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Amazing Spider-Man 2: May 2 - Jamie Foxx lights up the screen as the villianous Electro in this installment of the Spider-Man franchise. This time out, Andrew Garfield is donning the red and blue jumpsuit to protect New Yorkers from his fan-turned-foe. The movie also stars Emma Stone. (Photo: Columbia Pictures)

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Belle: May 2 - Gugu Mbatha-Raw stars in the title role, inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle. An illegitmate mixed race daugther, raised by her aristrocratic uncle, she endures the plight of racism and sexism during the era of slavery in England. (Photo: Fox Searchlight Pictures)

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Mr. Jones: May 2 - Is he a reclusive artist? Why does he conjure primal fears?  Who is Mr. Jones?  This horror thriller seeks to answer all those questions and more when a young couple move to a remote cabin to get away and inspire their art. They meet Mr. Jones and he introduces them to a world of mayhem and terror. (Photo: Anchor Bay) 

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The Protector 2: May 2 - RZA stars as the head of an underground fighting ring in this extreme fight action movie which pits Kham (Tony Jaa) against the police and a vengeful twin. Prepare to get an eyeful of fists, elbows, kicks and daredevil stunts. (Photo: Sahamongkolfilm Co)

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Decoding Annie Parker: April 4 - Rashida Jones stars in this touching story based on true events. It chronicles two women and their 15-year battle against breast cancer and how through science, emotions and sheer determination fate brings them together. (Photo: eOne Films)

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The Chef: May 9 - Sofia Vergara and John Leguizamo star as a former couple who decide to launch a food truck with a chef (Jon Favreau) who quits his LA restaurant job to find a brand new life. (Photo: Open Road Films)

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Neighbors: May 9 - Seth Rogen and Zac Efron play polar opposites as a new suburban dad and frat house leader forced to live next to each other in this retread of the classic Odd Couple story. (Photo: Universal Pictures)

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Godzilla: May 16 - The epic rebirth of the Godzilla legend is alive and well in 2014. The world's most famous monster is back, crushing buildings, destroying bridges, battling new creatures and mankind.(Photo: Warner Bros Pictures)

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Half of a Yellow Sun: May 16 - The directorial debut of Biyi Bandele chronicles two women during Nigerian's independence and Nigerian-Biafran War. It tells their life stories through their thorny romances one involving a love triangle and the other an interracial relationship. The all-star cast features Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton and Anika Noni Rose.(Photo: Slate Films)

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X-Men: Days of Future Past: May 23 - Our favorite big-screen mutants are back in this second sequel installment of the popular comic-book based franchise. Halle Berry reprises her role as Storm as the X-Men send Wolverine across two time periods to change the past and save the future. (Photo: MARVEL/Twentieth Century Fox Pictures)

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The Angriest Man in Brooklyn: May 23 - Film legend James Earl Jones stars in this dramedy about a very angry and foul tempered Brooklynite (Robin Williams) who, with only 90 minutes to live, must rush around New York City to make things right. (Photo: AMIB Productions)

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Maleficent: May 30 - Much like the backstory provided by Wicked for The Wizard of Oz, Angelina Jolie brings the iconic villainess from Sleeping Beauty to life in Maleficent. We chart her life as pure-hearted young woman who faces betrayal to her final transformation into evil. (Photo: Disney Pictures)

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