OPENING THIS WEEK
The SoloistRobert Downey Jr.,
Jamie Foxx,
Catherine Keener58%want to see
Based on a true story, "The Soloist" depicts journalist Steve Lopez's (Robert Downey Jr.) discovery of a mentally ill homeless man, Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), who plays violin brilliantly on the streets of L.A. A transformative relationship blossoms as Lopez tries to help the former musical genius find his way.
Showtimes Photos (4) TrailerFightingChanning Tatum,
Terrence Howard,
Luis Guzman31%want to see
Barely making a living selling pirated DVDs out of a cardboard box, Shawn (Channing Tatum) catches a break when Harvey Boarden (Terrence Howard) notices his brawling ability and introduces him to the underground bare knuckle circuit. Soon he must battle his toughest opponent to escape the seedy societal underbelly he's fought his way into.
Showtimes Photos (8) TrailerMutant ChroniclesThomas Jane,
Ron Perlman,
Devon Aoki50%want to see
It's year 2707, and a war over resources has decimated Earth. A stray explosion over a buried prison unleashes a mutant army that threatens human existence. An elite unit of mercenaries is dispatched to fulfill the "Mutant Chronicles" prophesy and save humanity.
Showtimes Photos (39) TrailerObsessedIdris Elba,
Beyonce Knowles,
Ali Larter43%want to see
Having achieved massive success as an asset manager, Derek Charles' (Idris Elba) picture-perfect life with wife Sharon (Beyonce Knowles) is jeopardized when temp worker Lisa (Ali Larter) becomes his obsessive stalker.
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Seventeen Again (17 Again)Zac Efron,
Matthew Perry,
Leslie MannGiven last week's record breaking success of "Hannah Montana" and this week's top box office spot going to "17 Again", it seems we can't get enough tween-tainment. Zac Efron has delivered on his first post-"High School Musical" performance to the tune of $23.7 million in its opening weekend.
Showtimes Photos (8) TrailerState of PlayRussell Crowe,
Ben Affleck,
Rachel McAdams81%
fresh
Also on its opening weekend, big-budget political thriller "State of Play" (starring Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck) took second place with a solid showing of $14.1 million.
Showtimes Photos (9) TrailerHannah Montana: The MovieMiley Cyrus,
Billy Ray Cyrus,
Emily Osment44%
rotten
The Cyrus family cash-cow "Hannah Montana: The Movie," keeps delivering. Despite falling to third place, the movie has grossed an impressive $56.9 million in just two weeks.
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