Los Angeles: Zootopia retained its position at the top of the North American box office at the weekend, raking in $38 million to surge beyond $200 million since its debut, industry estimates showed on Sunday.

The animated Disney film about intrepid rabbit police officer Judy Hopps, who works with a fox to solve a crime in the Zootopia animal kingdom, easily saw off the opening of ‘The Divergent Series: Allegiant,’ according to estimates from industry tracker Exhibitor Relations.

‘Zootopia’ had surpassed the 2013 Disney blockbuster ‘Frozen’ on its opening weekend on 4-6 March and has a total $201.8 million in its three weeks at the movies.

‘Allegiant,’ the latest in a series of films based on the action-adventure novels by the

American author Veronica Roth, has had lukewarm reviews and made $29.1 million from Friday to Sunday on its debut in cinemas.

Third in the box-office standings was another new entrant, ‘Miracles from Heaven,’ a drama about a young girl suffering from a rare digestive disorder who finds herself miraculously cured.

It pulled in $15 million at the box office, relegating low-budget horror flick ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ into fourth ($12.5 million).

Producer J.J. Abrams has billed the movie as a ‘spiritual sequel’ to the riginal ‘Cloverfield,’ which stunned Hollywood with earnings of $40.1 million during its opening weekend in 2008.

Superhero blockbuster ‘Deadpool’ continued its slide, down to fifth in the standings with $8 million.