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  • Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker (PG)

    When his uncle (Ewan McGregor) dies unexpectedly on an alleged business trip, ordinary English teenager Alex Rider (Alex Pettyfer) soon learns that there's a family tradition of secret agents, and he's next in line. more...
  • Alvin and the Chipmunks (PG)

    Live-action stars take a backseat to CGI chipmunks in this uneven family comedy: Alvin, Theodore, and Simon have the only good lines or recognizable emotions, with Jason Lee and David Cross straining to flesh out their cardboard roles. more...
  • The Ant Bully (PG)

    This is based upon a very short children's book by John Nickle, a beautifully drawn if crudely told tale of a boy named Lucas, who sports Coke-bottle glasses and a propeller skull cap and is picked on by a buzz-cut bully named Sid. more...
  • Aquamarine (PG)

    Mean Girls meets Splash in this tweener comedy about two 13-year-olds who befriend a runaway mermaid (Sara Paxton). more...
  • Arthur and the Invisibles (PG-13)

    The wildly uneven French writer-director-producer Luc Besson has a fondness for life outside the margins of conventional society: the neon-lit labyrinths of the Paris Metro (Subway), the pristine depths of the ocean (The Big Blue). more...
  • Bedtime Stories (PG)

    In this uneven Disney family picture, Adam Sandler tones down his arrested-development persona, trading crass for cuddly as a hotel janitor stuck with babysitting his niece and nephew. more...
  • Bridge to Terabithia (PG)

    Don't be fooled by the CGI-laden, Narnia-lite trailers for Bridge to Terabithia: Far from a computer-generated escapist fantasy, this film is an unpretentious and touching tale of preteen companionship and loss. more...
  • Cars (G)

    The latest vehicle to roll off a Pixar assembly line that has thus far kicked out nothing but spit-shined classics answers that age-old question: What would Doc Hollywood have been like had it been populated entirely by, ya know, cars? more...
  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (PG)

    Roald Dahl's 1964 classic, about a good-hearted poor boy who tours a fabulous factory owned by a profoundly weird man-child, inspired a 1971 film starring Gene Wilder as the eccentric chocolate-maker. more...
  • Charlotte's Web (G)

    Breathe easy: Gary Winick's live-action Charlotte's Web does not screw up one of the seminal works of American children's literature. more...
  • Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (PG)

    The whole gang -- Mom (Bonnie Hunt), Dad (Steve Martin), 12 kids, and the family dog -- is back in this so-so sequel to the surprisingly successful 2003 comedy (which was, itself, a remake of a 1950 film). more...

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