Browse Movies : Announced : TBA Month

A self-described proud sports atheist is sent on a lark by her editor to cover a sporting event. Her readers are amused, and she eventually spends four years covering major sporting events, writing humorous and somewhat academic essays. Along the way, she slowly becomes a convert, discovering the significance of sport, and how it affects her own life and relationships.

Three psychotics cross paths with three regular people in a battle of will and wits.

A human girl is abducted into a world of violent, dangerous faeries, and must scheme to ensure her escape and survival.

A patrol agent finds himself in a downward spiral on the job and at home after he loses is wife and young son. He unexpectedly becomes the caretaker of a ten-year-old child who is orphaned after a shootout with a criminal cartel. As he protects the young boy by going on the run, the agent discovers he has enemies on both sides of the law and of the border.

An eighth grader navigates the perils of a new school, with all the crushes, mean girls and friends and enemies that get in the way.

Set in its own world which is half ancient Rome and half Mecca and described as Romeo and Juliet meets Games of Thrones.

The movie will take place in a toy factory where Hasbro toys come to life at night, a la "A Night At The Museum".

Based on Michael Drosnin's best-selling "Bible Code" books. Drosnin's books are based on a 3000 year-old code in the Bible found by a top Israeli scientist and confirmed by a senior code breaker at the US National Security Agency. It reveals momentous historical events, and predicts the future.

Set in an enchanted forest, The Magic Faraway Tree grows tall enough to reach the clouds and large enough to contain small houses.

An animated film based on the 88-year-old pressed, chalky, tablet-shaped candy and dispensers.

Magically gifted triplet queens must use their powers against each other in a battle to ascend the throne.

American heiress Virginia Hall attempts to break into the ranks of the American Foreign Service in the years before World War II. Rejected because of gender and a disability — she lost part of her leg in a hunting accident — Hall works during the war for the British intelligence unit SOE. She later joins the OSS, the forerunner of the CIA.

A teenage girl in picturesque suburban Connecticut is brutally attacked and raped. The girl's mother decides with her husband to give their daughter a pill to erase her short term memory so she won't relive the trauma of the rape. Slowly, the girl uncovers the identity of her assailant and remembers what happened to her, with the help of her psychiatrist, who is connected to the crime in an unpredictable and shocking way.

A crime mystery about a beautiful garden near an isolated mansion, where there lives a collection of precious “butterflies”—young women who have been kidnapped and intricately tattooed to resemble their namesakes.

A new kid in town enters a world where special candy can make kids float, shoot electric shocks from their fingers and even enter the land of wonder through the looking glass.

A young girl named Rachel, the daughter of a Danish mother and a black G.I., becomes the sole survivor of a family tragedy. With her strict African-American grandmother as her new guardian, Rachel moves to a mostly black community, where her exotic beauty brings mixed attention her way. Growing up in the 1980s, she learns to swallow her overwhelming grief and confronts her identity as a biracial young woman in a world that wants to see her as either black or white.