Leatherheads provides a good natured, often hilarious look at a bygone era when pro football was more brawl than organized sport.

Bonneville asks us to consider how we measure a life. The film shows that just like the changing leaves, the autumnal years of life can still yield deeper, richer colors ahead.

With wit, humor and a sly, knowing wink, Penelope invites the whole family on a whimsical journey in search of self, acceptance, and most of all, love.

Juno is a rib tickling comedy about a serious subject — teen pregnancy — that manages to be both youthfully sweet and worldly wise without heavy moralizing.