http://www2.journalnow.com/content/list/entertainment/movies/ en Fresh as part of its environmental-movie-night series at Temple Emanuel, 201 Oakwood Drive. The film features farmers, thinkers and business people across America who are challenging the rapid transformation of our agriculture into an industrial model and confronting its consequences, including food contamination, environmental pollution, depletion of natural resources and obesity.]]> Wesley, a locally produced feature film about the life of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, will premiere at the Stevens Center of the UNC School of the Arts. The film focuses on Wesley's early life, and the personal struggles that led to his spiritual transformation and, ultimately, to revolutionary changes in England in ministry to the poor and outcast.]]> The Men Who Stare at Goats, and it all starts with the disclaimer that opens the movie: "More of this is true than what you might imagine."]]> A Christmas Carol. The appeal of the part is clear: You get villain and redemptive hero rolled into one, plus you spend most of the movie in your pajamas.]]> Say Anything… 20th Anniversary Edition (PG-13): John Cusack's much-loved romantic comedy-drama returns in a new special edition and makes its Blu-ray debut. He plays Lloyd Dobler, an underachiever who pines for his dream girl (Ione Skye) and tries to woo her before she moves away. Extras include alternate, deleted and extended scenes, featurettes, and, exclusive to the Blu-ray, a trivia track.]]> Across the Hall, opened Friday at the Wynnsong 12, 1501 Hanes Mall Blvd., as part of a selected theater screening. Alex Merkin directed the neo-noir thriller about a quiet-night-turned-dangerous when Julian receives a frantic phone call from his friend Terry, who has followed his cheating fiance to a seedy hotel, and is staked out, across the hall from her, with a revolver and bottle of whiskey. The film is rated R. Showtimes are 1:20 and 7:10 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.]]> The Restless Conscience will be shown at Shirley Recital Hall, 601 S. Church St., on the Salem College campus. The documentary film by Hava Beller, commemorates the November 1938 pogrom, Kristallnacht, or Night of Broken Glass, against Jews living in Nazi Germany and documents anti-Nazi resistance within Germany, including numerous attempts on Adolf Hitler's life. A discussion will follow the screening.]]> Stan Helsing (Unrated): A hapless video-store clerk runs afoul of cinematic killers, including parodies of Freddy Krueger, Jason, Leatherface and Michael Myers, in this horror spoof from one of the producers of Scary Movie. The cast includes Leslie Nielsen and Kenan Thompson.]]> Michael Jackson's This Is It will have fans grieving once again, but this time, it won't only be for the fallen King of Pop, but for what we lost -- a brilliant entertainer who gave every inch of his body and soul for what might have been one of the most spectacular comebacks of all time.]]> Astro Boy is a shiny hodgepodge of Pinocchio, WALL-E, Oliver Twist, Gladiator and Superman, with some obvious visual touches taken from The Iron Giant. As its own entity, though, it's pretty forgettable.]]> Law Abiding Citizen isn't how Gerard Butler's character manages to wreak explosive, bloody havoc on Philadelphia while confined behind the walls of his jail cell.]]> My Sweet Misery, opened Friday as part of Carmike Cinemas' Independent Film Series. It is the first feature film from writer and director Matthew William Jordan and will screen at the Wynnsong 12, 1501 Hanes Mall Blvd., one of 17 theaters nationwide where it is being shown.]]>