DEEP SEA 3-D — *** — This entertaining documentary minifeature is an up-close look at various forms of aquatic life. Running time: 40 minutes, G (animal violence)

DINOSAURS 3-D: GIANTS OF PATAGONIA — *** — The makers of this IMAX science film get us about as close as we'd ever want to be to these enormous creatures. Running time: 48 minutes, not rated, probable PG (violence) —Jeff Strickler, Star-Tribune (Minneapolis)

DINOSAURS ALIVE! — Large-screen documentary featuring CGI re-creations of Jurassic-era carnivores and other creatures. Running time: 40 minutes, not rated, probable PG (violence)

HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX 3-D — The new film in the large-screen format, with a handful of 3-D sequences. (Jordan Commons)

MYSTERY OF THE NILE — *** — An IMAX movie filled with sweeping visual grandeur and awe for ancient African history. Running time: 48 minutes, not rated, probable G (violence) —Bruce Westbrook, The Houston Chronicle

CONTINUING FILMS

1408 — *** — Proof that you really can make a creepy and effective, PG-13-rated horror movie. John Cusack stars. Running time: 98 minutes, PG-13 (violence, profanity, brief gore, brief drugs, vulgarity, nude artwork)

THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM — *** — The third Bourne film begins with an exciting foot-chase scene and doesn't let up. Matt Damon stars. Running time: 111 minutes, PG-13 (violence, drugs, profanity, torture, brief gore)

BRATZ: THE MOVIE — ** — Aside from the "shop shop shop" consumerism, this movie based on a set of dolls is tame and harmless. Running time: 97 minutes, PG (vulgarity) — Roger Moore, The Orlando Sentinel

DADDY DAY CAMP — * 1/2 — A movie that's obsessed with bodily function. Cuba Gooding Jr. stars. Reviewed Wednesday, running time: 89 minutes, PG (vulgarity, violence, mild profanity) — James Ward, Visalia (Calif.) Times-Delta

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