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American Teen - Nanette Burnstein (The Kid Stays in the Picture) directed this festival favorite High School doc starring small town Indiana as Anywhere, USA. “If you seek out American Teen thinking it’ll be a decisive work of sociology, you’re going to be out of luck…But if you seek out American Teen looking for an engaging, stylish and surprisingly smart piece of non-fiction entertainment, you’re going to be completely won over.” - Cinematical

The House Bunny - Legally Blonde meets Legally Blonde (meets Revenge of the Nerds, Old School). Anna Faris, Emma Stone (Superbad), and Rumer Willis go to Triumph Over Adversity University. (Coming Soon)

Battle in Seattle - Dramatization of the 1999 WTO Riots in Seattle. Starring Charlize Theron, Woody Harrelson, Andre 3000, and Ray Liotta. Compare to the real deal. (Film Junk)

The Fall - Directed by Tarsem Singh (The Cell) and cosigned by David Fincher and Spike Jonze. Maybe you could tell me what the hell this fantasy is about. “A deeply flawed piece of storytelling… but if you are at all serious about cinema, you MUST see the film on a big screen during its upcoming run.” - David Poland

War, Inc. - Substitute Nic Cage for John Cusack and you’d have a Lord of War offshoot. Keep John, add sister Joan and Dan Ackroyd for that Grosse Pointe Blank appeal, throw in Marisa Tomei and Hillary Duff, blend with Wag the Dog - now you’ve got an entirely fresh, bad-prospect film altogether. (EW)

Speed Racer (New International Trailer) - Even if the latest from the Wachowski Brothers is an epic clunker, it will be the prettiest, shiniest, most expensive clunker of the summer.