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I usually become numb to these types of lists pretty quick. I would venture to guess around 5 out of

Christina Aguilera makes her big screen debut as Ali, an Iowa farm girl who’s just landed in the big city

Don’t let the title fool you. Tangled is really Rapunzel in “tween-boy targeted” clothing. The film marks, with surprisingly little

Director Tony Scott reteams with Denzel Washington for the action packed Unstoppable. Washington stars as Frank, a grizzled railroad veteran

Super-villain Megamind (Will Ferrell) has one goal in life – to destroy his archenemy Metro Man (Brad Pitt). But after

Michael Douglas returns as Gordon Gekko, the role that won him an Oscar, in the cumbersomely titled sequel Wall Street:

Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star The Switch, Hollywood’s latest attempt to revive the flagging romantic-comedy genre. With the exception

Every generation seems to have that one defining film – a picture about disaffected youth discovering not just the nature

As Roger Ebert said earlier this year, “Pixar is the first studio that is a movie star!” You’ll hear no

You know you’re in trouble when a film opens with a flashback only to immediately follow it up with…another flashback.