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Noyce to direct 'Wenceslas Square'' Front Page: Endgame is fast-tracking scribe Phillips' spy thriller -- Phillip Noyce will direct spy thriller 'Wenceslas Square' for 'This American Life' producers Ira Glass and Alissa Shipp, and Endgame Entertainment's James D. Stern.

Four's a crowd at box office Front Page: War pic, romances vie for slice of the b.o. pie -- Four wide releases enter a crowded frame this weekend at the domestic B.O.

Nick tubthumps 'The Last Airbender' Front Page: Shyamalan promotes pic based on kid net toon -- Nickelodeon introduced the kid net's programming at the Thursday morning upfront presentionation.

Box Office News»

Four's a crowd at box office Weekend B.O.: War pic, romances vie for slice of the b.o. pie -- Four wide releases enter a crowded frame this weekend at the domestic B.O.

Auds lose heads over 'Alice' Weekend B.O.: Disney pic earns $210.3 million at worldwide b.o. -- "Alice in Wonderland" went on a worldwide adventure.

'Alice' tops box office with $41 million Weekend B.O.: Disney pic on track to record breaking weekend -- Disney scored big on Friday with their debut of "Alice in Wonderland."

Film Reviews»

How to Train Your Dragon Film Reviews: DreamWorks Animation's latest is a thrilling drama interspersed with amusing comedic elements.

Putty Hill Film Reviews: Named for a Baltimore working-class district, "Putty Hill," Matt Porterfield's shoestring-budget sophomore effort (after the little-seen if much-lauded "Hamilton") gathers real people in real places -- houses, skate parks, swimming pools, karaoke sessions -- around a fictional premise. This curious blend of documentary and narrative, held together less by any plot device than by a rigorous aesthetic, proves all the more effective for being in service of casual naturalism. Given the current stasis of indie production, the door to distribution may suddenly open for an artistically focused filmmaker who, like Kelly Reichardt, is no Hollywood wannabe.

Hunting & Son (Hunting & Zn.) Film Reviews: Dutch newlyweds share the same home but not much else in "Hunting & Son," an initially slow-burning but pretty effective slice of Euro miserablism.