After two weeks, Tony Stark fell from the top spot at the box-office. He was dethroned by Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and the rest of the crew of the starship Enterprise with the opening of Star Trek into Darkness.

The Great Gatsby would have needed an incredible weekend to beat out Tony Stark at the box-office.

Iron Man 3 had a record-setting weekend at the box-office with $175 million in tickets sold in the first three days of its U.S. run.

The first weekend of Oblivion was a solid one for the film. The movie opened in the top spot, taking in $38.1 million.

The reboot of the Evil Dead scared up $30.5 million in ticket sales this weekend to debut at the top of the box-office.

The family-friendly animated feature The Croods cleaned up at the box office this weekend, taking in $44.7 million in its opening weekend.

Two magic-themed movies squared off over the weekend and it was Oz, The Great and Powerful that came away with the victory.

Oz, the Great and Powerful cast a spell over the box-office this weekend, opening with $80.2 million. It was the highest grossing opening for a movie in 2013.

A slow weekend helped the comedy Identity Thief steal the top spot at the box-office this weekend with $14.1 million in ticket sales.

The fifth installment in the Die Hard franchise, A Good Day to Die Hard, charged to the top of the box-office this weekend, taking in $25 million in its debut.

The new comedy Identity Thief, starring Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy, stole the box-office crown this weekend, opening with $36.6 million, according to studio estimates from Hollywood.com.

Zombies took the box office by storm this weekend with the new movie Warm Bodies taking in $19.5 million in its opening weekend.

Despite no preview screenings, the long delayed Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters opened in the top spot at the box office this weekend. The Jeremy Renner starring film took in $19 million on its opening weekend.

Oscar nominee Zero Dark Thirty opened wider across the U.S. and took the top spot at the box-office this weekend with $24 million in ticket sales.

A reboot of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre did better than Hollywood expected to lead the box-office this weekend with $23 million in ticket sales.