“The Internship” takes on “The Purge” at the Box Office This Weekend, Which One Will You See? [VIDEO]

The summer of 2013 might go down as being one of the best ever for great movies. This weekend is no exception. Will Ferrell and Owen Wilson take on the world of Google in "The Internship" and will Ethan Hawke and family make it through the one night of the year with no laws in "The Purge"?

"The Internship" (PG-13)
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson are two unemployed salesmen with outdated computer skills who talk their way into intern positions at Google . . . where they'll then have to compete against dozens of tech-savvy college students for a job.

One of the young punks they're teamed up with is the guy who plays Stiles on MTV's "Teen Wolf". And if you laughed at the "X-Men" joke in the trailer, then you'll appreciate that Rose Byrne from "X-Men First Class" is also in it.

"The Purge" (R) Trailer

In the future, on one night a year, you can LEGALLY COMMIT ANY CRIME you want . . . even murder. During that 12-hour period, hospitals are closed, the police can't be called, and it's up to you to figure out how you're going to survive the night.

The night when everyone releases their darkest impulses is called "the purge," and Ethan Hawke's gotten rich off of selling security systems to make people's homes impenetrable, so they can defend themselves from their homicidal neighbors.

Lena Headey plays his wife she's Cersei Lannister on "Game of Thrones".

And when their son disarms their security system during a purge to save a homeless man, the mob that was hunting him lays siege to their home. Max Burkholder, who you know as Max Braverman on "Parenthood", plays the kid.