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Opening in limited release on December 17th, 2008, The Wrestler stars Mickey Rourke, Marisa Tomei, and Evan Rachel Wood.

The Life Before Her Eyes is a smart and deep thriller about the consequences of a Columbine-like event.

Darron Aronofsky's newest masterpiece is the heartbreaking tale of a man on the brink of destruction.

This feature-length, computer-generated science fiction action-adventure expands on the multiple award-winning 2003 short film Terra.

LionsGate/Roadside Attractions will bring Aristomenis Tsirbas' film Battle for Terra to theatres on May 1st. Movie stars Evan Rachel Wood, Luke Wilson, Justin Long.

This new animated film takes on the serious subjects of the environment, acts of aggression, and coping with loss.

Conservation and co-existence are the themes of this colorful film about aliens, invasion, and living in harmony.

Snoot/Menithings' Battle for Terra is so cliché-ridden and saccharine that it would make Pamela Anderson want to drop-kick a puppy. 2/10

In Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke gives a stunning performance in a movie that could've been pulled from his own life. 9/10.

Edward Norton shows up in a role reminiscent of his Primal Fear career-starter in David Jacobson's indie Cannes pick Down in the Valley.

Mickey Rourke's remarkable return to acting finds him in what could be described as a semi-autobiographical turn as "The Ram" Robinson in Aronofsky's "The Wrestler."

Comeback kid Mickey Rourke pulls off a 'Rocky' in this tale of a once famed, but still highly respected professional wrestler living a life of isolation.

There's plenty that's funny but way too familiar in this Woody Allen entry -- from the bittersweet screenplay to the performances to the soundtrack's musical standards.

Terrible looks from the Academy Awards of 2009 that will go down in history into the Fashion Hall of Horror

The cast for Snoot Entertainment's upcoming animated movie Terra features Dennis Quaid, Danny Trejo, James Garner and Rosanna Arquette. And that ain't all, folks.

DVD bonus features give clarity to this exciting psychedelic rock musical featuring a young cast of little-known actors.

After a considerable hiatus from Hollywood, Mickey Rourke returns to top form as an aging wrestler, whose life scars in and out of the ring are slow to heal.

It's been many years since Mickey Rourke appeared as the sexy, handsome actor from 9 1/2 Weeks. In new film, Rourke infuses character with hints of his own sordid past.

If you like the Beatles and musicals, you will love Across the Universe.

The Wrestler stars Mickey Rourke, Marisa Tomei and Evan Rachel Wood and follows the life struggles of fictional pro-wrestler Randy "The Ram" Robinson.

Woody Allen returns to top-form with the deeply cynical, smartly hysterical film, Whatever Works, starring Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood.

A dockworker comes to America to seek out his estranged father and instead finds love, turmoil, and war.

Enter the whimsical, girly world of fashion designer Betsey Johnson where tiger prints are paired with floral patterns and large plastic spider charms adorn necklaces.

In a decade-long career Dareen Aronofsky has asserted himself as one of American film's most unique visionaries. The Wrestler confirms his virtuosity and singularity.

It's hard to find a great movie about women that isn't full of stereotypes of "chick flick" sappiness. Here are 8 examples of intelligent films about women's issues.

The works of Woody Allen, Tom Wolfe, Walt Whitman and George Templeton Strong help define the capital of the world.

Little Voice is a painfully shy north of England teenage girl whose only comfort is a set of old record albums with which she sings along and looses herself in the songs.

Take a break from Halloween horror movies this month and enjoy some romance.

Solitude is an essential theme for Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler. The actor's personal parallels to the film infuse both sincerity and realism.

Large, long dangling earrings and draped bracelets adorned the stars this past Sunday evening on the red carpet at the 2009 Golden Globes.

Whatever Works is Woody Allen's starkest comedy since Deconstructing Harry (1997), and one of his best in over a decade; thanks to another sharp turn by Larry David.