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Long before the movie ends with its big reveal, youll know whats going on, whether or not youve seen the original. Thats alright, getting there is pleasant even if youve figured out where IThe Wicker ManI is headed. Its Cage, the guys just a pleasure to watch. Writerdirector Neil LaBute seems to know just how to use him, and sends him panicking and panting all over the island in a desperate, probably futile hunt for non-existent clues.

Ric BurnsÂ’s absorbing four-hour critical biography of the seminal pop artist is devoted to the proposition that Warhol was the greatest artist of the second half of the 20th century.

Everything old is new again in the latest film about the beloved pooch with the I.Q. of a grad student and the instincts of a boomerang.

Written and directed by Andrew Bujalski, this wonderful independent film wonÂ’t save or change your life, but it may make your heart swell. Its aim is modest and true.

Kirby Dick's feisty, intellectually engaging documentary tries to illuminate an aspect of moviemaking — and moviegoing — that is deliberately left in the dark.