The box office battle between the wizard and the giant slayer proved to be disappointing this weekend.

Movie-goers flocked to revisit the classic world of Oz in Sam Raimi's prequel to the classic 1939 film Wizard of Oz, Oz the Great and Powerful, which took in $80.2 million. Jack the Giant Slayer fell from its spot at number one last week with just $10 million - a staggering $70 million gap between the top two films. Identity Thief dropped one spot as well to number three with $6.3 million, while the new Colin Farrell film Dead Man Down debuted at number four with $5.3 million. Snitch rounds out the top five with $5.1 million.

1. Oz The Great and Powerful, Disney, $80,278,000 (avg. $20,521)
2. Jack the Giant Slayer, Warner Bros., $10,020,000 (avg. $2,843)
3. Identity Thief, Universal, $6,319,000 (avg. $2,105)
4. Dead Man Down, Film District, $5,350,000 (avg. $2,445)
5. Snitch, Lionsgate/Summit, $5,100,000 (avg. $2,179)
6. 21 and Over, Relativity, $5,056,000 (avg. $1,825)
7. Safe Haven, Relativity, $3,800,000 (avg. $1,495)
8. Silver Linings Playbook, The Weinstein Co., $3,745,000 (avg. $2,169)
9. Escape From Planet Earth, The Weinstein Co., $3,207,000 (avg. $1,258)
10. The Last Exorcism Part II, CBS, $3,120,000 (avg. $1,156)