1 OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL $6,322,016 -71.3% $85,432,469
2 JACK THE GIANT SLAYER $927,169 -67.1% $44,557,673
3 IDENTITY THIEF $585,390 -62.1% $117,130,495
4 21 AND OVER $575,634 -54.9% $17,450,993
5 DEAD MAN DOWN $491,875 -62.9% $5,837,125
6 SNITCH $441,754 -67.5% $32,295,116
7 ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH $422,630 -57.6% $48,266,735
8 SAFE HAVEN $339,063 -58.9% $63,176,544
9 SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK $305,885 -63.4% $120,928,398
10 THE LAST EXORCISM PART II $244,556 -62.3% $12,374,195

11 A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD $217,648 -62.7% $63,585,079
12 LIFE OF PI $160,300 -63.9% $119,527,914
13 QUARTET $134,886 -59.4% $13,380,576

http://boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/

Guess Spring Break is coming into effect. Considering that I'm a little surprised Oz still had the harshest drop.

Great, great week-to-week holds for Escape from Planet Earth and especially Identity Thief. The latter just keeps chugging along.

Wow, ESCAPE increased 26.7% from last Monday. Spring Break is definitely in session.

Bullet to the Head down to $1,383 for Monday. Not bad.

There really needs to be one animated movie this weekend....seriously how bad can the studios schedule?

Oz pretty much has families taken care of, and Jack The Giant Slayer. Maybe people who saw Oz last weekend will have time for Jack now . And for the ones with kids too young for those there's still Escape From Planet Earth, which should benefit.

Just because movies are around doesn't mean every one is satisfied. The legs for Escape hasn't been anything noteworthy it might not even end up with a multiplier of 3 in the end. While a big chunk of audience for Jack and Oz are families I highly doubt as many families go to non-animated movies with kids these days.

There hasn't been any animated movie that can bring out non-regular movie going families IMO.

Hopefully Escape doesn't lose too many theaters this weekend. Might have a nice hold.

I think legs before Oz were quite good.