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Clark Kent has kept his otherworldly heritage hidden from humans. But criminals from his past threaten the Earth. So he is forced to confront them, and his destiny. Starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams and Michael Shannon. Directed by Zack Snyder. Writte »»
Man of Steel becomes the largest June opening of all time while Seth Rogen and Co. make This Is the End's meet. »»
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A handful of trailers have dropped; you can watch them below. »»
Rolling Thunder gets proper respect with a Blu-ray release that will make your TV screen explode like a Mexican bordello. »»
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The Superman film we’ve always wanted but never received »»
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In the near future, for one night a year, all crimes are legal. But one family accidentally harbors a fugitive targeted for murder. Together, they must fight for their lives and survive the night. Starring Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey. Directed by Jam »»
Little is known about the back-up artists for the world's biggest bands. Their hopes and dreams are over-shadowed by the acts they support. Now, those incredible singers are finally given the spotlight. Starring Lou Adler, Stephanie 'Stevvi »»
A father and son crash land on Earth 1000 years into the future. But all the animals have evolved into ferocious killers. Together, they embark on a terrifying journey to survive. Starring Jaden Smith and Will Smith. Directed by M. Night Shyamalan. W »»
One of the most iconic characters of all-time becomes the EVENT film of summer. »»
Universal dominates the weekend box office with the #1 and #2 releases in America »»
5 reasons why "Man of Steel" could be awesome, a look at "The Internship" »»
A number of new trailers have dropped in the past week. You can catch them below. »»
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A meta-comedy that is Rapture-ous. »»
If you approach this as a live-action Looney Tunes cartoon, you're in for a treat. »»
Without a whiff in theaters, you wonder if 1990's Captain America was any more disappointing than Daredevil or Elektra. »»
The Numbers Station is the spiritual cousin to films like Assault on Precinct 13 and Rio Bravo. »»
What's amazing about the American success of Flashpoint is the Canadian actors are allowed to be Canadian on the screen. They aren't responding to issues in a faux-American city. »»
Bucks tradition, arriving at a time when the "Big 4" networks weren't high on airing miniseries. »»
Wraps up the career of illustrious man in black whose business card might read, "Have Gun - Will Travel," but he brought more than a weapon to help his clients. »»
Miyazaki doesn't disappoint his new fans (after Spirited Away) with Howl's Moving Castle. »»
Tom Cruise dipped back into the world of Science Fiction with Oblivion>. The film brought him together with Morgan Freeman (Electric Company) in the year 2077. This is a relief to people who can't image a future without the reassuring voice of Morgan »»
There was a time when summer was when you caught up on the episodes you missed. People in the '70s would use this time to watch the series that aired against their favorite show. Thanks to DVD technology, viewers can now catch up or rewatch shows whe »»
This Halloween should be extra spooky with six of Vincent Price's best horror films coming out in The Vincent Price Collection. The films include Fall of the House of Usher, The Haunted Palace, The Masque of the Red Death, The Pit and the Pendulum, W »»
A Playboy legend, an insane German, an Aztec creature and an Expendable are coming to Blu-ray. Late August won't be that bittersweet end to summer with three releases coming from Scream Factory. X-Ray/Schizoid is a double feature of healthcare scares »»
My Neighbor Totoro delves into a weirdness rarely seen in American family animated films. »»
Inside Pulse Movies looks at five movies you need to see this month. »»
We review the new comedy starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson - and Google. »»
The release of Despicable Me 2 is just around the corner, and it looks like Gru's minions are up to their usual hijinks. They've got their hands on a new gadget, the Ultimate Mix-up Ray, which transforms cheese into wacky shapes, which you can no »»
We review the newest take on The Bard from director Joss Whedon. »»
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Richard Linklater’s greatest achievement as a filmmaker, storyteller. »»
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