Rapunzel, voiced by Mandy Moore, and Flynn, a wanted man voiced by Zachary Levi, encounter many an adventure as they journey through the kingdom. Rapunzel wants to reach a festival, but doesn't realize she might also find true love. Disney Enterprises Inc. hide caption

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A hard-charging TV producer (Rachel McAdams) hires a journalism legend (Harrison Ford) to help revive a failing morning show. Macall Polay/Paramount Pictures hide caption
Grueling Trial: Naomi Watts forcefully portrays Valerie Plame, a woman whose career was ruined and private life thrown into turmoil when her identity as a CIA agent was revealed to the public. Ken Regan/Summit Entertainment hide caption
Cool And Collected: Helen Mirren and John Malkovich star as retired CIA agents who join up with their old team when they become targets of the agency. Frank Masi/Summit Entertainment hide caption
Bold And Beautiful: In Secretariat, the champion racehorse and his jockey, played by Otto Thorwarth, battle it out in the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont to become the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years. John Bramley/Disney Enterprises hide caption
Uncomfortably Three: Friends bound by a set future must also resolve a love triangle. Alex Bailey/Fox Searchlight Pictures hide caption
Caught In The Act? Joaquin Phoenix may have been crazy as a bedbug during the filming of I'm Still Here, said to be a documentary of a dark year in his life. On the other hand, the two-time Oscar nominee may have been crazy like a fox. Magnolia Pictures hide caption
Love Story: Jack (George Clooney) is an American assassin whose job typically requires him to be a loner on the go. He falls for Clara (Violante Placido) while on an Italian retreat. Giles Keyte/Focus Features hide caption
Spot The Schmuck: Paul Rudd (right) stars as Tim, an ambitious executive tasked with finding a weirdo to bring to his boss's dinner -- for the high-flying hedge-fund types to mock. Steve Carell plays the oddball in question, a bizarre IRS agent who moonlights as a taxidermist. Merie Weismiller Wallace/Paramount hide caption