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‘Selma’ Gives Us a King, and It’s a Royally Good Movie

Hollywood finally makes a movie about a real superhero—Martin Luther King, Jr.

January Cinema Preview: Hollywood’s Slow Season

Here’s a partial list of what’s on tap – it’s up to you decide if it’s the wheat or the chaff.

‘Into the Woods’ Is Enchanting but PG: Primarily for Grown-ups

A compelling film version of Stephen Sondheim’s fairytale musical—just think twice about bringing the kids.

R) has to save the day

‘The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies’—Combat Fatigue Sets In.

Peter Jackson’s third “Hobbit” movie makes six Tolkein movies, total, and it’s a three-peat that’s heavy on the re-peat.

December Cinema Preview: A Holiday Grab Bag

Will Hollywood leave a movie treasure in your stocking — or a lump of cinematic coal? The answer is in the Holiday ’14 Entertainment Central Movie Preview.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1. She’s Baaaaaaack.

Third installment of Katniss and her band of rebels fighting evil. Does she win? You gotta wait for #4.

L) hammers away at the blindfolded Bahari (Gael Garcia Bernal)

Stewart’s ‘Rosewater’: A Great Story, Brilliantly Told

“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart trades in the laughs for this dark and compelling true story set in modern-day Iran.

November Cinema Preview

An early taste of Thanksgiving’s cinematic feast.

‘The Book of Life’: Too Much Plot, Gorgeously Illustrated

Step aside, Tim Burton. This new kids’ movie is over-written, but hey: The dead never loed so good.

Vlad the Imapler (Luke Evans) standing over the vanquished. photo: Universal Studios

‘Dracula Untold’: Fresh Blood Or Just a Pain in the Neck?

This Dracula prequel, supposedly an origin story, is unashamedly unoriginal.

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