Now Playing Synopsis: A mischievous magician gains the wisdom to become a powerful ruler after being swept away to a land of magic and mystery as director Sam Raimi and screenwriters Mitchell Kapner and David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole) explore the genesis of author L. Frank Baum's enduring tales of Oz. Shady illusionist Oscar Diggs (James Franco) enchants curious audiences at a Kansas circus. A self-professed con man, he's a fast-talking performer who aspires to follow in the footsteps of inventors like Thomas Edison. Oscar is being chased across the circus grounds by the rampaging Strongman when a tornado blows in and everyone runs for cover. Seeing a hot-air balloon as his only chance for escape, the illusionist jumps in and cuts himself free. Magically transported to the wondrous world of Oz, he soon encounters Theodora (Mila Kunis), a temperamental witch who surmises that he is the wizard named after their land (Oscar's nickname is Oz), foretold to fall from the sky, defeat a nasty witch, and ascend to the throne. Theodora takes Oscar to the Emerald City to meet her sister Evanora (Rachel Weisz), a powerful witch who reveals that he cannot become the rightful ruler of Oz until he's accomplished his mission. Later, as Oscar and his new flying-monkey companion Finley (voice of Zach Braff) prepare to face their fearsome enemy, they're joined by the fragile but fearless China Girl (voice of Joey King) and benevolent witch Glinda the Good (Michelle Williams), who help them prepare for the arduous battle ahead. Together with the brave people of Oz, Oscar draws up a plan to rid the land of evil once and for all, and become the great and powerful king who will rule from his throne in the Emerald City. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, Zach Braff, Bill Cobbs, Joey King Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. -- The Baird Community Center holds sentimental value for Zach Braff - it's where he saw his first play, when his father performed in Neil Simon's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue." It's also...

...The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for its fifth season with back-to-back episodes. In the first, J.D. (Zach Braff) is struggling now that he's an attending physician and no longer an intern. It doesn't help that Dr. Cox (John...

...Disney made its first solo foray into computer-animated cartoons with this solid, though slight, fairy-tale tweak. Zach Braff provides the voice of the title character, a chick who cried wolf that the sky was falling and must save his town when...

...make nice in Great Britain. Evans, Augusta Exchange, Aiken THE EX (PG-13) Romantic comedy with Amanda Peet and Zach Braff. Evans, Augusta Exchange DELTA FARCE (PG-13) Action comedy with Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy and DJ Qualls...

...Tuesday. Presenters include Hilary Swank, Vin Diesel, Jessica Simpson, Johnny Knoxville, Jessica Alba, Hilary Duff, Zach Braff, Lindsay Lohan, Billy Bob Thornton and Katie Holmes. Winners will be decided by viewer voting by phone or online at...

...approach 30. They're all sensitive enough to express their fears and frustrations in hyperarticulate terms. Michael (Zach Braff) is reluctant to marry his pregnant girlfriend, Jenna (Jacinda Barrett), even though she's obviously a smart...

...step out in jeans and use the f-word in acceptance speeches. "It's not even like an awards show," said actor Zach Braff. "It feels like a birthday party." The unconventional ceremony, held on a soundstage at Sony Studios, celebrates...

...into an innocuous tweaking of fairy-tale conventions perpetuated in large part by Disney's classic cartoon epics. Zach Braff provides the voice of Chicken Little, a laughingstock after proclaiming the sky was falling, who now finds himself...

...5 with $11.75 million, lifting its domestic total to $14.8 million. Another popular limited-release flick, Zach Braff's romantic comedy "Garden State," also went into fairly wide release, taking the No. 10 spot with $3.2 million...