Already chafing against the expectations that come with being born to a Manhattan media empire, Ben Gibbon (Diego Boneta) found himself falling for Mary Rathcart (Alexandra Daddario), the daughter of his father's bitterest rival. The forbidden affair-and the ruthless parents' at-any-costs efforts to squelch it-fuel this intense modern-dress InchRomeo and JulietInch co-starring Justin Chatwin, Travis Fimmel, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Wade Allain-Marcus. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Eve decides to let loose at a local nightclub after work one evening. There she meets a seemingly charming man who invites her back to his place. But Eve quickly realizes she's being abducted as he knocks her over the head and shoves her into the trunk of his car. As he makes his way to their final destination, they are struck by a wild boar, giving Eve the chance to escape. Now Eve must find her way out of the nearby woods and flee the big bad wolf before it's too late.

In the late '80s, well-married FBI rookie Mark Putnam (Jack Huston) arrived in rural Kentucky to catch a notorious bank robber, and was successful in large part because of troubled local turned informant Susan Smith (Emilia Clarke). However, the relationship would become more than business-and when she confronted him over her pregnancy, the stage was set for tragedy and scandal. Philip Noyce's true-crime tale co-stars Sophie Lowe, Johnny Knoxville, Thora Birch, Chris Mulkey. 104 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Based on the classic building-demolishing video game series, this exciting sci-fi actioner stars Dwayne Johnson as Davis Okoye, a primatologist whose silverback gorilla pal George is infected by a strange mist that causes him to grow in size and become more aggressive. As George and two fellow mutated animals-red wolf Ralph and crocodile Lizzie-wreak havoc on Chicago, Davis and a disgraced geneticist (Naomie Harris) must try and stop the carnage. With Malin Akerman, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. 107 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English. Two-disc set.