Superbad director Greg Mottola helms this coming-of-age comedy about a college grad who takes a crap job at an amusement park and starts McLovin' on Twilight's Kristen Stewart.
Finally, a film about football players and the men who idolize—and stalk—them (such as Patton Oswalt). Expect testosterone-fueled hijinks in the directing debut from The Wrestler scribe Robert Siegel.
What sexy brutha is bad enough to take down The Man? Shaft! Er, no…Black Dynamite! Baby, dig this action-packed spoof of '70s blaxploitation movies.
A doctoral student copes with a breakup by interviewing various guys—aka jerks—like Timothy Hutton and Bobby Cannavale. John Krasinski takes a vacay from The Office to direct this adaptation of the late David Foster Wallace's short-story collection.
Director Antoine Fuqua revisits Training Day ground in this gritty pic about law-bending cops. The killer cast includes Richard Gere, Don Cheadle and Ethan Hawke.
A surreal metaphysical tragicomedy (yes, you read that right) starring Paul Giamatti as…actor Paul Giamatti, who stumbles into the soul-trafficking industry. Soul-searching ensues.
The hills are alive with Nazi zombies! There's gore galore when medical students—on a ski trip in Norway—do battle with undead German soldiers. Don't eat red snow!
This doc follows funnyman Chris Rock as he examines African-American hairstyles and how they've influenced the black community. With Ice-T, Raven Symoné and the Rev. Al Sharpton.
Pierce Brosnan and Susan Sarandon star as husband and wife, struggling to deal with their teen son's death and some unexpected news from his girlfriend. Take tissues.
This strange-but-true tale casts Jim Carrey as an ex-cop who lands in the clink. After falling for his cellmate (Ewan McGregor), who gets released, he attempts the great escape.
It's L.A. in the early '80s and based on the Bret Easton Ellis book, so lots of morally challenged privileged people indulge in sex, drugs and debauchery. To wit: Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke and Winona Ryder star.
Rory Culkin is a nerdy teen facing bullies at school, dysfunctional parents at home and even a Lyme disease outbreak! With Alec Baldwin and Cynthia Nixon.
Billy Bob Thornton and Kyle MacLachlan play manure salesmen in this odoriferous '60s-set comedy, while Téa Leoni is the new biz owner creating a big stink.
In this claymation pic, a pen-pal friendship forms between a lonely Aussie girl (Toni Collette) and an obese, middle-aged New Yorker (Philip Seymour Hoffman). Expect quirkiness.
A soldier (Ben Foster) struggles to return to a "normal" life after his tour in Iraq. But he's ethically shell-shocked by his attraction to an Army widow (Samantha Morton).
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Sam Rockwell is the lone worker at a moon-mining base—along with robot Gerty (not WALL-E?). After three years on the job, the lunar dude goes loony. Uh, who wouldn't?
A Manhattan mom (Uma Thurman) with two kids, a clueless hubby and an incontinent dog—eww—takes on the ultimate challenge: hosting her daughter's sixth birthday party.
Comedian Charlyne Yi stars in this semiautobiographical flick about one girl's search for true love. Impossible? Apparently not, since real-life BF Michael Cera also appears.
An overweight, illiterate high-schooler gets pregnant with her father's child…again. The unlikely cast includes Mo'Nique, Mariah Carey and Lenny Kravitz.
The muy caliente costars of Y Tu Mamá También—Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal—reunite in this balls-out comedy about rivaling, soccer-playing brothers.
Ashton Kutcher, American gigolo? Yep, the ladies pay a premium to get spunk'd by the L.A. lothario. But then he falls for a waitress who's secretly playing the same game.
Three 40-ish gal-pals seek R&R at an island resort, but it's a popular party spot for coeds. Boozing and barfing ensue. With SNLers Amy Poehler and Rachel Dratch.
Director James Strouse shoots and scores with this drama about an alcoholic ex-basketball star (Sam Rockwell) coaching a girls' varsity team. Game—and life lessons—on.
When his son dies in a freak masturbation accident, a failed writer (Robin Williams) fakes the kid's suicide journal. Jerkwad. Written/directed by Bobcat Goldthwait.