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The new movie "Chronicle" tweaks the formula with a superhero slant and some teen angst, as three high-school dudes record themselves gaining telekinetic powers and trying to keep them in check. The result is earning favorable reviews.

by Dave Trumbore Posted:February 3rd, 2012 at 8:26 pm With Max Landis' movie Chronicle opening in theaters this weekend, you might be wondering to yourself just how the young writer became interested in superheroic origins or why he chose to give one

I should backtrack and mention that the main characters of Josh Trank's “Chronicle” didn't just randomly wake up telekinetic. There is, like in all good sci-fi tales, an origin story. Andrew is a meek high school student with an abusive,

Call Chronicle an anti-superhero flick. But the level of entertainment that this modestly budgeted but cleverly resourceful science fiction thriller delivers is almost heroic.

What are U watching at the movies this weekend? Box Office analysts predict moviegoers will pick either The Woman In Black, starring Daniel Radcliffe, or found footage superhero flick Chronicle. The

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