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A grittily femme perspective governs this otherwise conventional music saga about the Runaways, America's first all-girl rock band.

This year's five nominees for the best animated short Oscar are available for viewing. This year’s five Academy Award-nominated animated shorts include “A Matter of Loaf and Death,” the latest stop-motion Claymation piece from Nick Park and Aardman; “Granny O’Grimm’s Sleeping Beauty” by Nicky Phelan; “The Lady and the Reaper" by Recio García; “French Roast” by Fabrice O. Joubert; and the winning “Logorama” by the H5 collective.

Tom Ford ditched fashion designing for filmmaking with this smart adaptation of the Christopher Isherwood story about a grieving gay man in 1962 California.

Various characters who are ensnared within the dogged machinery of the American immigration system become the subjects of this multistrand narrative.

K.D. reaches a watershed and Barack comes out.

Jan & Dean mark the endless summer with a new compilation

Stuff the cork back in: This wine movie was sold before its time.

California judges say medi-pot laws don't conflict with federal pot prohibition

The first Beach Boys' solo album, Dennis Wilson's Pacific Ocean Blue, washes back ashore after more than three decades

For all the film’s rallying efforts, its meandering structure and absence of a central focal point result in a film about genocide that is, as unbelievable as it sounds, kind of boring.

This movie about the Mountain Meadows Massacre of Sept. 11, 1857, during which local Mormons murdered 120 members of a wagon train heading West, reeks of ulterior motives.

Nicolas Cage plays a man who can see into the future – a talent the FBI wants to put to use capturing terrorists.

Sienna Miller nails Edie Sedgwick's gamine naivete in this biopic, but the film feels far too pat for its own good.

It’s a soggy true-crime drama – too serious to be trashy, too trashy to be serious.

Ron Mann's Tales of the Rat Fink is an ebullient survey of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth's life that revs along with the zest a souped-up hot rod.

This remake ratchets up the gore while subtly rewiring some of the characters, but it never manages the nagging subtexts Craven so handily injected into the original horror film.

This hazy remake pales in comparison to John Carpenter's original fogbanks from 1980.

Oscar winner documents the collapse of Enron in vivid detail and with cinematic flourish.

What if Californians awoke one day to discover that all the Mexicans in the state had mysteriously vanished overnight?

Quantum physics, intent and possibility, science and fantasy … goofy cult or educational primer?

All sugar, no spice in this modern-day fairy tale

Rev your engines: The first bike movie of the year is here.

Moody and offbeat adaptation of Andre Dubus III bestseller heralds strong debut for new director and dandy performances by Jennifer Connelly and Ben Kingsley.