Big, action-driven popcorn flicks and comedies dominate the calendar, as well as a few smaller flicks. Here are 10 that we think will be worth your time.

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When 1950s crooner Pat Boone arrives in Omaha for film historian Bruce Crawford's Saturday screening of “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” he'll have journeyed straight from his 60th high school reunion in Nashville, Tenn.

Filmmaker to give talk after screening of ‘M’

Nobody tells the story of an outsider quite like director Tim Burton. And nobody plays that outsider with quirky, dark humor quite like Johnny Depp.

Local actors talk about the many ways one can play an undead gentleman.

Actress Jane Alexander, 72, spoke at Doane College on Saturday. We listened in.

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Our look at sure-thing blockbusters, under-the-radar indie fare and fairy tale reboots.

A smart-aleck sense of humor and some whiz-bang action sequences make “The Avengers” something more than a cinematic slam-dunk for comic book fans.

The 35-year-old Seann William Scott has a strong, square jaw and a soft, beseeching voice; a narrow-eyed glare and a lopsided grin — it's as if his genes couldn't decide if they belonged to a character actor or a leading man, so they decided to split the difference.

Sai Achath’s new movie-star trivia book, “Hollywood Celebrities: Basic Thing’s You’ve Always Wanted to Know, Volume 1,” is packed with the personal, biographical details of A-list movie stars.

The comedic talents of stars Jason Segel and Emily Blunt make the film's few flaws easy to overlook.

It’s not really a spoiler to say that in the high school football documentary “Undefeated,” the Manassas Tigers lose their first game of the season.

Shiver me timbers! Aardman, the Oscar-winning British animation studio of “Wallace & Gromit” fame, is feeling a little wobbly this time out.