Thor: The Dark World (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, PG-13)
Viewers will need to have seen not only Thor but also The Avengers in order to understand all of the interconnected storylines that are being presented.
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Hitchcock (Fox Searchlight Pictures, PG-13)
In a lot of ways, Hitchcock isn’t quite so much about the making of Psycho as it is about the relationship between Alfred and Alma.
Thor (Paramount Pictures, PG-13)
Thor turns out to be the type of CGI circle jerk for which I have no patience at all; everyone’s talent is wasted, your money is wasted, your brain cells are wasted.
The Rite (New Line Cinema, PG-13)
Screenwriter Michael Petroni has crafted a very entertaining, if somewhat derivative, twist on the genre that makes for a decent movie.
The City of Your Final Destination (Screen Media Films, PG-13)
There is no other word for this film than excellent: the actors, the story, the beautiful cinematography all feel so fresh and vibrant.