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Jessica Alba stars in a remake of the successful Japanese horror film "The Eye". Directed by Xavier Palud & David Moreau, co-starring Parker Posey, and Alessandro Nivola

Tatia Rosenthal's $9.99, based on Etgar Keret's short stories, is a stop-motion Robert Altman homage. 6/10.

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If you like 'Saw,' you'll love the gory, dreary, just plain strange 'Repo! The Genetic Opera,' a filming of Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich's stage rock opera.

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While the movie, A Passage to India, based on Forster's book is not literally faithful to the action of the book, it can be argued it is faithful to a potential subtext.

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Roland Emmerich directs the grand daddy of disaster movies with 2012. The world is about to end, but with any luck John Cusack will live on.

2012 is the quintessential disaster film dominated by special effects.

According to the Mayans, the world ends in three years - about as long as the new disaster movie 2012, easily the worst end-of-civilization film ever.

Roland Emmerich's 2012, an epic adventure about the end of the world, certainly didn't live up to expectations.

Giant tsunamis, earthquakes surpassing the Richter Scale and the destruction of some of the world's most famous landmarks save this too-predictable movie from itself.

Roland Emmerich might not get 12-camera coverage on a single explosion like Michael Bay, but he'll always be a better overall director of canonical cornball action.

21 is a lifeless adaptation of the acclaimed true life novel "Bringing Down the House", which recounts the adventures of a group of MIT students who took on Las Vegas.

Jane has been a bridesmaid 27 times, unable to turn down anyone who needs her help. Now she's facing her biggest reason to say no.

A group of bloodthirsty vampires descend upon the town of Barrow, which has been plunged into darkness; feeding upon its inhabitants.

A Bucket of Blood stars Dick Miller as an insecure busboy who becomes a crazed sculptor, in this 1959 horror comedy.

ImageWorks Digital/Disney's A Christmas Carol falls apart whenever director Robert Zemeckis wants to show off some special effects. 5/10.

Consistently over-praised, this was the team's first film at highbrow MGM and it shows - with the usual winning Marx formula watered down by a meddling studio.

Terminator Salvation is not the best Terminator movie, but it's not the worst either. An interesting plot and good action was hindered by poor character development.

Sylvestor Stallone reprises his role as John Rambo; a reluctant action hero with a penchant for violence. Julie Benz costars.

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Superbad director Greg Mottala directs his own script, recounting a summer of growing up and falling in love, with Twilight star Kristen Stewart.

Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece has rightfully assured it's place as not only a genre classic, but also as a key movie in cinema history.

An Education is the story of one young girl who discovers a whole new world and must decide whether to follow her dreams or try something new.

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Ben Kingsley, Penelope Cruz and Patricia Clarkson star in this melancholic adaptation of the Philip Roth short story "The Dying Animal".

David Bowers' Astro Boy, based on the Osamu Tezuka manga, is derivative as all get out, but still a great leap forward for Imagi Studios. 6/10.

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Banlieue 13, or District 13 in English, is a French action film featuring David Belle's parkour, a free-running stunt-sport involving lots of running and jumping.

Barbie in the Nutcracker is a story about a girl who does not give up, but finds the courage to help those in need and because of this bravery she saves a kingdom.

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

Jack Black, Mos Def, Danny Glover, Mia Farrow and Melonie Diaz star in a film with huge comedy potential but ends up being sentimental

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Belly is praised for its realistic portrayal of street violence and redemption. There are still areas where the Hype Williams piece falls short of anything spectacular.

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Black Dynamite - directed by Scott Sanders and starring Michael Jai White - can't decide if it's spoofing, or paying tribute to, blaxploitation films. 7/10.

Funny men Will Ferrell and Jon Heder skate uncomfortably close to proclaiming the sport of figure skating for exactly what it is, could be, and should never have become.

This nonfiction science adventure follows a committed team of scientists and graduate students who journey to the end of the Earth to conduct an experiment.

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This hard hitting, debut documentary from Australian director Sunny Abberton is a conflict ridden 'bloody, blokey, lovestory.'

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