Saw<\/strong> films have been a bit different than the films they inspired. They mix a healthy dose of psychological torture to go with the physical kind. Killer Jigsaw devises sadistic tests for his victims in a sick means of teaching them the lesson that life should be appreciated.<\/p>\nOf course, the film does have to deal with the fact that both Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda were killed at the end of the last movie. That is a hard thing for the franchise to try and get over.<\/p>\n
<\/embed><\/p>\n2. Dan in Real Life (1,921 Theaters, Rated PG-13):<\/strong> This more than just a movie. This is a study in the interesting career paths of comedians Steve Carell and Dane Cook.<\/p>\nBoth come from the world of comedy\u2014Cook from stand-up, Carell from Second City<\/strong> and the Daily Show<\/strong>. But their film career took divergent paths.<\/p>\nCarell stayed mainly with comedy, making a name for himself with small roles in Bruce Almighty<\/strong> and Anchorman: The Ron Burgundy Story<\/strong> before breaking out with The 40-Year Old Virgin<\/strong>. Over the last two years, he has provide a voice in Over The Hedge<\/strong>, appeared in the Oscar nominated Little Miss Sunshine<\/strong> and took the lead in Evan Almighty<\/strong>. The comedy varied from wild and wacky to sweet and subtle.<\/p>\nCook, on the other hand, has taken a different path in his movie career. He has appeared in action films (Torque<\/strong>), dramas (London<\/strong>), thrillers (Mr. Brooks<\/strong>) as well as comedies (Waiting, Employee of the Month, Good Luck Chuck<\/strong>). What\u2019s more amazing is that he seems to fit in well in each.<\/p>\nAnd now, the two are in a romantic comedy, playing brothers with feelings for the same woman (Juliette Binoche, no less!). Just another entry in the diverse resume I\u2019m sure both these men will have.<\/p>\n
<\/embed><\/p>\nNow, the predictions.
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<\/p>\n30 Days of Night<\/strong><\/li>\nTyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married <\/strong><\/li>\nThe Game Plan<\/strong><\/li>\nThe Comebacks <\/strong><\/li>\nRendition<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\nAnd this is how it turned out:<\/p>\n
\n30 Days of Night<\/strong><\/li>\nTyler Perry\u2019s Why Did I Get Married<\/strong><\/li>\nThe Game Plan<\/strong><\/li>\nMichael Clayton<\/strong><\/li>\nThe Comebacks<\/strong><\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\nBetter than the last two weeks. This makes me 28 for 55 with an average of 50.9%, This week is risky and I might not score that highly. Here\u2019s my guess:<\/p>\n
\nSaw IV<\/strong><\/li>\n30 Days of Night<\/strong><\/li>\nTyler Perry\u2019s Why Did I Get Married<\/strong><\/li>\nThe Game Plan<\/strong><\/li>\nDan in Real Life.<\/strong><\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\nPart of me thinks that Saw IV<\/strong> won\u2019t be at number one and Dan in Real Life<\/strong> will be much higher, but this line up is more logical. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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1. Saw IV (3,183 Theaters, Rated R): If it\u2019s Halloween, it must be time for another Saw film. Sarcastic yay from me. But will it be the last? This franchise has been the father of
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