After an infertile couple (Jennifer Garner and Joel Edgerton) bury a box in their garden filled with handwritten dreams about the child they'll never have, a mysterious 10-year-old boy (C.J. Adams) turns up the next day, covered in dirt.
Jeremy Renner plays a government-trained super-assassin in the mold of Jason Bourne in this fourth installment of the action-adventure films inspired by Robert Ludlum's books.
A documentary about Rodriguez, a Detroit-born Mexican American musician who rose to rock idol status in South Africa but went virtually unheard in the United States.
The conclusion to director Christopher Nolan's acclaimed "Dark Knight" cycle features topical themes -- terrorism, haves vs. have-nots -- and not one but two villains: Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) and Bane (Tom Hardy).
Still trying to find their way back to the Central Park Zoo, Alex the lion, Marty the zebra, Melman the giraffe and Gloria the hippo wash up in Europe, where they fall in with a traveling circus.
Will Smith travels back in time to save the life of his partner Agent K, played as a young man by Josh Brolin, doing his best Tommy Lee Jones impression.
The little blue creatures from Smurf Village -- the product of the fevered imagination of a Belgian comic strip artist known as Peyo -- take Manhattan.
Animated tale about a young emperor penguin who, unable to sing to attract a mate, must explore other talents. The impressive roster of voice talent includes Elijah Wood, Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman.
A wealthy, wheelchair-bound paraplegic (Francois Cluzet) hires a young man from the projects (Omar Sy) to take care of him. A professional relationship grows into deep friendship.
Spring's most anticipated movie has not one or two but a virtual who's who of superheroes. Robert Downey Jr. stars as Iron Man (along with Gwyneth Paltrow as assistant Pepper Potts), and joining him are Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Chris Evans as Captain America and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, who heads up the hero team that will battle Loki and his army in an effort to save the world.
The dystopian-futuristic tale seems to have all the right things going for it, from a script by the smart Billy Ray ("Shattered Glass") to a cast headlined by Jennifer Lawrence ("Winter's Bone") and Josh Hutcherson ("The Kids Are All Right").
The saga of everybody's favorite ogre goes all "It's a Wonderful Life" when our hero (voice of Mike Myers) finds himself in a world in which he has never been born.
Malcolm McDowell is the ringleader of a band of thugs who is jailed for murder in the film originally rated X. One the films featured in Warner Bros. 75th anniversary festival of classics.
Colin Farrell does Schwarzenegger in a twisty reboot of the 1990 sci-fi action flick about an average Joe who discovers that his memories have been implanted.
An evil queen (Charlize Theron) sends a hunter (Chris Hemsworth) to fetch the fetching Snow White (Kristen Stewart) so she can eat the girl's still-beating heart.
Based on the book by Cressida Cowell, this 3D film follows Hiccup, a Viking teenager who befriends a dragon, going against his tribe's dragon-slaying tradition.
Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play a married couple trying to jump-start their 31-year marriage through a week of intensive counseling sessions with a deadpan couple's therapist (Steve Carell).
"Big things have small beginnings," says Michael Fassbender's character, ominously, in a space-travel adventure that's being touted as a prequel -- sort of -- to "Alien."
Jonathan Demme's comedy about a free-spirited woman (Melanie Griifth) attempting to liberate a yuppie (Jeff Daniels). Part of the AFI's Montgomery College series, which allows students and members of the public to view and participate in discussions about film. MC students with ID are admitted for $5.