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While Feig may not have the comedic heavyweight writing of Kristen Wiig behind the screenplay, stars Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock make sure The Heat never fizzles.

Emmerich knows how to blow stuff up spectacularly with the best of them. And that’s what we came to see right?

Nahid Persson Sarvestani's very personal film about the aftermath and consequences of the 1979 Iranian revolution.

Only art can move a person in a way that’s impossible to put into words without falling short.

Monsters University may not be the perfect Pixar film, but it is hilarious from beginning to end.

A coming-of-age film that plays like Stand by Me, reimagined by Wes Anderson. OK, maybe it’s not quite that quirky.

An exciting, well-produced adventure—no songs, no corny humor, just straight-up sci-fi action.

The drama at the beginning is compelling, by the end there’s just too damn much going on, and it becomes truly mind-numbing.

Scenes throughout are forget-to-breathe intense, and what more could you ask for in a big budget summer zombie spectacle?

Disney goes a different direction with these two films. Does that make any difference at all in the outcome?