Delightfully witty, feature-length adaptation of the popular children’s book doesn’t have the emotional heft to take its place among the great animated classics, but when it rains it soars.

Demons and high school and blood thirst — oh my!

A pleasant but bland "comedy" from the master of repression, Ang Lee.

An adequate thriller – complete with scares, red herrings and a nonsensical twist-ending ““ which exploits its Antarctic surroundings for all their worth.

Mike Judge returns to form with this amusing, if oddly misogynistic, workplace comedy set in a flavor extract factory.

A small but dedicated group sets out to stop Japanese ships from slaughtering whales in the Antarctic seas in this surprisingly dry documentary.

Wondrously-imaginative, lightly-plotted fable about the stitch-work creations who outlive humanity in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Four young Mexican ladies vie for the lead in a film. Their competition is filmed a la "American Idol" and everyone is a winner.

A glimpse into the teenage years of the George Hamilton is almost as vapid as its subject, but nevertheless somewhat entertaining.

Director Robert Rodriguez returns to family-friendly fare with a film that’s sure to entertain the youngsters but offers little to the 14-and-over crowd.