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Contributor: Plugged In Staff

Alpha and Omega

Love is in the air as lupine friends Kate and Humphrey come of animated age in the wilds of Canada. But she’s an alpha and he’s an omega—and Mama’s none too happy about that.

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My Bloody Valentine

Advertised as a daring date movie, this 3-D updating of a 1980s slasher flick delivers hearts aplenty. But you already know they’re not the kind that taste sweet and say I Love You.

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War, Inc.

In this movie that Hilary Duff chose as her R-rated coming-out party, she plays ‘the Britney Spears of Central Asia.’

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Lemonade Mouth

The message is as clear as the Disney castle is colorful: Stand up for what you believe in—no matter what that may be. (And get famous in the process!)

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Seven Days in Utopia

Golf can get into a player’s soul. And once there it can either calm or claw the place to bits. Promising young pro Luke Chisholm is emotionally and spiritually shackled by the game—until he meets an enigmatic old-timer who shows him how to break the links.

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Glee: The 3D Concert Movie

Glee takes its snappy songs to the big screen—and teaches us all a lesson about the massive influence entertainment wields in our culture. For good. And for ill.

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Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Place the emphasis on the first two words in that title, then add an asterisk to the third. Now you’re close to truth in advertising for this PG-13 Steve Carell romcom that aspires to an R.

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The Secret Life of Bees

A 14-year-old runaway’s already wobbly life spins off into a whole new orbit when she and her fugitive nanny meet the beekeeping Calendar Sisters.

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Winnie the Pooh

What can we say about Disney revisiting yet again the charming tales of a hunny-loving stuffed bear and his curious, kindhearted friends in the Hundred Acre Wood? Quite a lot, actually. And all of it good.

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All of You

Fresh-faced, bubbly and very much in love—or at least with the idea of love—Colbie Caillat returns with “All of You.” So is it all that or just a piece?

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Transformers: Dark of the Moon

Warring robots? Check. Cities leveled? Check. Shia LaBeouf feeling underappreciated? Check. Gratuitous close-ups of a new actress’s curvy figure? Check. Must be a new Transformers movie.

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“Moves Like Jagger”

Like melting, neon-colored popsicles, there’s a lot of sugar but not much substance when it comes to this infectious summertime collaboration between Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera.

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Dragonball: Evolution

Goku isn’t animated in this latest take on the ‘Dragonball’ brand. Will his flesh-and-blood status help or hurt him as he tries to gather up all seven dragonballs and stop evil from overtaking the universe?

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Bridesmaids

Some weddings cause women to gain a daughter or lose a son. Annie’s losing her best friend—while gaining bridesmaidzilla status and a premarital pity party.

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There Be Dragons

Canonized in 2002, St. Josemaría Escrivá’s spiritual and physical journey through the Spanish Civil War gets a historical fiction treatment from the director of The Mission.

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