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• Review of 'Elegy' starring Penelope Cruz and Ben Kingsley

• Filming Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' was a dream fulfilled for Rebecca Hall

• Downey's the real deal in a world of fake

• Tom Cruise takes comedic turn in 'Tropic Thunder'

• What 'Dark Knight' and 'Wall-E' have in common

• Will 'Dark Knight' sink 'Titanic'?

• 'Tropic Thunder' rumbles past Batman with $26M; 'Dark Knight' takes over No. 2 all-time spot

• Woody Allen's flicks and chicks are forever young

• Director Guy Maddin a different kind of guy

• Movie capsules for Aug. 15

• Family Filmgoer

• In 'Tropic Thunder,' Ben Stiller toughs it out

• Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona surprises

• 'Henry Poole Is Here' avoids cynicism

• 'Love Story' producer dies in West Palm Beach

• Oddly drawn to 'The Clone Wars'

• Guess what 'Ratatouille,' 'Bourne Ultimatum,' and 'Wall-E' share?

• Movie review: 'Fly Me to the Moon' missing right stuff

• Man on Wire: High above New York, a life is on the line

• 'Bottle Shock' a bit fruity but has smooth aftertaste

• James Franco plays against type in 'Pineapple Express'

• Going on the offensive

• Hollywood's jean pool

• Nanette Burstein's American Teen offers textbook cases of high school

• Bill Maher hates your (fill in the blank) religion

• 'Star Wars' just kid stuff?

• Harry Potter and the curse of the Oscars

• Movies

• Family Filmgoer

• 'Hell Ride' has violence! Nudity! But it's still lousy

• After 'Step,' time to grow up

• People's film picks for the week of Aug. 8

• 'American Teen' documentary on teens is too slick for its own good

• A Man Named Pearl shows garden inspired by bigotry

• Nostalgic 'Sixty Six' misses the mark until final moments

• 'Swing Vote' plays America's civic complacency for laughs

• Reanimation can get boring in 'Mummy'

• Cancel your 'Brideshead' revisit

• His Holiness, others discuss changing the world in Dalai Lama Renaissance

• Ferrell is no stranger to singing for laughs

• 'The Dark Knight' enters 'Titanic' territory

• A Siskel & Ebert & Roeper timeline Photos

• Palm Beach County Movie Times for Monday, July 28

• Movies: X-Files remake gets lost in translation

• 'The Wackness': Teen therapy goes up in smoke

• Ferrell, Reilly trip on steps

• Brit comedy's slackers loved by celeb fans

• 'The Dark Knight' exceeds its buzz

• Review: 'The Dark Knight' is a dark perfection

• Mamma Mia! hopes audiences can be had for a song

• Savage Grace shows Julianne Moore's mastery

• 'Space Chimps' delivers chuckles for young kids

• Brazilian film Alice's House has sad life nailed

• 'Hellboy II: The Golden Army' offers some fun with the funky

• Brendan Fraser brings refreshing humanity to CG-heavy 'Journey to the Center of the Earth'

• 'Before the Rains': A pat, pretty affair not worth remembering

• Sharp-eyed fans spot Batman bloopers

• In 'Hancock,' we need a superhero who can battle villains and straighten out the economy

• Earthquakes in the movies Photos

• Schwarzenegger underwhelmed by early 'Terminator Salvation' footage

• Disney gives Tinker Bell a starring role

• Box office top 10 Photos

• Summer movie cameos: Funny or superfluous? Photos

• Shauna Robertson is just one of Judd Apatow's guys

• Is Superman a Republican? Photos

• Biggest movie opening weekends Photos

• Your complete guide to The Dark Knight

  • The Dark Knight Video
  • Jack or Heath: Who's the best Joker?
  • Review: 'The Dark Knight,' now in theaters

Movie Wire

• Roger Moore's new memoir says playing Bond was a hard work, and a little scary

• Clooney, Pitt, Coens, Beckinsale, plus Paris Hilton doc join lineup for Toronto film festival

• Harry Potter pulls vanishing act on Entertainment Weekly, which features film in fall preview

• After a few wisecracks, Bill Murray leaps to Chicago lakefront with Army parachute team

• 14th Sarajevo Film Festival opens with 'Snow'; program of 174 movies planned