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Catfish It's the other social network movie, this creepy-crawly documentary about a "family" of Facebook friends: a twentysomething New York photographer and the 8-year-old Michigan girl who sends him paintings, and then puts him on to her older, hottie half-sister. A road trip, and rocky revelations, ensue. PG-13

    by Steven Rea | Columnist, Inquirer
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Catfish

It's the other social network movie, this creepy-crawly documentary about a "family" of Facebook friends: a twentysomething New York photographer and the 8-year-old Michigan girl who sends him paintings, and then puts him on to her older, hottie half-sister. A road trip, and rocky revelations, ensue.

PG-13

Let Me In This achingly bittersweet tween-age romance is also a gripping, graphic vampire thriller. A rigorously faithful adaptation of the 2008 Swedish film Let the Right One In, with Kodi Smit-McPhee (The Road) and Chloë Moretz (Kick-Ass) as the outcast boy and bloodsucking girl. R

My Dog Tulip A wry and wonderful animated adaptation of J.R. Ackerley's memoir about his "ideal" friendship - with a German shepherd. Christopher Plummer, Isabella Rossellini, and the late Lynn Redgrave provide the voices. With the vividly colored hand-drawn artistry of Paul and Sandra Fierlinger. No MPAA rating