Movies: Summer Movie Guide + Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's 'Dark Shadows'

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The Washington PostFriday, May 11, 2012
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Summer flicks with big-screen sizzle

Navigate the summer of 2012's movie options with The Washington Post's movie guide. [Read more]

Pale satire

"Dark Shadows" doesn't know where it wants to dwell. [Read more]

Also Opening

'Last Call at the Oasis'

'Last Call at the Oasis'

The film provides a lucid primer in the growing crisis surrounding water, from shortages and pollution to political fights and long-term droughts. [Read more]

'Headhunters'

'Headhunters'

The Norwegian film about an art thief bridges the gap between thriller and comedy. [Read more]

'First Position'

'First Position'

Bess Kargman follows seven young dancers as they compete for scholarships and job offers. [Read more]

'Hit So Hard'

'Hit So Hard'

The documentary about Patty Schemel leaves the former drummer for Courtney Love's band Hole in the background. [Read more]

'God Bless America'

'God Bless America'

The satire, written and directed by Bobcat Goldthwait, is a tedious exercise in wish fulfillment. [Read more]

'Once Upon a Time in Anatolia'

'Once Upon a Time in Anatolia'

The metaphysical thriller is set in Turkey during a nighttime search for a murder victim's body. [Read more]

'Changing the Game'

'Changing the Game'

It's every man for himself in this cynical, cliched parable of urban survival. [Read more]

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Celebritology

Poehler, Rudd to star in rom-com parody

The film will be directed by "Wet Hot American Summer's" David Wain.

Alan Rickman to play Ronald Reagan?

He could be the former president to Jane Fonda's Nancy in "The Butler."

'Dark Shadows' and Johnny Depp

Is the whole offbeat thing becoming too predictable?

Watch the trailer for 'Gangster Squad'

Sean Penn, Josh Brolin and Ryan Gosling don fedoras, wield guns and face off in 1940s Los Angeles.

Box Office

'The Avengers' overshoots box office record

'The Avengers' overshoots box office record

To say that "Marvel's The Avengers" had a great weekend at the box office would be a drastic understatement of the movie's debut.

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

Get the scoop on "First Position," "Dark Shadows" and more.

Reader Reviews

You review 'Marvel's The Avengers'

"If you are expecting from this movie over the top action, good laughs and fantastic CGI destruction you get it, and you get it in boatloads!" That's one reader's take. Agree? Write a review and let your voice be heard.

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