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Jerry Seinfeld delivers an agreeable though tame animated picture that more than does the trick but is unlikely to become a superbuzz movie.

This story about a girl from the ghetto who wins the national spelling bee has lofty if sometimes unfulfilled goals, but is a rewarding tale nevertheless.

Justin Sherburn & Montopolis' silent film score is a hit!

Women are lured into a hive and zapped with some kind of goo. They come out wearing dark sunglasses and capable of screwing male victims to death.

Andrew Bujalski's uncommon process

Richard Linklater Discusses His New Movie

Jason Bateman plays a grown man who finds a loophole to compete in a kids national spelling bee, but the reasons are only known to him.

Hilary Swank and Tommy Lee Jones point their wagon east while confronting the myths of the Old West.

This multi-award-winning documentary captures the suspense of the spelling bee in all its drama.

North American women of a certain age, who are sex tourists at a Haitian resort in the late Seventies, provide grist for this French film's study of social and economic contrasts.

This crackling good David Mamet movie starring Val Kilmer is one if the writer-director's best efforts.

This follow-up to Terry Zwigoff and Daniel Clowes’ transcendent Ghost World is too scattershot to be truly great, but their smarty-pants campus yarn is on fire with satire.

It's lewd, crude, and full of grease

Jonesing for Joss Whedon? He'll be here shortly

Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst directs Ice Cube and others in this sports movie about the first girl to play Pop Warner youth football.

Young Judy's summer takes an upward swing when her Aunt Opal (played by Heather Graham) comes to stay.

On the surface, Rocket Science is yet another quirky high school movie, but its story of a stutterer who's enticed into joining the debate team is special in its own way.

The Joy of B-Movie Websites

Awesome Mix, No. 2: Tehran punk, Cave, and Carpenter

Including the first official 'From Dusk Till Dawn' trailer

Telugu MMA drama floats like a bee, stings like a butterfly

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