LOS ANGELES (AP) - He wants your heart, he wants to eat your children. But Mike Tyson also has a sensitive side, one he candidly reveals in James Toback's documentary, "Tyson."

This week is fairly busy at the box office, with seven movies arriving. Four of them are general release, while the other three are limited release.

Moviemaker James Toback is to turn boxer Mike Tyson's life story into a heavy hitting new documentary after spending over 30 hours filming the fighter's comments and anecdotes. The When Will I Be Loved director's interview footage will be edited down into a film, called simply Tyson, which will trace the boxer's self-destruction.