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Ben Affleck directs this entertaining thriller about an unbelievable-but-true mission to extricate American hostages from Iran in 1980.

Matthew McConaughey's Killer Joe is sociopathy incarnate; William Friedkin adds visual punch to the venality within Tracy Letts' screenplay.

A college student grows fearful of her new dorm mate in this thriller which costars Minka Kelly and Leighton Meester.

In this action movie, a U.S. Special Forces unit on a mission in the jungles of Bolivia becomes the target for assassination and must figure out who is double-crossing them.

A messy assemblage of mythic odds and ends, Clash of the Titans takes a nosedive off Mount Olympus.

The tween music sensations take to the big screen.

Profligate spending may be out of step with the times, but don't short-sell the comic charms of Isla Fisher.

This sci-fi actioner about warring clairvoyants is generically incomprehensible with cyberpunk overtones.

Graphic novelist Frank Miller delivers this film version of Will Eisner's classic comic-book series.

Known for his manic comedic style, Chinese filmmaker Stephen Chow tries his hand at a kids movie, but sadly, the result is a cutesy and sentimental story we've seen dozens of times before.

Stephen Moser remembers Valley of the Dolls with something between a smirk and a smile

Taking cues from Ray and Walk the Line, this comedy biopic spans 70 years in the life of its hero, the fictional music legend Dewey Cox.

The three personas Eddie Murphy adopts in this film literally fill the screen, but the script doesn't serve his multidimensional talents.

This adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s eponymous short story is a delicate little curio, lighter than air and gravely philosophical at once.

This French romantic comedy is little more than a heap of clichés whenever the director and star Yvan Attal's real-life wife, Charlotte Gainsbourg, disappears from the screen.

Come along as Your Style Avatar Stephen Moser guides his niece through the wild and wooly world of Austin fashion

Like Soderbergh’s Ocean’s Eleven and 1960’s Rat-Packing original, Ocean's Twelve is an elaborate and delightful excuse to get the screen’s biggest and most gorgeous stars in the same film.

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Wayans brothers' comedy depends on latex and whitewash.

The Coen brothers remake a British comedy classic starring Tom Hanks in a flamboyantly love-him-or-hate-him performance.

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Catherine Hardwicke directs her laser-beam gaze into the horrifically malleable soul of young girls caught in bad situations.

Will Wynn is his own flavor of ice cream -- pure vanilla, but mixed with nuts

Local chorus Conspirare, headed to New York City for the American Choral Directors Association convention, previewed the trip with a local concert of what amounted to two programs: a collection spanning Renaissance to modern works and a mostly modern collection of songs ranging from the flowing to the formal, the basic to the brash.