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MLB provides a vivid memento for long-suffering Atlanta fans as the Braves capture the World Series in six games.

The fan-favorite anime series Shirobako returns in winning style as a full-length film.

Dracula: Dead and Loving It is in the right ballpark, but doesn't have the snap or focus of Brooks' other comedic masterworks.

An uneven holiday horror comedy, Krampus finds its groove in places, but can't sustain the momentum to carry it to feature length.

The visual delight of Coppelia seamlessly combines ballet and modern CGI animation for an enriching new experience which expands ballet's horizons.

While not one for depth, Oh, God! You Devil is an easy, comedic watch that makes full use of George Burns.

A comfortable retread, Oh, God! Book II lacks the creative vision of a higher power from the first movie and feels more like something from movie day at a …

An imaginative peek inside the vividly animated dreams of a young girl struggling with a new step-sister, Dreambuilders is sweetly enjoyable for the European family film's intended audience.

Optimus Prime memorably sacrifices his life battling Megatron in the epic Transformers: The Movie.

David Cronenberg's compelling supernatural thriller Dead Zone weaves a wonderful Christopher Walken performance with a superb screenplay.

Stardust is a tantalizing and flamboyant depiction of David Bowie rock star before he'd adopt the Ziggy Stardust persona.

Delightfully cheeky and totally unoriginal, Eight Legged Freaks breaks no ground, but it's written with enough wit to sustain the appropriately short runtime.