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- 'The Trip to Italy' is incredibly funny and a worthwhile sequel
'Italy' stars Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as rival actors checking out high-end restaurants.
- Chloe Grace Moretz is one of the best parts of the movie 'If I Stay'
Chloe Grace Moretz stars in the film 'If I Stay,' which centers on a teenager who is involved in a car accident. The movie starring Chloe Grace Moretz is based on the young adult book of the same name by Gayle Forman.
- 'The Giver' is unduly do-goody and drab
'The Giver' stars Jeff Bridges as the title character, who is the sole person who remembers the history of humankind, and Brenton Thwaites as his student.
- 'The Giver' star Jeff Bridges discusses his passion project
'The Giver' actor Jeff Bridges remembers wanting to make a film of Lois Lowry's classic dystopian novel. 'I thought, "It's gonna be a cinch," and that was 18 years ago,' the actor said. 'The Giver' comes to theaters on Aug. 15.
- Famous movie lines: How well do you know them?
While favorite movie characters and their adventures remain in our minds long after we're done watching the films, snappy or meaningful quotes stay with us, too. Do you know these famous bits of dialogue? Try our quiz!
- 10 quotes in remembrance of Robin Williams Here are 10 humorous and profound quotes commemorating the great comedian Robin Williams.
- 'What If,' a romantic comedy, is too satisfied with its cuteness
'What If' stars Daniel Radcliffe as Wallace, who is in love with his female friend (Zoe Kazan), and Radcliffe and Kazan have a nice rapport.
- 'Deepsea Challenge 3D' finds director James Cameron exploring the ocean floor
In 'Deepsea,' Cameron drops seven miles through the ocean in the Deepsea Challenger vessel.
- 'The Hundred-Foot Journey' is predictable but comforting
'Hundred' centers on two restaurants across the street from one another, an Indian eatery headed up by Papa Kadam (Om Puri) and the Michelin-starred French restaurant Le Saule Pleureur, which is overseen by Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren).
- 'Guardians of the Galaxy': An over-stuffed cosmic comedy
The Marvel moviemaking empire gets an 'A' for the comedic effort, but this reviewer found 'Guardians of the Galaxy" too ham-handed, too zany. Disney reports a strong opening.
- 'Rabindranath Tagore: The Poet of Eternity' is more of a tutorial than a living history
'Tagore' does manage to convey the reverence that the poet, essayist, novelist, painter, and composer inspired.
- 'Happy Christmas': The conflicts never come to a full boil
'Happy' stars writer-director Joe Swanberg and Melanie Lynskey as a married couple, Jeff and Kelly, who take in Jeff's troubled sister (Anna Kendrick).
- 'Calvary' is just a whodunit with pseudo-biblical pretensions
'Calvary' has weighty, acerbic dialogue that's difficult to buy into, but actor Brendan Gleeson does deliver a wonderful performance as an Irish priest.
- 'Get On Up': Chadwick Boseman does commendable job portraying James Brown
The '42' actor is great in 'Up,' but the movie feels the need to portray every single aspect of Brown's life.
- The 25 best science fiction movies of all time What are the best movies about mysterious planets, visitors from other worlds, and the future on our very own Earth? Check out our picks!
- Comic-Con debuts new 'Mockingjay' trailer
The latest trailer for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I" was shown to fans at Comic-Con in San Diego Friday. The trailer can be seen at Best Buy today and online on Monday. Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) is shown taking up the fight against President Snow.
- 'And So It Goes' is a generic romantic comedy
'Goes' stars Michael Douglas as a curmudgeonly real estate agent and Diane Keaton as his neighbor.
- 'A Most Wanted Man' features a fully rounded performance by Philip Seymour Hoffman
Hoffman stars as a German spymaster in one of his final films.
- 'Magic in the Moonlight': Woody Allen explores reason versus mysticism
'Magic,' Woody Allen's newest movie, stars Colin Firth as a stage magician determined to unmasking a clairvoyant for the fraud he believes she is, but some actions by the characters aren't believable and the central relationship is half-baked.
- 'Lucy': Even the supersmart protagonist probably couldn't explain this movie
'Lucy' stars Scarlett Johansson as an American expat in Taiwan whose brain power is increased.