Comedy Weekend Movie Preview

The stars are out with the latest Movie Fanatic weekend movie preview: Gerard Butler, Eric Bana, Olivia Wilde and Bill Murray all are featured in new films. Of Hyde Park on the Hudson, Deadfall and Playing for Keeps... which is best?

The weekend movie preview finds Lincoln landing and James Bond back in Skyfall. Both Lincoln star Daniel Day Lewis and Skyfall's Daniel Craig deserve Oscar consideration as they duke it out at the box office.

Our weekend movie preview finds three new flicks this week: The Possession, Lawless and For a Good Time, Call. Each is quite different, but only one is great.

The Joseph Gordon-Levitt-starring Premium Rush may be the headliner for this weekend movie preview, but it is the Dax Shepard-created Hit and Run that is the best of the new movie bunch. The Apparition also arrives, but does it scare?

The weekend movie preview finds three new films arriving on screens. The Watch brings together Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn, while Step Up Revolution continues the dance celebration series and Matthew McConaughey is pure evil in Killer Joe.

This week's weekend movie preview highlights five films hitting theaters. From Channing Tatum stripping in Magic Mike to Seth MacFarlane creating hilarity in Ted, it's a solid summer movie weekend.

Four new flicks land in theaters at the halfway point of the summer movie season. Between Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Brave, To Rome with Love and Seeking a Friend for the End of the World... which will you see?

Three new films hit theaters this weekend: Piranha 3DD, Snow White and the Huntsman and the stoner comedy High School. Will any of them have the mojo to knock off Men in Black 3?

This weekend three new movies land on the nation's screens -- What to Expect When You're Expecting, The Dictator and Battleship -- all trying to knock off The Avengers. The films feature a who's-who of A-list talent from Liam Neeson, Jennifer Lopez, Cameron Diaz, Sacha Baron Cohen to Elizabeth Banks.

Dark Shadows, Girl in Progress and God Bless America will do their best as new films try to take over the top spot at the box office from The Avengers. Will they succeed?

The weekend at the movies is honestly all about Marvel Studios' The Avengers. The superhero flick will dominate as two smaller movies -- The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and A Little Bit of Heaven -- try to capture the spill-over business.

There is a bounty of new films at the cinema including John Cusack's The Raven, Jason Segel's The Five-Year Engagement and Jack Black is Bernie. Sound of My Voice and 96 Minutes are also released in limited runs.