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Eddie Murphy plays a truth-challenged literary agent who learns his lesson when a bizarre set of circumstances allow him to utter only 1,000 words before dying.

In the vein of John Hughes, this movie celebrates that innocent time of life when a badass backyard party is the ultimate key to social success.

Paris' famed erotic showcase at the Crazy Horse saloon is profiled in this Frederick Wiseman documentary.

Nicolas Cage rides again.

Aussie “Boss” Paul Kelly has quite the tale to tell.

Reese Witherspoon, Tom Hardy, and Chris Pine star in this romcom about two CIA agents who fall for the same gal.

Ah, what is "A Night of Competitive Trivia & Brewskis," Alex?

Wolfgang had a sister who was also a musical prodigy. Guess which sibling the history books remember.

Robert Downey Jr. inhabits the role of Sherlock Holmes to a near-molecular level in this rushing whoosh of a follow-up to 2009's blockbuster.

There's lots of numbingly choreographed chaos and lascivious bloodletting in this megabudget picture about the Greek gods by the visual stylist Tarsem Singh.

The sun-drenched locales of Ghana and Burkina Faso provide the backdrops for this original zombie apocalypse.

A tangled post-production history kept this Kenneth Lonergan film from completion for six years, and its story about teenage trauma suffers as a result. But, oh, what a cast.

Gus Van Sant hits a rare discordant note with this story about two death-obsessed teens that is twee and precious instead of genuine and candid.

In case we've forgotten, this series returns to remind us that death does not like to be cheated.

Hellaciously original, this low-budget, post-apocalyptic film looks like no other in recent memory.

Errol Morris finds a real character for his documentary subject this time – scandal magnet Joyce McKinney, who allegedly abducted and raped a Mormon missionary.

Donate those barely-worn shoes from the closet floor to someone in need

This reboot of the franchise is too self-referential for its own good.

This Cannes Grand Prix winner is a spellbinding tale of Trappist monks amid Algerian civil chaos and finding purpose in faith.

Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling play a pair of lovers from first meet to last fight.

This is the finest Potter film yet – darker, funnier, and more epic than everything that has come before.

This animated film is vibrant and exceedingly clever, but also a rather slight thing for such mega-sized proportions.

This documentary, which is narrated by Matt Damon, illuminates the U.S. economic crisis with detailed yet engaging analysis.

Over-the-hill crime-fighters band together to save their own in this smirky, goofy mashup of a rom-com and action picture.

A group of strangers takes a ride with the devil on an elevator to hell.

Jennifer Lopez is back with a new romantic comedy about a woman whose biological clock is out of sync with her life.

David Duchovny and Demi Moore star in this partially successful comedy about consumer culture that turns uncomfortably moralistic part way through.

This French import is a nervy, comic action sequel that weds the sport of parkour with detective work.

Tens of thousands of arrows darken the sky in John Woo's epic retelling of an ancient Chinese battle.

In a switcheroo, animated aliens fear the human in their midst.