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Titanic in 3D: April 4 - Revisit what made director James Cameron become "King of the World" as this 1997 modern classic gets the 3D treatment. Stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and one really huge iceberg.(Photo: Courtesy Paramount Pictures)

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American Reunion: April 6 - Jim, Michelle, Stifler and the gang are all back for the franchise's fourth installment, which gathers our former favorite teens for their high school reunion. Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and Seann William Scott star.(Photo: Courtesy Universal Pictures)

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Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope: April 6 - Supersize Me director Morgan Spurlock turns his lens on five participants of Comic-Con San Diego. Over 140,000 fans of vampires, wookies, vulcans and wizards attend yearly to meet and greet.(Photo: Courtesy Thomas Tull Productions)

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Damsels in Distress:  April 6 - This Mean Girls meets Clueless group of style obsessed college girls school a new coed in the ways of helping people at their grungy university. Stars Megalyn Echikunwoke and Greta Gerwig.(Photo: Courtesy Sony Pictures)

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Player Hating: A Love Story: April 6 - Rapper Half-a-Mill is at the center of this New York City-based documentary, which delves into the lives of young thugs, poverty, gangs, music and violence in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.(Photo: Courtesy playerhatingmovie.com)

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We the Party: April 6 - Mario Van Peebles directs this Breakfast Club-style drama about a group of Los Angeles multiracial teens who grapple with class, sex, bullying and finding themselves in the Obama era. Stars Mandela Van Peebles, Snoop Dogg and Salli Richardson-Whitfield.(Photo: Courtesy Movieweb)

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Badass: April 13 - A Vietnam war veteran (Danny Trejo) turns local hero when he protects an elderly Black man on a bus from a group of skinheads. Charles S. Dutton, Joyful Drake and Ron Perlman also star.(Photo: Courtesy Amber Lamps Productions)

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Cabin in the Woods: April 13 - Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and writer Joss Whedon turns to horror for a story about five friends who discover that bad things happen when they go to a remote cabin in the woods.(Photo: Courtesy Lionsgate Pictures)

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Lockout: April 13 - This action-packed sci-fi thriller tells the tale of a falsely accused government agent (Guy Pierce) who must rescue the president's daughter from rioting convicts in an outer-space prison.(Photo: Courtesy Film District Pictures)

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The Three Stooges: April 13 - The mythological tale of how Larry, Moe and Curly came to be. It charts their beginnings from being left on a nun's doorstep to becoming popular reality TV stars. Jennifer Hudson, Chris Diamantopoulos, Will Sasso and Sean Hayes star.(Photo: Courtesy Wessler Entertainment)

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Woman Thou Art Loosed!: On the 7th Day: April 13 - The second installment of the popular T.D. Jakes faith-based film franchise is a gripping dramatic thriller that uncovers the secrets, lies and deception between a seemingly perfect husband (Blair Underwood) and wife (Sharon Leal). Also stars Pam Grier.(Photo: Courtesy New Dimensions Entertainment)

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Think Like a Man: April 20 - In this highly anticipated screen version of Steve Harvey's New York Times bestselling book, an all-star cast led by Kevin Hart, Michael Ealy, Romany Malco, Taraji P. Henson, Gabrielle Union, Regina Hall and Meagan Good engage in the ultimate men-versus-women love games for the ages.(Photo: Courtesy Screen Gems Pictures)

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96 Minutes: April 27 - Evan Ross, David Oyelowo and Brittany Snow star in a spellbinding thriller about four teens caught in the chaos of one harrowing night when a carjacking takes place.(Photo: Courtesy First Point Entertainment)

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The Five-Year Engagement: April 27   - Beginning where most romantic comedies end, this film charts the funny twists and turns that happen when an engaged couple (Jason Segel, Emily Blunt) don't make it down the aisle. Also stars Kevin Hart.(Photo: Courtesy Universal Pictures)