This year, the New Hampshire state motto, "Live Free or Die," makes its appearance in the title of not one, but two, motion pictures.
One is an offbeat comedy about a would-be criminal who struggles to escape the dreariness of his northern New Hampshire hometown.
The other is the fourth Die Hard film, with police detective John McClane, played by Bruce Willis.
Bright emotional highs, dark noir lows — that's the stuff of Almodovar's latest film. (Recommended)
The flamboyant emotionality that marked the first Twilight film is missing in the second.
Nicolas Cage's pain-wracked, drug-addled cop is hero and villain, vulnerable and invincible.
John Lee Hancock's julep-sweet film turns a well-told true story into a feel-good liberal fantasy.
While the director kept some of his famed mobster-flick trademarks, Red Cliff feels less authentic.
Harrelson's latest performance in a new movie about the costs of war is generating Oscar chatter.
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