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New Line has unveiled a new trailer for "Rock of Ages," and this time -- we see more of Tom Cruise as hair band rocker Stacee Jaxx.

Though it’s always a bad idea to review a director’s intentions at the expense of the actual results, there’s something about Paul Weitz’s movies that makes you want to cut him a little extra slack.

God save Craig Brewer’s Footloose, which is less a movie for today’s audiences than for yesterday’s — and I mean that in the good way.

Once upon a time, residents in Elmore City, Oklahoma were not allowed to dance. That became the basis of the 1984 "Footloose" movie written by Dean Pitchford and directed by Herbert Ross.

Crazy, Stupid, Love. is, for the most part, an effective love story, but the two figures in thrall to one another aren’t the ones you think: The magnetism between the movie’s two male stars, Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling, is what really makes the movie tick.

Watching a smart romantic comedy like “Crazy, Stupid, Love” in a summer filled with fighting giant robots, magical boy wizards, and avenging superheroes is like drinking a tall, cool glass of lemonade during sweltering heat.

Even though CinemaCon was in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, the actors visiting us in the press room before the awards ceremony on March 31st were promoting spring and summer films that hadn’t been released yet. In fact, most of these movies still haven’t been, so it seems like a good time to share what they had to say.

CinemaCon begins tomorrow, which means four days of screenings, lunches and panels from March 28th through the 31st, culminating in an awards ceremony on Thursday evening at the Caesar's Palace Hotel in Las Vegas.