Avatar (PG13)
James Cameron’s technological masterpiece about a glow-in-the-dark planet took home a Golden Globe for best picture. | Photo courtesy of 20th Century Fox Review
Youth in Revolt (R)
Michael Cera once again plays a geeky boy in love with the hot girl, but this time the geek also has an alter ego. Now that’s acting. | Photo courtesy of Dimension Films
Crazy Heart (R)
Jeff Bridges and Maggie Gyllenhaal star in a country singer’s journey to re-examine his ways after welcoming a journalist into his life. | Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures Review
Dear John (PG13)
The latest Nicholas Sparks’ adaptation tells the tale of a couple in love separated by the hands of fate ... again. | PHOTO COURTESY OF SONY PICTURES
Valentine’s Day (PG13)
Every famous actor you know stars in this Love Actually-style romantic comedy full of interweaving stories. | Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Review
Shutter Island (PG13)
Leonardo DiCaprio, king of Martin Scorsese films, is a detective sent to explore an eerie island housing the mentally ill. | Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures Review
Cop out (R)
Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan are partners in finding a stolen vintage baseball card and providing a few laughs in between. | Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
The Crazies (R)
“Love thy neighbor” takes on an entirely different meaning when the guy next door poisons the town’s water supply. | Photo courtesy of Overture Films Review
The Last Station (R)
In his old age, famous author Leo Tolstoy has decided to will his works to the Russian people. That doesn’t sit well with his manipulative wife, played by Helen Mirren | Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Alice in Wonderland in Digital 3D (PG)
In Tim Burton’s new take on the classic novel, a 19-year-old Alice has to slay a dragon after accidentally returning to Wonderland. | PHOTO COURTESY OF WALT DISNEY PICTURES
Alice in Wonderland without 3D viewing showtimes
Alice in Wonderland (PG)
In Tim Burton’s new take on the classic novel, a 19-year-old Alice has to slay a dragon after accidentally returning to Wonderland. | PHOTO COURTESY OF WALT DISNEY PICTURES
Alice in Wonderland in Digital 3D show times
Brooklyn's Finest (R)
Richard Gere, Don Cheadle and Ethan Hawke play police officers whose lives converge for a week through a drug investigation. | PHOTO COURTESY OF OVERTURE FILMS
The White Ribbon (R)
This black and white picture, set on the cusp of WorldWar I, reveals the nature of a family living in a northern German town plagued with death and sorrow. | Photo courtesy of Filmladen Review
Green Zone (R)
In this new thriller, Matt Damon portrays Roy Miller, an officer sent to Baghdad in search of weapons of mass destruction. | Photo courtesy of Universal Studios
Our Family Wedding (PG13)
Forest Whitaker and Carlos Mencia star in this rom-com about two fathers dealing with their son and daughter’s engagement. | Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight
Remember Me (PG13)
Robert Pattinson takes a break from his vampire ways in order to play a man troubled by his father in this romantic drama. | Photo courtesy of Summit Entertainment
She’s Out of My League (PG13)
Kirk (Jay Baruchel), an average Joe, scores a date with a hottie, which sparks a relationship that their friends don’t understand. | Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures Review
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