THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG
Disney's hand-drawn animated tale puts a new spin on an old story: A waitress (Anika Noni Rose) kisses a frog ... and then turns into a croaking creature herself. After a limited run in NYC and L.A., the movie opens nationwide on December 11.
THE ROADAdapted from Cormac McCarthy's bleak novel, the film stars Viggo Mortensen as a dad guiding his son through the perils of a postapocalyptic world, while Charlize Theron pops up in flashbacks of their old lives.
A shoo-in for your dad's favorite holiday movie, the comedy stars John Travolta and Robin Williams as two guys who get stuck taking care of a pair of 7-year-olds.
Korean superstar Rain stars in the martial arts pic, directed by Wachowski brothers protégé James McTeigue (V for Vendetta).
For his first major dramatic role, High School Musical vet Zac Efron picked this Richard Linklater-directed film, in which he plays an aspiring actor who talks his way into Orson Welles' legendary '30s Mercury Theatre troupe.
A married woman (Robin Wright) looks back on her life in a star-packed ensemble drama featuring Julianne Moore, Keanu Reeves, Blake Lively, and Alan Arkin.
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