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As expected, The Hunger Games again topped the box office this weekend, but its relatively strong hold suggests that it may be a bit mightier than a conventional Twilight/Harry Potter sequel.

If feminism is about having the choice to, as a woman, live your life as you see fit, isn't her dogged pursuit of Mr. Cullen inherently feminist by virtue of it being absolutely Bella's choice?

Stateside, "Hunger Games" fans have been team Peeta/Gale for years, but across the pond, it's a bit of a different story. With the knowledge that ...

Considering how much the opening act of the film stresses the impact of having children on social relationships among adults, it's dispiriting to see the kids pretty much disappear after the first act.

Memo to movie theater owners around the country: on March 23, you're probably going to want to have extra medical personnel on hand. As if it weren't ...

In a somewhat refreshing turn of events, this weekend had three wide releases, all budgeted below $45 million and all technically geared towards adults. And for the fourth straight weekend this month, an R-rated new release topped the box office.