TMNT:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' (Friday, March 23)
Duuuude ... The mean, green, pizza-loving foursome of Leonardo,
Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael return for another
big-screen adventure — but this time they'll be fighting evil
and tossing around juvenile humor as CGI animated characters,
rather than actors in the clunky costumes of yore.
Rated PG
Official Website
'The
Last Mimzy' (Friday, March 23)
Mimzy is the name of a beat-up stuffed rabbit found in a box of
toys from the future by two children who develop amazing
superpowers, which they use to terrorize their parents and
teachers as well as to do good deeds. But mostly to terrorize.
Rated PG for some thematic elements, mild peril, and
language.
Based on the short story by Lewis Padgett.
Official Website
'Meet
the Robinsons' (Friday, March 30)
Lewis is a talented young inventor who dreams of having the
family he's never had. His latest project is his most ambitious
— the Memory Scanner, a machine that he hopes will help him find
his mother. The invention is stolen by Bowler Hat Guy and Lewis'
journey takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious stranger
named Wilbur Robinson whisks him away to a world where anything
is possible.
Rated G
Based on the book "A Day With Wilbur Robinson" by William Joyce.
Official Website
Charlotte’s
Web
(Tuesday April 3)
Dakota Fanning stars as a young girl that saves a little pig
from being killed and cares for it, and they become friends. The
pig also befriends a spider named Charlotte that none of the
other barn animals can tolerate, and their friendship causes a
chain of events that eventually has an effect on the lives of
everyone. Also starring Julia Roberts, Oprah Winfrey, Dominic
Scott Kay and John Cleese. Directed by Gary Winick. [1:37]
Rated G
Official Website
'Firehouse
Dog' (Wednesday, April 4)
Hollywood's hottest canine is a pampered pooch who does his own
stunts, but while making his latest action film he ends up in a
role he didn't count on -- stray dog. Befriending a lonely kid
(Josh Hutcherson) whose struggling, single dad is the local fire
chief, Rexxx eventually turns their fortunes around, becoming
the beloved mascot of the fire station.
Rated PG for sequences of action peril, some mild crude
humor, and language.
Official Website
'Are
We Done Yet?' (Friday, April 6)
In this sequel to "Are We There Yet?" (2005), Ice Cube returns
as the pater familias of his now growing household as he
and his new wife (Nia Long) decide to move the family out of the
city to find a better life and more living space. Their
fixer-upper home in the country quickly becomes a money pit and
an unscrupulous contractor (John C. McGinley) only adds to their
troubles.
Rated PG for some innuendos and brief language.
Official Website
'Spider-Man
3' (Friday, May 4)
Having settled into a groove with girlfriend M.J. (Kirsten Dunst),
Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) is finally starting to come to
terms with his reluctant superhero status before a mysterious
darkness begins to take hold, turning the web slinger's suit to
black and giving him enhanced powers. He finds himself alienated
from the people he cares about most, even as he faces two new
bad guys, Sandman (Thomas Haden Church) and Venom (Topher
Grace).
Not Yet Rated (The previous movies in the "Spider-Man"
series were rated PG-13.)
Official Website
'Shrek
the Third' (Friday, May 18)
Shrek (Mike Myers) is enjoying his own happily-ever-after in the
swamp until his father-in-law, King Harold (John Cleese),
becomes ill. Next in line for the throne, Shrek enlists the help
of Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) to
find a suitable replacement heir before Princess Fiona (Cameron
Diaz) can object.
Not Yet Rated (The previous movies in the "Shrek" series
were rated PG.)
Official Website
'Pirates
of the Caribbean: At World's End' (Friday, May 25)
Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) boldly goes where no pirate
has gone before. Along with Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and
Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley), the unconventional seafarer
sails into uncharted waters and meets a new rival, Captain Sao
Feng (Chow Yun-Fat), on the high seas.
Not Yet Rated (The previous two movies in the "Pirates"
series were rated PG-13.)