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  • 2012 (PG-13)

    In accordance with the Mayan doomsday calendar, "mutated" neutrinos emanating from the sun trigger spectacular CGI disasters on earth that culminate in a global flood. more...
  • Abduction (PG-13)

    Teen idol Taylor Lautner (Twilight) stars in John Singleton's thriller about a young man who realizes he was abducted as a child. more...
  • Adam (PG-13)

    Socially isolated by Asperger’s syndrome (a variant of autism), a handsome young technology wiz (Hugh Dancy) overcomes his awkwardness to find love with the cheerful schoolteacher next door (Rose Byrne). more...
  • The Adjustment Bureau (PG-13)

    Philip K. Dick's early story "Adjustment Team" (1954) was a little paranoid masterpiece about an office drone who discovers that cosmic secret agents police the planet, minutely altering everyday events so as to keep world history on track. more...
  • The Alamo (PG-13)

    Americans so love to fantasize about being underdogs that the fall of the Alamo has been filmed more than a dozen times, though John Wayne's legendary 1960 fiasco and a more enlightened political climate have made it a dicier prospect in recent years. more...
  • Alex Cross (PG-13)

    The psychologist-detective of James Patterson's best-selling thriller novels returns to the screen again after Kiss the Girls (1997) and Along Came a Spider (2001), though Morgan Freeman has ceded the role to Tyler Perry, who was good enough to leave his gigantic falsies at home. more...
  • The Amazing Spider-Man 3D (PG-13)

    If you've seen Andrew Garfield in the British dramas Boy A or Red Riding: 1974, you know he's a moodier, more turbulent presence than gee-whiz Tobey Maguire, who starred in the first three Spider-Man blockbusters. more...
  • The Amazing Spider-Man (PG-13)

    If you've seen Andrew Garfield in the British dramas Boy A or Red Riding: 1974, you know he's a moodier, more turbulent presence than gee-whiz Tobey Maguire, who starred in the first three Spider-Man blockbusters. more...
  • Amour (PG-13)

    Love is measured in devotion, and devotion in the minutes and hours of suffering, in this harrowing and moving romance from Austrian master Michael Haneke (The White Ribbon, Cache). more...
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  • Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (PG-13)

    Will Ferrell gravitates toward boyish, overeager characters (Elf), but he outdoes himself here as a chauvinistic 70s newscaster whose comfort zone is violated by an aggressive and beautiful reporter (Christina Applegate). more...
  • Angels & Demons (PG-13)

    Tom Hanks and director Ron Howard reunite for this sequel to the The Da Vinci Code, delivering a movie that's more streamlined and action-packed than the original. more...