Our reviews of this week’s previews.

Spider-Man 3 is too good-hearted (and lofty). Also, would someone just let Kirsten Dunst fall already?

There are more than 50 short films at Tribeca. Our favorite five, presented in their entirety below, include a tale of corporate intrigue, a lament for unrequited love, and an Iraq exposé.

What the audience really thought about Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino’s 'Grindhouse.'

There’s a reason Raymond Carver kept his stories as trim as he did. Plus: Adventures in zoophilia.

Cheryl Hines is one of the most cruelly hilarious players in Zak Penn's hysterical mockumentary 'The Grand,' undermining her loser brother and pathetic househusband. She spoke with Logan Hill.

Eighteen bucks for a movie? Why, yes. And here are some well worth the dough.

In 'Gardener of Eden,' a whip-smart directorial debut from Entourage star Kevin Connolly, Lukas Haas plays Adam, an asinine and utterly American character.

In Hot Fuzz, the Shaun of the Dead guys blow up a quaint English town. Plus: Hopkins vs. Gosling.

New on DVD this week: La Haine (Hate), Bobby, Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple, Twin Peaks: The Second Season, and Open Score by Robert Rauschenberg.