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The Nanny Diaries is an unfortunate effort, which showcases solid direction and decent acting put toward something ultimately as useless as the rich people it mocks.

The Hottest State is the story of a young man's tumultuous relationship with a unique woman.

An outstanding script, along with strong performances and direction, make this off-beat film come alive.

Nine years after her autobiographical debut film, The Slums of Beverly Hills, hit theaters, Tamara Jenkins's sophomore film, The Savages, was finally released.

'The world is watching' proclaims the film's advertising campaign and this is an accurate assessment for audiences in 1998. Peter Weir's film is engaging and provocative.

Cotillard has won the 2007 Best Actress Golden Globe for her portrayal of Edith Piaf, and she's been nominated for an Oscar, SAG and BAFTA. Can she win the Academy Award?

In an official press release, the Sundance Institute has revealed the 112 films that will be shown during the 2010 festival which runs Jan. 21-31 in Park City, Utah.

Dangerous dramas and thrillers come to DVD for the holiday season.

Hollywood's biggest night delivered an upset as Marion Cotillard took Best Actress and the expected, Daniel Day-Lewis for Best Actor. No Country for Old Men a big winner

Whether in the mood for a dramatic tearjerker or a silly-sweet comedy, there is a romantic movie for the occasion.

The romantic comedy Love Actually is a film about the complications of falling in, and out, of love. Set in London just before Christmas, it makes great holiday viewing.

In anticipation of the holiday season, special gift sets of favorite romance movies hit store shelves this month.

Couples waiting for their own weddings, or the wedding of a loved one, will find that time flies faster when watching one or more of these all-time great movie romances.