Opening this weekend in theatres: Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman star in the romantic comedy, The Switch; a swarm of hungry prehistoric critters dominate the horror-comedy, Piranha 3D; Omid Djalili plays a Muslim man who discovers he might actually be Jewish in The Infidel; plus a look at the children’s comedy, Nanny McPhee Returns.
Opening this Friday in theatres, Gerard Butler stars in the high octane action film, Gamer; Mike Judge‘s Extract stars Jason Bateman as a very unlucky guy trying to sell his extract business as the walls start crumbling around his head; and in All About Steve, Sandra Bullock co-stars alongside Bradley Cooper in the story of a love-lorn woman hunting down the man of her dreams.
Most of the film studios backed up this week, giving room for one of the big debuts of the summer: Will Smith starring as the handsomely unlikeable hero Hancock. Aside from his scruffy face, the only other big debut is the family movie Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, which stars Abigail Breslin as the sweet, adventurous writer.
The cast of Juno attend a press conference at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Full list of stars, filmmakers attending TIFF 2010 posted on August 
Ticket packages on sale for TIFF 2010 posted on July 
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TIFF: The most wonderful time of the year posted on September 
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Gallery: 2009 Oscar red carpet arrivals posted on February 
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