Movies: 'Great Gatsby' Goes 3-D + A Thrilling 'In the House'

What's on screen this week.

View on the Web. Friday, May 10, 2013 'The Great Gatsby' in 3-D: An American classic as modern-day pop-up story Ann Hornaday Baz Luhrmann's 3-D film maintains an odd emotional distance when it should be immersive. 'In the House' movie review Michael O'Sullivan From French filmmaker Francois Ozon, a story about the seductive power of storytelling. Also Opening 'Kiss of the Damned' movie review Stephanie Merry Xan Cassavetes pays homage to vintage vampire flicks with this less-than-suspenseful drama. 'Venus and Serena' movie review Liz Clarke The documentary is an insightful look into the remarkable rise of the tennis-playing Williams sisters. 'Peeples' movie review Ann Hornaday "Peeples" takes a page from "Meet the Parents" for a fish-out-of-water rom-com starring Craig Robinson. 'My Brother the Devil' movie review Michael O'Sullivan First-time filmmaker creates a story of brothers that's both tough and tender. More Movie Info How race, class and genre intertwine in 'Peeples' Ann Hornaday 'Peeples' exemplifies how race, class and genre define black films in ways both limiting and liberating. 'Jack Reacher' and other new DVDs Stephanie Merry Check out this week's new releases and see what Washington is watching. Box Office 'Iron Man 3' posts second-biggest debut ever Michael Cavna | Comic Riffs "One summer after Robert Downey Jr.'s quick-witted Iron Man help lead Marvel's "The Avengers" to the biggest domestic debut ever ($207.4-million), the third film in the "Iron Man" franchise proper bowed in with the second-biggest homeland opening ever." Family Filmgoer Kid-focused movie reviews "The Great Gatsby" takes viewers back in time with excess . . . and plenty of drinking and smoking. Follow The Going Out Guide:     Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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