The Great Gatsby had a solid opening but was unable to take down Iron Man 3, which is well on it’s way to earning over $1 billion worldwide.

Phase II of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is off to a great start as Iron Man 3 had the second highest opening weekend of all time, only being bested by The Avengers.

Pain & Gain took the top spot at the box office this weekend with a fairly modest opening for a Michael Bay movie while Iron Man 3 is already blowing up internationally.

Being the only new wide release, Oblivion easily took the top spot at the box office and was the best non-sequel opening for Tom Cruise.

The latest sports biopic, 42, took the top spot at the box office this weekend while Scary Movie 5 had the lowest opening for the series and Evil Dead dropped down to fifth.

Despite of, or maybe because of, huge amounts of gore and violence, the new Evil Dead took the top spot at the box office this weekend while Jurassic Park 3D proved that people still love that movie with a strong opening as well.

Supposed to be released last Summer, GI Joe: Retaliation gambled on a 3D conversion and an early spring release and it seems to have paid off with a number one debut almost on par with the original GI Joe movie.

The Croods easily took the top spot away from Oz the Great and Powerful this weekend while Olympus Has Fallen also had a great opening and became the best action opening of the year.

Oz maintained it’s spot at the top of the box office while The Call had a fairly solid debut and Burt Wonderstone bombed despite it’s star power.

Oz the Great and Powerful destroyed the box office this weekend with the best opening of 2013, so far while Dead Man Down gets added to the list of R rated action bombs for this year.