Eddie Edwards (Taron Egerton) dreams of the Olympics as a ten-year-old. Unfortunately, he's terrible at everything. His mother is incredibly supportive; his father is... not. But when Eddie discovers ski jumping, he realizes that he could be the first British Olympian...
Tom and Jerry have delighted fans of all ages ... for ages. They've followed a pattern set out by the likes of Batman, Scooby Doo, and others, teaming up or crossing paths with other historical and fictional characters. Warner Bros.' collection of Tom and Jerry...
Everyone is searching for something - U2 told us so! But in Terrence Malick's latest film, following?Tree of Life?and?To the Wonder, he explores the life of a screenwriter named Rick (Christian Bale). Adrift and seeking purpose, Rick's story may well be akin to...
In the universe where?Cloverfield?went down, Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) flees the city and her fiancee. Distracted by a call, she suffers an accident and awakens inside the basement bunker of Howard (John Goodman). He claims that she has been brought...
Alton (Jaeden Lieberher) is a special young man. He's so special that several government organizations with a spectrum of motivations and a cult devoted to things Alton has said are hot in pursuit of Alton and his father, Roy (Michael Shannon). In writer/director Jeff...
In?Gridlocked, David Hendrix (Dominic Purcell) gets the worst assignment ever: a community-service mandated ride along for party-happy movie star Brody Walker (Cody Hackman). Hendrix can't get real work because of a bullet wound he's still recovered from; Walker can't...
"My childhood room is filled with trophies like these but I haven't won a thing in my life!"--Charlie (Nicholas Braun) Boasting a lineup that includes Bryan Cranston, Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, John Cho, and John C. McGinley,?Get a Job?must...
In a world divided by race, religious credo, sexuality, politics, and more,?Zootopia?smacks us in the face with a fairy tale (or dare I say, parable?) that would've made the Grimm Brothers proud. We're called to invest ourselves in the stories of these animals, and...
Clive Owen plays a raggedy, older version of himself as Walt, an out-of-work, alcoholic carpenter who must fake his way to fatherhood of his eight-year-old son, Anthony (Jaeden Lieberher), for twenty-four hours. When Walt's ex-wife (Maria Bello) and new husband...