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Plan to meet for dessert afterward, but this is a weekend for families to split up among the multiplex auditoriums: There's a 3-D action fantasy for the kids, a rom-com for the ladies, and a gross-out comedy for the guys.
When Bob Newhart decided to do a sitcom after more than a decade of standup comedy, he had one nagging worry:
The busiest grownup summer movie season ever begins in earnest this weekend; even the requisite comic book-inspired blockbuster offers a sophisticated twist on classic superhero themes.
Roseanne Barr, who tonight debuts as a judge on NBC's Last Comic Standing, would rather be at home on her Hawaii macadamia nut farm, eating food from her garden and seeing her grandkids off to school.
A rampaging monster, a woman in distress, a visionary sports agent and a crusty cowboy codger make this a something-for-everyone weekend at the movies.
With the new 3-D version starring Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, Godzilla is bigger, badder and louder than ever. From a technical standpoint, there's no sense in even comparing director Gareth Edwards' computer-generated monster of today with the Japanese original of 60 years ago - a lumbering…
Mother's Day Weekend beings three fine new films-two based on true stories-that focus on women of all ages and stages of life.
You might call Patricia Heaton "America's Mom":
This weekend the movies take a breather between the Spring Break crowd pleasers and the big summer blockbusters, offering a mix of small-focus comedy, documenatry, and thriller.
For those unfamiliar with the gentle landscapes of America's Great Plains, Imperial, Neb., may seem literally in the middle of nowhere.