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(CBS) Jon Favreau’s sci-fi Western “Cowboys & Aliens,” based on a popular graphic novel and starring A-list actors Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, makes its debut at the box office this weekend. The action movie’s debut, one of the highlights in the coming week in entertainment, follows two high-profile releases – the last “Harry Potter” film, which broke all kinds of records, and “Captain America,” which had the biggest midnight box office gross so far this year. So the bar for “Cowboys & Aliens” is set pretty high. Also opening this week is Neil Patrick Harris in “The Smurfs” and Steve Carell and Julianne Moore in “Crazy Stupid Love.” (See review here) And out on DVD will be Jake Gyllenhaal’s thriller “Source Code.” On the small screen, “Project Runway” starts a new season on Thursdays on Lifetime and the fishermen head back to port Tuesday on the season finale of Discovery Channel’s “Deadliest Catch.” Music fans can look for the release Tuesday of new albums by British R&B singer Joss Stone (“LP1”), former Destiny’s Child singer Kelly Rowland (“Here I Am”) and 정읍출장샵 country singer Eric Church (“Chief”). Mystery fans wills see the publication Friday of “Dick Francis’s Gamble,” a novel by Felix Francis, son of the late suspense writer and jockey Dick Francis. Felix who co-wrote some of the later novels before his father’s death in February of...

(CBS) Among the crop of summer blockbusters, Rupert Wyatt’s “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” ranks as one of the more entertaining and – probably – the most thought-provoking of the heavy hitters. Set in present-day San Francisco, the film is an original telling that serves as a precursor to 1968’s  “Planet of the Apes,” starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowall. Will (James Franco) is a scientist on the brink of finding a cure for Alzheimers. Using chimpanzees as guinea pigs, he thinks he has discovered a cure for the irreversible disease when one of the chimps starts to display unparalleled growth in intelligence after using his miracle drug, ALZ 112, in clinical trials. Pictures: Summer movies 2011Read More: How the new “Planet of the Apes ” was made Money is not the motivator for Will. He wants to the company he works for to  bring the drug on the market and make it available for human use. His aging father (John Lithgow) is suffering from advanced Alzheimers and quickly deteriorating. When a meeting to persuade the company’s board  to begin human clinical trials  goes  tragically wrong, Franco’s character takes things into his own hands. He rescues an orphaned chimp from his test group, hiding the chimp in his home and using him to secretly continue testing his miracle drug. Fast forward three years and the chimp, named...