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Michael Beck essays the role of one of the least believable artists in movie history. As Sonny Malone, whose name is uttered as one single word for some reason, Beck is more wooden and laconic than your average computer generated

Terminator Salvation begins in 2003 with the execution of a man named Marcus. He was convicted of the murder of three men including his own brother, and he welcomes his fate. Before he is put to death, Marcus agrees to

are somewhat conflicted. It is, undeniably, a good film, maybe even great. And I know that some see it as a classic, waxing poetic about symbolism and all. I'm an English major—believe me, I know good metaphor when I see

95 minutes Adventure, Family, Fantasy On DVD I had worked on an interview with the visual effects guys from City of Ember before it ever hit theaters, and when I heard about it, I thought the effects alone sounded amazing.

112 minutes Action, Science Fiction, Thriller On DVD Things seemed to be going the right way for me to enjoy this latest version of Hulk mythology—Edward Norton's onboard, Liv Tyler's in there—even Tim Roth signed up to be the big

looked cute in the trailers—who doesn't love a panda, right? DreamWorks has had some animated success (Shrek, Madagascar), but for every big, green ogre, there's a time waste like Bee Movie or Flushed Away. Kung Fu Panda looked to fall

141 minutes Drama, Mystery On DVD I'm a big Clint Eastwood fan, both acting and directing-wise, so in that respect I looked forward to Changeling. Also, it looked like an intriguing story. I have this inexplicable aversion to Angelina Jolie,

90 minutes Comedy, Drama, Romance On DVD I felt a little old watching Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, but not necessarily in a bad way. More like in a nostalgic way, like I was watching an iPod version of Say

held on to top spot on the box office chart over the weekend, based on the studio's Sunday estimates.But it was a very close thing.Only strong family business on Saturday and Sunday was enough to hold off a very impressive

Two new releases cracked $10,000 on the per theater chart this week, including , which led the way with $32,603 despite . The overall number one film, , was second with $13,759. Perhaps most impressive was , which remained in