see trailer | Everly The talented Salma Hayek stars as a woman forced to bunker down in her apartment and make a stand against mob assassins sent by her ex.
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see trailer | Fifty Shades of Grey An adaptation of the novel of the same name, Fifty Shades of Grey brings unhealthy sado-masochistic relationships to the mainstream.
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see trailer | The SpongeBob Movie A sequel to the surprisingly endearing first Spongebob movie, this takes the TV show's characters on land.
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see trailer | Jupiter Ascending From the Wachowski siblings (you may know them from the Matrix) comes this sweeping space epic.
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see trailer | Taken 3 Directed by Angelina Jolie, written by the Coen brothers, and based on a novel authored by the writer of Seabiscuit, Unbroken is the true story of an Olympic athlete captured by Japanese forces during World War II.
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see trailer | Annie Directed by Angelina Jolie, written by the Coen brothers, and based on a novel authored by the writer of Seabiscuit, Unbroken is the true story of an Olympic athlete captured by Japanese forces during World War II.
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see trailer | Unbroken Directed by Angelina Jolie, written by the Coen brothers, and based on a novel authored by the writer of Seabiscuit, Unbroken is the true story of an Olympic athlete captured by Japanese forces during World War II.
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see trailer | Inherent Vice A sprawling '70s detective tale, Inherent Vice's pulpy story will likely blend elements of dark humor with darker plot elements.
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see trailer | Mortdecai Johnny Depp takes a turn as a clueless mustachioed fop, taking a page from the Pink Panther series and using his witless debonair charm to solve a crime.
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see trailer | Top Five Chris Rock's contemplative comedy about success looks to be an entertaining entry into the comic's collection of works.
Rock has always been an analyzer. He'll pick apart racial politics, war, economy, childhood, and now his own fictionalized life.
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see trailer | Exodus: Gods and Kings Director Ridley Scott does things BIG. Gladiator. Black Hawk Down. Alien. What happens when someone with this pedigree gets ahold of a biblical epic?
When Moses rises up against Ramses to free his people, the plagues should be rendered exciting and glorious on the big screen.
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see trailer | The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies J.R.R Tolkien's works exist in a complicated and expansive fictional world that can be hard to dive into.
The Lord of the Rings films held our hands throughout, gave us a nice mix of action and story, and focused on the trials of recognizable characters.
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