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Shakespeare prodigy Kenneth Branagh’s less-than-royal superhero outing, plus Ginnifer Goodwin and Kate Hudson insult chickhood yet again.

Tonight, Poitier will be honored at the 38th Annual Chaplin Award Gala at Alice Tully Hall. This article was originally published in the March/April 2011 issue of Film Comment.

The fifth time's the charm for lovers of lowbrow vehicular mayhem, plus a British biopic like none you've ever seen before.

Reese and RPatz as Depression-era artists under the big top, plus two generations of Lebanese women under fire.

Wes Craven’s resurrected franchise gets fresh meat.

High Spirits: Russell Brand does Arthur, Franco and McBride go Medieval.

Giulia Melucci on The Restaurateur (First Run Features, $24.95)

Who am I this time? Secret identities abound in Duncan Jones's time-travel thriller and James Gunn's whacked-out superhero flick.

Leigh Whannell and James Wan photographed by Godlis on March 3.

On the occasion of the opening of Insidious on Friday, April 1, Film Comment is pleased to bring you the film’s director and writer’s Guilty Pleasures.

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Sisters are doin' it for themselves: Scott Foundas reviews Zack Snyder and Julian Schnabel's all-girl action dramas.