Looking at the Weekend: Jun. 21-23, 2013

In the eternal battle of monsters and zombies, history shows that monsters are frequently more favored…at least when it’s Pixar behind the monsters and Brad Pitt behind the zombies. Monsters University should have little trouble marking another #1 debut for Pixar while World War Z could easily end up in second place or third behind the second week of Man of Steel.

Individual Commentaries

Wesley Lovell: I easily favor Pixar over anything else, but I’m beginning to smell a Cars 2-level stinker. On the limited side, I’m intrigued by a few of the possibilities, but The Attack would get my vote.
Peter J. Patrick: Another not terribly interesting movie week.
Tripp Burton: For the first time in a while, we get a myriad of interesting looking films of all genres, both wide and limited release.

Jun. 21-23, 2013
	Monsters University (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	World War Z (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	The Attack (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	A Hijacking (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview
	In Theaters For Everyone A	On DVD For Zombie Fans None	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts F	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts F
	On DVD For Everyone A	Never For Brad Pitt Fans None	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None
	In Theaters For Everyone A,S,T	In Theaters For Zombie Fans C,T	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None	In Theaters For Film Enthusiasts None
KEY:	Personal Impression Personal Pick of the Week Recommendation (For Everyone) Recommendation (For Genre Fans) Recommendation (For Film Enthusiasts) Recommendation (Avoid It)		Oscar Impression: Oscar Codes: M: Major (Picture, Directing, Acting) S: Support (Writing, Music, Editing, Cinematography) C: Creative (Production Design, Costumes, Makeup) T: Tech (Sound, Visual Effects) A: Animated Feature D: Documentary Feature F: Foreign LanguageFilm
KEY:	All ratings are on a scale of 0 to 10 (with 0 being no interest / no recommendation, and 10 being absolute interest / recommendation). The Avoid rating follows the same 0 to 10 format with 10 being the highest recommendation that you avoid the film at all costs. Each Person selects makes a “Pick of the Week,” some weeks may have more than one, some may have none at all.