Marvel’s Ant-Man landed with a solid $58 million at the weekend box office, while Trainwreck’s Amy Schumer put her own raunchy spin on romantic comedies to the tune of a $30.2 million debut.

It marks Marvel’s 12th consecutive first place opening, although Ant-Man is not at the level of other, bigger-name costumed heroes like Captain America, Thor, and Iron Man, all of whom performed better out of the gate with their solo adventures. Going into the weekend, some analysts expected Ant-Man to top $60 million, but its opening is similar to The Incredible Hulk, which earned an initial $55 million on its way to a $134 million US haul.

Universal’s Trainwreck bested initial projections which had it debuting to roughly $20 million. The story of a commitment-phobic woman who falls for a sports doctor got a boost from strong reviews and a long and winding promotional tour that saw Schumer doing everything from posing provocatively with C3PO to sexting Katie Couric’s husband.

In its second weekend, Universal and Illumination Entertainment’s Minions captured runner-up status, pulling in $50.2 million. The Despicable Me spin-off has racked up $216.7 million stateside since it debuted, while selling boatloads of merchandise.

In milestone news, Jurassic World became just the fourth film in history to top $600 million domestically. The dinosaur thriller added $11.4 million to take fifth place on the box office chart and propel its North American total to $611.1 million.

Meanwhile, Inside Out pushed past $300 million domestically, joining Toy Story 3 and Finding Nemo as the third Pixar film to reach that mark. Domestically, Inside Out racked up $11.6 million for a fourth place finish, bringing its North American gross to $306.4 million.