Opening Films

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by Inlander Staff & r & & r & Superman Returns -- The Man of Steel (Brandon Routh) has been away from Metropolis (and Earth) for five years on a personal journey. When he returns, Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth) is still angry that he left without saying goodbye, and Lex Luthor (Kevin Spacey) is beginning an evil capitalistic plot. Director Bryan Singer (the first two X-Men films) mixes wild, effects-driven action with a story of great emotional proportions. The film, despite a couple of gaffes, is, um, super. (ES) Rated PG-13, opens Wednesday, June 28.

Click -- Dude's a workaholic who doesn't have time for anything, least of all his family. Luckily he finds a remote that can control time. Time's the only problem, see -- it's not like his priorities or anything. Kate Beckinsale is even hotter as a mom than as a werewolf hunter. Rated PG-13

Waist Deep -- Tyrese and the Game (playing a dude named Big Meat, in his dreams) pretend to be bangers in this flick about a two-time felon looking to go straight before his third strike sends him away forever. He's just got that one last score to illegally settle. Think you've seen this before? You must be thinking of one of those other thousand break-the-law-to-go-straight flicks. Rated R