $225 million.

Coming in second was Grown Ups, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and Rob Schneider. The comedy, which could have probably placed first on any other weekend, earned $40.5 million - the fourth best open in Sandler’s career. (The Longest Yard‘s $47.6 million from 2005 is still his best.) The movie also surpassed James’ last big hit, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, which premiered to $31.8 million in 2009.

Meanwhile, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz found a box office win to be mission impossible. Knight and Day only fired up a mediocre $20.1 million ($27.4 million since Wednesday) and a third place finish. Keep in mind: Vanilla Sky, their last film together, debuted to $25 million back in 2001 - and that wasn’t even an action film.

1. Toy Story 3, Disney, $59,337,669 (avg. $14,731)
2. Grown Ups, Sony, $40,506,562 (avg. $11,462)
3. Knight and Day, 20th Century Fox, $20,139,985 (avg. $6501)
4. The Karate Kid, Sony, $15,547,421 (avg. $4157)
5. The A-Team, 20th Century Fox, $6,204,454 (avg. $1914)
6. Get Him to the Greek, Universal, $3,140,780 (avg. $1435)
7. Shrek Forever After, Paramount/Dreamworks, $3,101,365 (avg. $1325)
8. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Disney, $2,845,684 (avg. $1537)
9. Killers, Lionsgate, $1,938,681 (avg. $854)
10. Jonah Hex, Warner Bros., $1,627,442 (avg. $576)

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