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Jennifer Westfeldt's sort-of romantic comedy Friends with Kids is on to something, even if in the end it suffers from a failure of nerve. This is actor and screenwriter Westfeldt's directorial debut (she co-wrote and starred in the 2001 feature Kissing Jessica Stein

I love Harry Connick Jr.! He’s sweet, charming, and he remembered me from my first time meeting him for the movie "New in Town." In "Dolphin Tale," the actor plays Dr. Clay Haskett, the inspiring man who runs the Clearwater Marine Hospital.

"Dolphin Tale" is a fantastic family film about the inspiring and incredible bond between humans and animals. Don’t miss this touching and charming film when it opens September 23rd.

Austin Stowell, perhaps best known for his role as Jesse in ABC Family’s "The Secret Life of the American Teenager," stars in "Dolphin Tale" as Kyle Connellan, a champion swimmer turned Iraq War vet.

I love Christina Hendricks! Not only is she sweet and hot, she's also a fantastic actress. This weekend alone, she's starring in both "Drive" and "I Don't Know How She Does It." And of course, she's part of the powerful "Mad Men" ensemble.

You guys watch this movie okay? So we can see the fantastic second and third installment of the film versions of the books written by Suzanne Collins such as "Catching Fire" and "Mockingjay."

The idea that Machete, Robert Rodriguez’s grindhouse tribute, was inspired in part by his Spy Kids trilogy of the early aughts is an appealing one. Danny Trejo played a kid’s idea of a bad guy named Machete in the films, then helped carry a genre mutation of the character over into bloody B-movie territory.

Star racecar Lightning McQueen and the incomparable tow truck Mater take their friendship to exciting new places when they head overseas to compete in the first-ever World Grand Prix to determine the world's fastest car.

Leave it to writer/director Robert Rodriguez to cook up a new scheme for you to watch the fourth installment of his popular franchise, "Spy Kids."

The heart of "Super 8" belongs to the fantastic child actors namely Joel Courtney (Joe Lamb), Riley Griffiths (Charles), Gabriel Basso (Martin -- absent from this interview), Zach Mills (Preston), and Ryan Lee (Cary).