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Place 3 challenger fires up

Filmed in Austin, this horror film is a love story and hyperviolent revenge freakout that is well-performed and well-made.

Steve Carell provides the voice of the supervillain Gru in this animated movie in which he plots to capture the moon.

This documentary is about the little-remembered figure Rudolf Israel Kasztner, who negotiated with Adolf Eichmann for the release of 1,700 Jews from Hungary, only to later be castigated for Nazi collaboration.

Taxi crash at council

A messy assemblage of mythic odds and ends, Clash of the Titans takes a nosedive off Mount Olympus.

Jackie Chan plays an undercover CIA agent who turns out to be a disastrous babysitter for his girlfriend's three kids.

An animated tale of a peace-loving race of creatures known as Terrians, who are invaded by alien humans.

Go out and explore. With so many options, it's hard to go wrong.

Legislative Study Group chair asks why governor has left fixing state residential facilities to legislature

Despite the sincere coming-of-age story at the heart of this movie rife with singers-turned-actresses, there's no denying the pleasures found in the film's soulful matriarchy.

Choke, a forgettable adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk’s 2001 novel, features Sam Rockwell as a man of many hats, all of them off-putting.

This Brazilian film is set against the twinned, opposing backdrops of the explosive 1970 World Cup and the human toll of the country's brutal military dictatorship.

This new Bollywood film tells the story of two brothers who compete with cars at the racetrack.

After all those cataclysmic movies like Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow, it seems right that Roland Emmerich has now turned his focus to the beginnings of civilization.

A lost band of Egyptian musicians from a police orchestra find refuge with some Israeli townspeople.

Yet, Texas Dems favor Clinton on the top issues

A glance at all things Jennifer

Only in Hollywood can a movie about alien children be boring, although the terrific performances of John Cusack and Bobby Coleman help redeem this predictable mush.

Despite the fact that Tyler Perry relies on contrivances and sentimentality, he manages to spin a good yarn in the process.

Dewhurst's plan to get 'Texas tough' on child molesters doomed to fail

No working male director loves the community of women more than Almodóvar, and Volver is his ode of love to women’s congress and fortitude.

Bobby looks at the lives of some everyday people who are about to get caught up in the avalanche of history when they become witnesses to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

Thai martial arts star Tony Jaa, who made a strong stateside impression in the recent Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior, stars in this follow-up action picture, that plays like an invigorating Free Willy with elephants.

The toastiest summer on record is but an intermittently flickering 40-watt bulb compared to this positively incendiary sexual firestorm.

This Aussie coming-of-age film features a mesmerizing performance by stateside newcomer Abbie Cornish as the 16-year-old lead.

This Italian film presents a modern parable about a Palestinian family, whose home in the West Bank is abruptly taken over by Israeli soldiers.

This documentary raises staggering questions about virtually every aspect of the criminal-justice system as it follows what happens to several convicts who have been exonerated by DNA evidence submitted by the Innocence Project.