As winter storms through the cineplex, New Yorkers can watchNatalie Portmango from"Black Swan"to rom-com and seeStaten Island's ownMethod Manplay a loverman. New versions of"Beauty and the Beast"and LittleRed Riding Hoodarrive, and a heckuva lot of aliens pop up.
JANUARY 14
"TheGreen Hornet"—Seth Rogenis the trenchcoat-clad hero who fights crime with his sidekick Kato and cruises in a car called Black Beauty. This superpowerless detective is in 3-D for extra sting.
"The Heart Specialist"— A romantic drama starring actor/rapper Method Man as one of several medical residents who have their eyes on sexyZoe Saldana("Avatar,""Star Trek").
"Every Day"— Dramedy about aBrooklyn-based TV writer (Liev Schreiber) in the throes of a crisis with his wife (Helen Hunt). So this is where all the material for TV sitcoms comes from: Brooklyn!
"TheDilemma"— From directorRon Howard, a lark about a guy (Vince Vaughn) who can't tell his pal (Kevin James) that his wife is cheating on him.Jennifer ConnellyandWinona Ryderare the women in their lives.
JANUARY 21
"No Strings Attached"— Natalie Portman lightens up with a story about friends with benefits.Ashton Kutcherco-stars.Ivan Reitmandirects.
"The Way Back"—Director Peter Weir("Gallipoli,""The Year of Living Dangerously") tells a real-life World War II tale about prisoners escaping a Siberian gulag. WithColin FarrellandEd Harris.
JANUARY 28
"TheMechanic"— Remake of the 1970sCharles Bronsonaction thriller withJason StathamandBen Foster.
"TheRite"— They needed an old priest and a young priest for this exorcism thriller. Take a guess which oneAnthony Hopkinsplays.
FEBRUARY 4
"Frankie& Alice"—Halle Berrystars in this drama about a woman with multiple-personality disorder, a role that got her aGolden Globenomination.
"Waiting for Forever"— Romance seems to take its time in this L.A.-set romantic comedy. Co-starNikki Blonskywas theGreat Neckgirl tapped to star in the movie version of"Hairspray."
Matt DamonhasEmily Bluntto keep him company in the sci-fi thriller, 'The Adjustment Bureau.'
FEBRUARY 11
"Just Go With It"—Adam SandlerasksJennifer Anistonto pretend to be his wife so he can pick upBrooklyn Decker. So like life. It's a high-concept comedy.
"Justin Bieber: Never Say Never"— The moppet's first concert film, portions of which are in 3-D. There could never be another, right? Oh, wait, that title ... and all the fans. Got it.
"Gnomeo and Juliet"— Animated romance about garden gnomes who get allShakespearein their affection. With a mostly British voice cast, except forHulk HoganandDolly Parton. Verily.
FEBRUARY 18
"Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son"— The second sequel to"Big Momma's House"starsMartin Lawrenceas the cop who can't stop dressing like an old lady.
"I Am Number Four"— Alien teens elude deadly enemies by hiding who they really are. Provided they go to the Justin Bieber movie, they'll probably fit in just fine.
"Unknown"—"Twilight Zone"-ish thriller about a man who wakes from a coma to find that his friends have no memory of who his is. WithLiam Neeson,January JonesandFrank Langella.
FEBRUARY 25
"Drive Angry"— Grindhouse-style action-drama about a father (Nicolas Cage) going after the guys who killed his daughter. As long as Cage needs to pay off his tax debt, we'll keep getting movies like this. And it's in 3-D!
"Hall Pass"— TheFarrelly brothers("There's Something About Mary") return with this teen comedy. Brooklyn-bornAlyssa Milanoco-stars.
"Shelter"— Horror-thriller starringJulianne Mooreas a shrink who finds out all of a patient's multiple personalities are murder victims.
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