Finally, after months of waiting, the Jacko-inspired Anna Wintour & the Chocolate Factory finally hits theatres and we strongly suggest seeing it at the IMAX, on Broadway at 68th St. For those of you embracing procrasination and wasting more time at work, have fun with the Trailer Crashers - The Wedding Crashers' promotional tool in which you can easily insert you and a friend in the trailer (last week we substituted Krucoff and Lockhart for Owen & Vince and we’re still mildly disturbed). Indie fans might be interested in heading to the IFC Center for Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus, which follows folk musician Jim White in his strange South excursions, or the 2005 Asian American International Film Fest. And if you haven’t already, please go check out the riveting quad-rugby doc Murderball, which has quickly become our favorite documentary that doesn’t feel at all like a documentary.

MIDNIGHT MOVIES:
The Warriors (“Warriors! Come out and plaaaaaaay!”), Fri-Sun, Landmark Sunshine Cinema, 143 E Houston. Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind plays tonight at Two Boots Pioneer Theatre, 155 E 3rd st at Ave A. And Christopher Walken in King of New York plays tonight at the IFC Film Center @323 Sixth Ave and 3rd St.

RESURRECTION PICKS:
The MOMA presents Miramax: 25 Years, showcasing such favorites as City of God, an intriguing and fast-paced look at Brazil’s slum gang wars, Friday @8:30 PM; Kieslowski’s classic Blue, White, and Red, starting Saturday @4:30 PM; Kill Bill, Vol. I on Sunday @ 2:00 PM and Kill Bill, Vol. 2 on Sunday at 5:00 PM.

LATEST TRAILERS:
Check out Jason Schwartzman and Claire Danes in the film adaptation of Shopgirl; Wolf Creek is being hailed as the Australian answer to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre; The Exorcism of Emily Rose is based on a true story of the Catholic Church officially recognizing the demonic possession of a 19-year old (no, not Ashlee Simpson); Evan Rachel Wood plays a high school manipulator who recruits friends in a campaign against her nerdy teacher, played by Ron Livingston, in Pretty Persuasion.