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How does 'Battle' fit in and does it find time to end one trilogy while simultaneously setting up another? In one word: incredibly.

The director discusses his adult coming-of-age film composed of wonderful comedic moments, drama, poignancy and surprises that smash you over the head. It opens today in New York and then in other selected cities, and is available on VOD.

'Exodus: Gods and Kings' never turns into Bible-thumping, nor strays into any kind of sacrilege.

"Ask Me Anything" qualifies as “serious,” funny, and touching cinema, so when it opens on December 19, you should watch it. Then, blog about it.

Wondering what titles to buy for the movie fan in your life? Here's what's available from Disney.

There's nothing scary enough about 'Phobia' to warrant even a rental.

Margaret Brown's documentary 'The Great Invisible,' recently shown at the 22nd Hamptons Film Festival, avoids repeating known facts about the horrific Deepwater Horizon catastrophe and BP oil spill.

'The Death Kiss' shines a light on the behind-the-scenes functionality of a working studio and offers a fun mystery to boot.

Two famous Hollywood names, Zane and Eastwood, helped producer Jeffery Patterson scores a hat trick (the hockey kind, not the cowboy kind), winning two awards at the International Family Film Festival this month in Hollywood, California.

A good movie to watch with friends who you could talk with during the slow parts.