MOVIES

Review | Dear John (PG-13) **½

An old-fashioned romance interrupted by 9/11

MOVIES

Review | The Horse Boy (Unrated) ***

Family's farflung quest for autistic son

MOVIES

Review | Crazy Heart (R) ***

Bridges embodies a country song

MOVIES

Review | Edge of Darkness (R) *

Gibson picks a bomb for a comeback

MOVIES

Review | When in Rome (PG) *

Tale is anything but spellbinding

MOVIES

Review | Killing Kasztner (Unrated) ***

Passionate unraveling of a Holocaust myth

SOUTH FLORIDA ARTS SCENE

High-tech new home for Miami Beach Cinematheque

The Miami Beach Cinematheque, which has unspooled a diverse mix of foreign-language and art films since 2003, will move to snazzy new digs this summer.

MOVIES | JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL

Review | Broken Promise (Unrated) **½

On the run from persecution

SCREEN GEMS

Coming this week at the movies and on TV

BIG SCREEN

Valentine's Day (PG-13) -- You say you like your movies studded with stars? You can't handle this many stars! Julia Roberts, Jamie Foxx, Jessica Biel, Ashton Kutcher, Topher Grace, Anne Hathaway, Queen Latifah, Taylor Lautner and Jennifer Garner are some -- but not all -- of the famous faces director Garry Marshall (Pretty Woman) managed to round up for this comedy about the overlapping fates of several couples on that all-important day of demonstrating your love for your significant other.

ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS

Oscar nominations celebrate more contenders

The decision by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences to expand the number of Best Picture Oscar nominees from five to 10 paid off on Tuesday, when the nominations for the 82nd Academy Awards were announced.

THE OSCARS

Producers promise fun, energy, innovation

The Academy Awards' art department is plastered with geometric and architectural images. Sketches show the stage setup in various forms. A sample of the show's crystal curtain hangs in one corner. Copper-colored circles, squares and rectangles dangle from a cork board.

SCREEN GEMS

A look ahead in the movies and on TV

The White Ribbon (R) -- The highly acclaimed new drama from Austrian director Michael Haneke (Hidden, Funny Games), guaranteed to be nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar on Tuesday, was shot in black and white and tells of the strange events in a small German village shortly before the start of World War I.

Step into Oz at Miami Children's Museum

There's no place like home. And starting Saturday, there will be no place on the planet quite like the Miami Children's Museum, as it kicks off The Wizard of Oz Children's Educational Exhibition.