Huge cast political thriller “Vantage Point” is opening in 3, 149 theaters this weekend; it will take in the dough, most likely, be the top box office draw.

Other movies opening this weekend include Jack Black offbeat comedy “Be Kind Rewind” (It sounds so crazily funny), R-rated teen drama-comedy “Charlie Bartlett”  and Larry the Cable Guy comedy “Witless Protection.”

“Vantage Point” more than likely will draw the bulk of the audience because according to Variety it has picked up traction among women and younger men as well twenty-five year old males. Movie centers on an attempted presidential assassination told from several different perspectives, stars Dennis Quaid, Matthew Fox, Forest Whitaker, Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt.

“Charlie Bartlett” is about a rich teenager, who becomes the unofficial, drug-dispensing therapist at his new high school. With the R rating the movie will not bring in the teenagers. It stars Anton Yelchin, Robert Downey Jr. and Hope Davis.

“Rewind,” also stars Mos Def, Danny Glover and Mia Farrow, follows a man who inadvertently erases every videotape in his friend’s store. The two friends decide to remake the movies, including “Back to the Future,” “The Lion King” and “Robocop.” Somehow that sounds really funny. I saw a production photo of Mia Farrow and Danny Glover in a remake of “Driving Miss Daisy.”  I laughed until tears were coming down my cheeks.  

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