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The story: Freeman plays Nelson Mandela in this true story of a rugby coach (Damon) who works with the legendary South African president to forge a new sense of national identity during the 1995 World Cup.
The story: A beautiful girl named Tiana crosses paths with a frog prince, who needs a kiss to become human.
The story: A metro conductor and his daughter have lived together all her life but must navigate a new existence when they each meet someone.
R
Brothers
The story: When a Marine goes missing in Afghanistan, his ne'er-do-well brother takes care of his wife and family, with cataclysmic results.
PG-13
Everybody's Fine
The story: A widower takes to the road to check in with his adult children, who aren't doing as well as he'd thought.
As a corporate "road warrior" accustomed to living life on planes and in and out of suitcases, George Clooney is at his suavest -- perfect for the job.
The story: Staid family man Mr. Fox (voiced by Clooney) indulges his wild side by returning to a life of chicken-stealing, alarming his wife, son and nephew in this animated adaptation of the Roald Dahl book.
The story: Warlords and a power-mad prime minister duke it out for control of 3rd-century China as the Han Dynasty comes to an end.
The story: Nicolas Cage plays a rogue police detective in post-Katrina New Orleans, where he shakes down drug dealers and murderers while scrounging coke, heroin and other illicit goodies on the side. Mendes plays his girlfriend, a hooker with -- what else? -- a heart of gold.
PG-13
The Blind Side
The story: Sandra Bullock plays a well-to-do housewife who takes in a homeless African American teenager, thereby changing both their lives.
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