Prairie Miller

While Twilight is geared up to rule the plexes nationwide, Night is angling in more ways than one to not be far behind. That is, M. Night, whose mythologically minded, exotic 3D battle of the boys blockbuster The Last Airbender, opens the same week.

Seeming less spine tingling horror fare and more like spoiled rich kids elaborately decked out for wilding in the woods on Halloween, Eclipse mixes in some new and old adversaries to turn the heat up on the action.

There's a significant difference between presenting an unfamiliar culture in a movie, and penetrating it.

Not likely to go over too well with New York City Mayor Bloomberg and his tourism bureau, is the tabloid cinema crooked cop thriller and ghetto housing project horror spree looking worse than an Afghan war zone on a bad day, Brookyln's Finest.

A nearly surreal Scandinavian crime thriller with noirish shades of a Stockholm syndrome kicking in, Terribly Happy tracks the misfortunes of a mentally disintegrating Copenhagen cop banished as punishment.