Movies: Jason Segel and Emily Blunt's 'Five-Year Engagement' + 'Monsieur Lazhar'

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Worth the wait, bunny suit and all

Jason Segel and Emily Blunt star in "The Five-Year Engagement," a funny, sometimes brutally honest depiction of a couple growing apart. [Read more]

A clear lesson

"Monsieur Lazhar" is a gentle drama about a substitute teacher. [Read more]

Also Opening

'Darling Companion'

'Darling Companion'

Diane Keaton and Kevin Kline deliver winning performances in the otherwise uneven film by "The Big Chill's" Lawrence Kasdan. [Read more]

'The Pirates! Band of Misfits'

'The Pirates! Band of Misfits'

Aardman Animation, of "Wallace and Gromit" fame, makes a welcome return to its signature clay-animation style with this sublimely silly film. [Read more]

'Safe'

'Safe'

The movie, starring Jason Statham, may follow the usual shoot-em-up template, but its nostalgic picture of New York-style urban paranoia is great fun. [Read more]

'Margaret'

'Margaret'

Kenneth Lonergan's long-awaited film has finally surfaced, and it lives up to the legend that precedes it. [Read more]

'The Raven'

'The Raven'

John Cusack stars in this grisly thriller that brims with unconvincing dialogue. [Read more]

'Sound of My Voice'

'Sound of My Voice'

Brit Marling co-wrote and stars in this tantalizingly open-ended follow-up to last year's psychological sci-fi thriller "Another Earth." [Read more]

'We Have a Pope'

'We Have a Pope'

The dramatic comedy is a tale, both funny and profound, about a Roman Catholic cardinal who suffers a panic attack after he is elected Pope. [Read more]

'Salt of Life'

'Salt of Life'

The Italian film looks at a retired man trying to spice up his daily existence by finding a mistress. [Read more]

'Elles'

'Elles'

A provocative but heavy-handed look at prostitution, seen through the eyes of a Parisian journalist (Juliette Binoche). [Read more]

'Fetih 1453'

'Fetih 1453'

The Turkish war epic is awash in virility and lacking in subtlety. [Read more]

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Celebritology

'Avengers' gets first negative review; reviewer subjected to nasty comments

The first negative review was written by Amy Nicholson of BoxOfficeMagazine.com, who has been subjected to a nasty — and at times misogynistic — backlash.

Watch the trailer for 'Hope Springs'

Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play a couple of more than three decades dealing with a sparkless — and sexless — marriage.

Watch 'Lawless' trailer: starring LaBeouf, Hardy

The film also stars Gary Oldman, Guy Pearce and Jessica Chastain.

Box Office

'Think Like a Man' wins No. 1 at weekend box office

'Think Like a Man' wins No. 1 at weekend box office

After several weeks at the top of the box office, "The Hunger Games" has finally been ousted by two more romantic movies.

New and popular DVDs

New and popular DVDs

Check out this week's new releases and see what Washington is watching.

Family Filmgoer

Kid-focused movie reviews

Jane Horwitz lets parents know which films are suitable for children — and which ones kids should avoid.

Reader Reviews

You review 'Think Like a Man'

"I don't think there will be a woman in the room that will not relate to this movie on some level." That's one reader's take. Agree? Write a review and let your voice be heard.

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