"Sonic the Hedgehog" eluded mixed reviews, production delays and a set of bad teeth to race to the top of the box office this weekend.

The Paramount film about the iconic Sega video character brought in an estimated $57 million domestically for its opening weekend. That number blew past expectations of the film making closer to $40 million.

The opening gave the film, which stars Jim Carrey, the top spot at the box office and is the highest-grossing opening ever for a video game film. "Sonic" has made $100 million globally so far.

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The previous record was held by Detective Pikachu, which earned $54.3 million on its opening weekend last year.

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The film, which cost $85 million to make, garnered a big negative reaction on social media when it debuted its first trailer last May. The film's trailer presented a realistic version of the video game character, which included a set of human-like teeth.