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Jackie Chan's kung fu/comedy classic turns a folk legend on its ear.

True story of siblings gives little insight into their inner lives

World War I drama shows heroism in saving, not taking, lives

True-life story of prison injustice can't escape procedural bonds

True crime drama gets an A-list female empowerment sheen

Horror lineup announced, plus shorts and more

Drama about how Dan Rather and his producer Mary Mapes got fired from CBS

The performances by Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo anchor this drama, which nearly sinks from its weightiness.

This hot-button film creates a sad portrait of a young black man unjustly shot down.

This honest, earnest, and naturalistic kids’ story about growing up Mexican-American in 1940s New Mexico is based on the popular book.

Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first Twilight movie, helms this update of the fairy tale.

In this inspirational film, a deceased tycoon's will decrees that his grandson perform a series of tasks to determine if the young man is worthy of inheriting the fortune.

World War II drama based on the bestselling book

This Disney film rises above the usual underdog sports cliches

A bestselling Swedish novel jumps to screen with inevitable Forrest Gump comparisons

It's all about the hair, the performances, and the grift and graft in this unpredictable new offering from David O. Russell.

Based on British poet Blake Morrison’s written memoir, this film is a very particular yet universal story about the eternal knot between fathers and sons.

A Chinese student studying theoretical cosmology in the U.S. also has a lot of dark matter occupying his head, and not even the assistance of faculty wife Meryl Streep can prevent it from taking over.

Four friends on a Mexican vacation discover something evil among the Mayan ruins.

It contains some freshman mistakes, but this microindie has such dramatic momentum, such a need to tell its story, that it's well worth a look.

Members of the violent Waodani tribe of Ecuador kill five Western missionaries, but as a result they choose to abandon their kill-or-be-killed ways.

Von Trotta puts a human face on 1943's Rosenstrasse uprising, one of the few public, and moreover, successful citizen protests against the power of the Nazi regime.