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We Are Marshall
added the trailer for the football drama, starring Matthew McConaughey and Matthew Fox

Kinky Boots
An English shoe factory owner attempts to save his family’s failing business by making boots for drag queens in this comedy. Well, we’ve heard worse business ideas. [Rated PG-13]

Say Uncle
A gay artist arouses suspicion in his local community when he desperately seeks a replacement for his godson after the boy moves away in this comedy starring Peter Paige (who also wrote and directed) and Kathy Najimy. [Rated R]

Unknown White Male
Imagine waking up on Coney Island with no memory of any part of your life. That’s exactly what happened to Doug Bruce, the subject of this documentary. [Rated PG-13]

Harry giggles through LADY IN THE WATER!
Earlier the same night that I saw WORLD TRADE CENTER a film about reality so harsh and cold and real that you’ll fight to catch a breath’ I saw a bedtime story from M Night Shyamalan. I honestly believe that somewhere between 75%-85% of those that go and see this movie that read this site are going to hate it. The others will love it or like it. It isn’t a division of intellect

0% Crossover
A sports movie with a good heart and a good message, but is undermined by the cliche-laden amateurish script and home-video level production value.

Box Office Preview: "Crank" Closes Up Summer Movie Season
The summer movie season comes to an official end with the Labor Day holiday weekend unleashing three new releases plus the national expansion of a fourth. Lionsgate offers the action crowd “Crank,” Warner Bros. provides the suspense thriller “The Wicker Man,” Sony takes a shot with the basketball drama…

Zach Braff Talks "Fletch"
Comedic actor Zach Braff has quite a few gigs on his plate: His newest movie (”The Last Kiss“) is set to open next week, he’s about to get started on the sixth (and probably final) season of “Scrubs,” and he’s got that all-new rendition of “Fletch” to look forward to……

The Barnyard release date changed
Because Home on the Range left us all wanting more!

BOP 25 of Fall
Fall means one thing and one thing only to North America: football. But we are not a football Web site. So, we bear the onus of convincing you, the readers, that the post-Labor Day period at the box office is not the graveyard you consider it to be. With the Academy Awards voting period pushed up a month, the release schedule now features a surprisingly strong October in addition to the usual C-grade action films available in September.