Box Office Preview: 'Green Zone,' 'Remember Me'

UNDATED -- Matt Damon reteams with Paul Greengrass, the director of the last two films in the "Bourne" series for a totally separate high octane thriller -- "Green Zone."

Damon plays a rogue U.S. Army officer on the hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. It's a job complicated by faulty intelligence and apparent misdirection by operatives on both sides, making the truth tougher to find than the weapons. "Green Zone" is rated R.

Robert Pattinson drops the fangs, but stays in romantic drama territory for "Remember Me." He plays a young man struggling with a family tragedy that's estranged him from his dad, played by Pierce Brosnan. Pattinson finds a sympathetic ear in Emilie de Ravin and love follows. Yet new secrets are revealed, and circumstances threaten to tear them apart. "Remember Me" is rated PG-13.

The marriage belongs to the couple, but their wedding belongs to everyone else -- that's the lesson in "Our Family Wedding." America Ferrera and Lance Gross star as the engaged couple on the learning end of that lesson. Carlos Mencia and Forest Whitaker plays their respective dads, whose egos threaten to derail the whole affair. "Our Family Wedding" is rated PG-13.

An Average Joe finds a way, way above average woman falling for him in "She's Out of My League."

Jay Baruchel plays the airport security agent who's totally befuddled by his good fortune in meeting Molly, played by Alice Eve. Everyone around him is equally perplexed but also amused as they watch him trying to make the relationship work. "She's Put of My League" is rated R.

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