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Longhorn legend Freddie Steinmark gets his due in this sports drama

Aaron Eckhart stars in this middle-aged wake-up call whose message – trust yourself and find your inner child – is tired but expressed with a whole lot of enthusiasm.

While No Reservations is no Big Night, it's surprisingly winsome in parts, by virtue of Catherine Zeta-Jones' performance, and a romantic fable that lingers on the palette of the mind's eye.

You can probably guess what happens when Aaron Eckhart's widower meets Jennifer Aniston's lovelorn florist.

This snarkily playful little comedy gets so wrapped up in its own barbed witticisms that it fails to land even the lightest sucker-punches on the institutions it aims to skewer.

Affleck and Uma race to descramble the past in this futuristic thriller based on a Philip K. Dick short story and directed by John Woo.

Aaron Eckhart stars as a modern-day Frankenstein, who faces off against supernatural creatures in this film based on the graphic novel by Kevin Grevioux.

It''s Die Hard at the White House as a lone man battles the terrorists who take the building with diabolical force.

Aliens fight the U.S. Marines in a gritty urban war. Viewers are the losers.

In the wake of their child's death, a couple tries to claw their way back to "normal" life.

There's a reason why this FBI agent who's chasing a serial killer has constant headaches: He's in the middle of a murky movie that mixes arch style with police procedural.

This dual love story spanning two centuries, taken from A.S. Byatt's Booker Prize-winning novel, is handled with typical LaBute pessimism.

My All American revisits UT Football legend Freddie Steinmark

Director Jason Reitman spins his feature, 'Thank You for Smoking'

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An uncannily accurate mirror of the contemporary cultural zeitgeist, this epic finale to the Batman trilogy is just that: epic.

Roland Emmerich goes all guns blazing recreating the pivotal sea battle

A boxer returns to the ring in this conventional drama

Eastwood's film tells the story of the "miracle on the Hudson"

Alan Ball's film is guaranteed to discomfit and dismay with its dangerous plunge into an adolescent girl's discovery of sexuality and self-identity.

The visuals soar and Heath Ledger's Joker is magnificent, although this Batman movie is grim and chilly, as if made for our age of anxiety.

No Reservations, Mindy Kucan's Hot Summer Night, and more

Ron Howard directs Tommy Lee Jones and Cate Blanchett in tough Western drama.