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Will Smith plays a self-made success who trains as a stockbroker even though he is homeless and raising a young son on the streets of San Francisco in this movie based on the true-life story of Chris Gardner.

From the director and writer of Secretary comes this odd fictional biopic about this photographer’s impulses.

Sadly, this familiar tale is presented with a yawn-inducing neutrality more reminiscent of a community-center Christmas pageant than an epic story of divine humanity.

Girls and their horses. They’re grist for this new update of Mary O’Hara’s beloved novel My Friend Flicka.

Spanish comedy about same-sex marriages and mothers-in-law.

Although it stars Billy Bob Thornton and Napoleon Dynamite‘s Jon Heder and is jam-packed with multitalented comedians and stars, School for Scoundrels is just not funny.

As raw and disturbing as it is wry and satirical, this film gives voice to U.S. National Guard soldiers in Iraq.

Lacking purpose or thoughtful complexity, Frank E. Flowers’ film, starring Orlando Bloom and Bill Paxton, is an overly ambitious mess.