Just three weeks ago, Warner Bros unveiled a new movie rental platform: facebook.  To kick things off, the studio was offering just one title, the phenomenally successful Batman sequel The Dark Knight, directed by Christopher Nolan.  Well, the experiment is proceeding apace, as four films have been added to the social media's new rental service.  As of ten pm tonight, you'll be able to rent the first two films in the Harry Potter franchise, Yogi Bear, Life As We Know It, and Nolan's latest film, Inception, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

Jackass 3D swept the box office in a major way this weekend. While the film sliding into the top slot isn’t a big shocker, the total weekend take was. In a time when trips to the local cinema seem to be fading out, Jackass 3D brought the masses flocking, earning an impressive $50 million. It’s the best opening we’ve seen in quite a few weeks, and the Jackass crew should be quite proud.

It was another impressive weekend for The Social Network, as the film once again topped the box office charts. The David Fincher film took home another $15.5 million in ticket sales, for a two week take of $46 million. The Warner Bros comedy Life As We Know It took the number two slot earning a fair $14.6 million in it’s opening weekend.

The debuting Secretariat also drew a solid $12.6 million to take the number three spot, while Zack Snyder’s animated tale Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole earned another $7 million to hold at the number four slot.

In what could easily be considered a big surprise, Wes Craven’s My Soul To Take seriously underperformed, drawing just $6.9 million to round out the top five. The last two weeks have proven that October doesn’t mean guaranteed success for the horror genre. As a fan, it’s a bit unnerving.

Life as We Know It is exactly what the title suggests… life as we know it.  If our lives happened to follow the structure of a romantic comedy that is. Yet as clichéd as ‘Life’ can be, there is something surprisingly bittersweet and tragic underneath. After all, the movie is about a baby’s parents both being tragically killed and the child left an orphan. That pretty much guarantees a few Kleenex moments right there. And this happens early on in the film. Clearly our sympathies are supposed to be with the baby and two friends of the family… who HATE EACH OTHER! That is the joke folks… what do you think will happen?

Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel co-star in the upcoming romantic comedy Life as We Know It. The two have terrific chemistry together, and you can read about that in our official review coming later this week.

With that in mind, there is another actor that Ms. Heigl shared some terrific on-screen relations with. No, it wasn’t Seth Rogen in Knocked Up. Don’t get me wrong, that was a terrific movie and both Seth and Katherine were great, but they didn’t have quite the spark that a certain doll of an actor had with her.

The poster for Life As We Know It, starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel, has premiered over at iVillage, but you can see it right here. The Warner Bros. comedy, which was directed by t.v. vet Greg Berlanti ("Brothers and Sisters") hits theaters on October 8th.

Synopsis: Two single adults become parents when their best friends die and request them to be the baby's guardian.