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Two big films are opening this weekend, we have "Prometheus" for sci-fi fans, and "Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted" for the entire family. In "Prometheus," director Ridley Scott returns to the world he created in "Alien" for this prequel of sorts.

The Broadway show "Rock of Ages" by Chris D’Arienzo was critically and commercially well-received garnering five 2009 Tony Award nominations including Best Musical.

One of the most anticipated movies of the summer is finally here, Rupert Sanders’ retelling of the "Snow White" tale. Kristen Stewart stars in the titular role and she’s going head-to-head with Queen Ravenna, the always gorgeous Charlize Theron.

Filmmaker Chris Eyre made his name with his 1998 debut Smoke Signals, a delicate indie adapted from a short story by Sherman Alexie about two young men living on the Coeur D'Alene Indian Reservation who go an a road trip to retrieve the belongings of one's recently deceased estranged father.

Teenage Ansiedad (Cierra Ramirez) is lacking in role models. Her father’s unknown, her best friend (Raini Rodriguez) is faithful but a little dull

As mild, comforting and vaguely colonial as beans on toast, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel brings together some of Britain's top-shelf acting treasures for a story of late-life awakenings and self-discovery in India.

If you are to believe the marketing campaign behind "Dark Shadows," you would be led into thinking that the film is campy in the grand tradition of "The Addams Family."

I salute Lee Hirsch! He created a documentary that is timely and much-needed. That movie, of course, is "Bully." The Weinstein Co. film that was previously in limited release is slowly spreading across North America.

Nicholas Sparks is a good storyteller. His prose digs deep into the male and female psyches which makes his books intriguing and moving. Most romantic melodramas just favor the point-of-view of the female character so it’s quite refreshing that Sparks understands both sides.

So is the new Nicholas Sparks film worth your money? Is Zac Efron effortless in channeling fellow Sparks alumnus Channing Tatum for the role?