The classic tale of a red hooded girl who goes toe-to-toe with a big bad wolf on the way to visit her grandmother. Comes to the big screen in March 2011.

You can tell that the studios are giving this weekend to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. Only one other new film is being released to compete with it at the box office.

Tony Jaa reprises his role as Tien and picks up right where Ong Bak 2 left off, as arch rivals reveal their ugly heads once again. Fans who can’t wait for it to hit theaters in January will have a chance to get the flick via Itunes, Xbox, Playstation or On Demand on Dec. 3rd.

Damn, aliens must really hate California. Check out the trailer for Battle: Los Angeles and decide for yourself if Aaron Eckhart and Michelle Rodriguez can save Los Angeles…again.

A knight (Nicolas Cage) returns from the Crusades to find his homeland ravished from the Black Plague where witchcraft is the suspected culprit. A frightened church asks him to transport a prisoner to a remote abbey in hopes of ending the pandemic.

You don’t walk in saying “I want to see what this film says about mans struggle.” You buy a ticket to to find out what those blue alien ball things are exactly, just how much property damage does the Earth take during this invasion, and are we really supposed to take Angel from Dexter and Turk from Scrubs seriously as action heroes?

Unstoppable is the fifth collaboration between director Tony Scott and star Denzel Washington. For the love of all that is holy, will someone separate these two?

After a couple of action packed weeks, things have slowed down in New Releases. The only two major openings this week are Skyline and Unstoppable, backed by some recent winners, Due Date and Megamind.

Colin Farrell and Ed Harris lead a group of prisoners in their escape from a Russian prison labor camp during WW II. The escapees face the daunting task of crossing over the Himalayas and into India. Ah, those pesky Himalayas, always getting in the way.

Jason Sudeikis and Owen Wilson are a couple of schmucks whose wives allow them to take a vacation from their marriages. The guys grab their buddies and set out to bag some extramarital nookie, but things go quickly awry.