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Movies Opening This Weekend: July 11, 2008

Posted by Jebbica in Thursday, July 10th 2008

Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones)

When the mythical world engages their campaign to take over the Earth, the U.S. government reaches out to the only department staffed to handle the potential catastrophe: The Bureau for Paranormal Research, who once again turns to the demon hero Hellboy (Perlman) and his teammates to stop a merciless dictator from carrying out his plan.

Journey to the Center of the Earth (Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcherson)

A geologist (Fraser) on a special mission with his son (Hutcherson) discovers the entrance into a previously unseen world.

Meet Dave (Eddie Murphy, Elizabeth Banks)

Tiny aliens pilot a spacecraft that takes the form of a human (Murphy), while the captain of the ship jeopardizes his crew and their mission to save their planet when he falls for beautiful earthling (Banks).

Limited Releases:

Garden Party (Erik Smith, Tierra Abbott, Vinessa Shaw)

As 15-year-old April (Holland) tries to piece together a life in Los Angeles, she encounters a group of her peers who are all struggling for a toehold in the city as well.

August (Josh Hartnett, Naomie Harris, Adam Scott)

Set in the summer of 2001, a Internet-startup guru (Hartnett) struggles to keep his company in the black and his personal life together.

Harold (Spencer Breslin, Cuba Gooding Jr., Nikki Blonsky)

A prematurely balding teenager (Breslin) tries to adapt to life at his new high school, where he faces incessant teasing and harassment.

Death Defying Acts (Catherine Zeta-Jones, Guy Pearce, Timothy Spall)

On a tour of Britain in 1926, Harry Houdini (Pearce) enters into a passionate affair with a psychic (Zeta-Jones) out to con the famous magician.

The Stone Angel (Ellen Burstyn, Christine Horne, Ellen Page)

Resistant to her son’s plan to place her in a nursing home, the fiesty Hagar Shipley (Burstyn) takes off on a solo trip to revisit some of her youthful haunts; flashbacks provide glimpses of her early life as an equally determined free spirit.

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