Giant robots narrowly socked it to anachronistic dinosaurs over Independence Day weekend. With actual grosses reporting, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen weighed in with $42.3 million, while Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs came in at $41.7 million. Distributors Paramount

Isla Fisher and Hugh Dancy pair up in this cute-but-predictable romcom based off the Sophie Kinsella novel.

Can a book about a book translate into a film about a book about a book? Not easily, but certainly not for lack of trying.

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Strong on replayability, and filled to the edges of the disc with powerful tunes that lodge themselves in your head long after you've stopped listening, Cotter demonstrates why he's still a Nashville Star.

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Vinny Chase hits rock bottom after the failure of "Medellin". Can he make a comeback? Can "Entourage" follow in his footsteps?

Daniel Barnz writes and directs this darkly beautiful and moving piece about a disorder that most people believe they understand only because they may be familiar with the more outrageous and overt symptoms.

Well, the film is a piece of crap, but at least Chun Li randomly starts up a bitch fight in a public washroom through the art of hip-hop dancing.

Burn Notice is visibly a USA Network series, with an unintentionally ironic Canadian television aesthetic that relies on sarcastic zingers, tight dresses and the occasional explosion to appease a mostly blue-collar demographic.

The final season of the country star's sitcom hits DVD with more of a whimper, less of a bang.

There was definitely some promise here, but, ultimately, "Push" just doesn't pull you in.

Before we learned that "wolfman has nards," and way before we spent a "Night at the Museum," there was the original Monster Squad, fighting crime on Saturday mornings.

Shakespeare, in imagining the eulogy Mark Antony delivered for Julius Caesar, may have had it backwards when he wrote, "The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones."

Alex Proyas delivers a special-effects laden bit of eye candy that almost impresses as a cerebral sci-fi thriller -- until you think about it.

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Dean Koontz has fun vilifying literary critics and mocking his own hairdo, but in the end his new book lives up to its name.

Eleven new songs sum up 15 years of Wilco, better than any greatest hits compilation.

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