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"The Incredible Hulk" is a vast and noticeable improvement over Ang Lee's movie--at times on par with the first "Spider-Man" movie--but some of the original movie's problems are replaced by new ones, but none that completely ruin the enjoyment every time the Hulk comes out to "SMASH!!!"

Film Reviews: Having memorably explored the Caped Crusader's origins in "Batman Begins," director Christopher Nolan puts all of Gotham City under a microscope in "The Dark Knight," the enthralling second installment of his bold, bracing and altogether heroic reinvention of the iconic franchise. An ambitious, full-bodied crime epic of gratifying scope and moral complexity, this is seriously brainy pop entertainment that satisfies every expectation raised by its hit predecessor and then some. That should also hold true at the box office, with Heath Ledger's justly anticipated turn as the Joker adding to the must-see excitement surrounding the Warner Bros. release.

Will Smith's "Hancock" scored $66 million in domestic ticket sales over the weekend, affirming his drawing power but leaving Hollywood short of the peaks it hit during last year's Fourth of July holiday period.

With the help of a new york-based producer, a documentary profiling the life of Palden Gyatso, a 77-year- old former political prisoner in China, will open in August.