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In Theaters

Dark Shadows

Anemic in parts, this Johnny Depp/Tim Burton

reboot is still, often, a bloody blast...

Marvel’s The Avengers

This full throttle action extravaganza might have benefitted from an

attached ‘Superheroes for Dummies’ cheat sheet, but, hell, who cares?

If its 3-D thrills you want, you’ll have a blast...

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

The Avengers of old age, a team of superhero actors considerably

enhance this sweet but slight look at taking life by the tail...

The Five Year Engagement

A bumpy entertainment about a bumpy road to the altar,

this overly long rom-com offersup a couple of laughs, a

thought or two and a lot more extraneous stuff...

The Lucky One

A by-the-numbers romance, this momentarily interesting

picture is very much of the Nicholas Sparks brand...

The Cabin in the Woods

A post-Scream scream, this genre puzzle

rearranges the pieces to create quite the hoot.

Lockout

So it’s the future. And the President’s daughter

is being held hostage in an outer space prison...

Damsels In Distress

Whit Stillman’s college coeds don’t look as if they are

distressed at all, as this sneaky little comedy begins...

Wrath of the Titans

The biggest surprise of this mythical swashbuckler is how downright dull it is.

Safe House

A “February” script with a “December” cast, this predictable

thriller still manages to get the pulse to race once in a while...

The Grey

Joe Carnahan’s poetically virile Alaskan survival tale offers up

some of the most unpleasant moments you can spend at the movies.

I guess that’s the point...

Joyful Noise

Don’t let all that corn-shucking gosh-darn-it

stuff fool you: this is one canny movie...

War Horse

Steven Spielberg’s epic drama is technically superb and

clearly heartfelt.  It is also, I’m sad to say, an odd mix

that sometimessoars, sometimes, doesn’t...

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

By focusing on the strongest part of the best selling novels, David Fincher

and Steve Zallian have delivered a stylish, mesmerizing thriller...

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

If Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy was too cerebral for you,

this movie should make you very happy...

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

This is a mass appeal movie that actually appeals. Jolly good.

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

Each scene in this wonderfully mounted production is so near perfect,

Tomas Alfredson’s adaptation of John LeCarre’s classic Cold War espionage

novel can almost be forgiven for not tieing it all together as well...

I Melt With You

I don’t know who was more miserable: the

charactersin this movie or me, watching them...

A Dangerous Method

David Cronenberg’s take on the relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jungis not just a

fascinating look back at the developments of psychotherapy, but very much a remarkable

love story, one between two men and the woman who drove them apart...

The Artist

This is a movie that sweeps over you like a warm breeze with a

self-assured artistry as undeniable as it’s soulful lessons of love...

Opening in Wide Release

The Dictator

Battleship

What to Expect When You're Expecting

In Selected Theaters

The Samaritan

American Animal

Hysteria

Lovely Molly

Mansome

Polisse

Virginia

Also in Theaters

Dark Shadows

Marvel's The Avengers

The Pirates! Band of Misfits

The Raven

Safe

Chimpanzee

Think Like a Man

The Three Stooges

Titanic

American Reunion

Mirror Mirror

The Hunger Games

21 Jump Street

John Carter

Silent House

A Thousand Words

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax

Project X

Act of Valor

Gone

Tyler Perry's Good Deeds

Wanderlust

This Means War

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace

The Vow

Big Miracle

Chronicle

The Woman in Black

Man On A Ledge

One For The Money

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

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