“The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” and Some Other Great Releases This Weekend at the Movies [VIDEO]

Finally a comedy that features Steve Carrel and Jim Carey! Halley Berry stars as a "911" Operator trying to stop a serial killer in "The Call" and a documentary on the actual Amityville Horror house.

Steve Carell and Steve Buscemi are best friends who've performed together as a Las Vegas magic duo for years, but who've secretly grown to despise each other.  As their act grows stale and a new street magician's stunts grow more outrageous, Burt has to rediscover his love for magic or quit the business.

Jim Carrey plays their number one rival, Olivia Wilde plays Burt's hot assistant, and Alan Arkin is the guy who inspired Steve to take up magic in the first place.  David Copperfield was a special consultant for the film and also appears in it.

"The Call" (R)

Halle Berry plays a 911 operator trying to help a teenage girl who's been abducted by a serial killer. She's played by 16-year-old Abigail Breslin the star of "Little Miss Sunshine" and "Nim's Island".

And once, during a similar call, Halle made the mistake of calling the victim back, accidentally revealing her hiding spot to the killer, and costing the girl her life. So when she speaks to the killer this time, and realizes it's the same guy, she leaves the safety of the dispatch office to try to rescue the girl herself.

"My Amityville Horror" is a documentary where the son of George and Kathy Lutz tells his story of what happened to his family at the "Amityville Horror" house. Daniel Lutz was 10 years old when his family lived there.