2010 has seen a flurry of kid’s motion pictures on the field workplace. Starting, portentously, with interviews seen on a television set surrounded by the director’s favorite VHS horror films, the French auteur’s latest is arguably his least provocative thus far. You will realize watching this film why Seth Rogen is usually called the perfect comedian actor of current years.

The good news is, the movie, which is predicated on Eoin Colfer’s first novel within the sequence a couple of boy genius (Shaw) searching for his father, appears nice, and modern CGI has advanced enough to give the fantastical bits the spiffy visual effects they deserve.

MARRIAGE STORY Noah Baumbach has already gained the hearts of critics for this tragicomedy about spouses — a theater director (Adam Driver) and his longtime star (Scarlett Johansson) — whose plan for a friendly divorce runs, by means of no explicit fault of both one, into embittering issues.

Of course, this doesn’t suggest that either of these film will fail or be any much less successful than DC’s films. But simply because Awards Season is approaching does not imply there aren’t plenty of tentpole releases this fall, as the holiday season also sees big-finances …