This Week at the Movies  'Premium Rush' provides modest thrills,
while 'Compliance' is manipulative and 'The Apparition' is a
silly tale of possession.  "Premium Rush" wins this weekend's
cinematic sweepstakes by simply not being terrible, but it's no
more than an average thriller with some terrific stunts.  The
picture stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a New York City bike
messenger who finds himself being stalked by a loose cannon
detective (Michael Shannon) after a package he is supposed to
deliver turns out to be worth a lot of money.  To its credit,
the film is fast paced and, at a brisk 91 minutes, lean. At its
best, the movie is pretty tense and features some incredible
bike-related stunt work. It's refreshing to see a film with
special effects involving actual human beings as opposed to
those of the digital realm.  On the other hand, the film often
requires viewers to take some great leaps of faith in terms of
its plot and its storytelling structure is a bit fragmented as
it criss crosses throughout the c