Second trailer for this 3D animated comedy, and this time it's focusing on arch villain Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) trying to break into the headquarters of a rival bad guy. This looks like fun and the bit with the

I hope you don't hate vampires, because they don't seem to be going anywhere. Now , the woman behind Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Clueless, is getting in on the bloodsucking. According to , Parlay Films has grabbed the

Our brothers and sisters over at have busted through the boob tube and brought with them the following juicy bits of must-see eye candy.Is it possible that Oprah Winfrey's long-running talk show may be coming to an end? Find out

Actors might make a lot of money, but at least they work for it with long hours on set, paparazzi insanity, exhausting PR tours, and the pressures of handling the same questions over and over and over again with grace

We're told at the beginning of that "more of this is true than you would believe." But the story of the U.S. Army's attempts to harness psychic powers to create super-soldiers is so bizarre it almost HAS to be true,

Good news, Twilight fans. You have the first official news for the fourth Twilight installment, courtesy of our own Jen Yamato, and the junket.* The magically-coiffed has confirmed that Breaking Dawn will begin filming in Fall 2010, and that it's

Watch enough movies and you learn pretty fast that they aren't about reality, they're about entertaining us. Which sometimes makes the world of the biopic a little tricky, because not only do you have to work in the truth, but

Back in August was when hit the screens, and while I had no reason to expect anything but a merciless brain-pummeling from the experience, I walked out suitably impressed with the flick's popcorn-tastic mentality. I even ended my review with

By: John GholsonI'm not sure why, but Overture Films has chosen to downplay the "based on a true story" aspects of their high-profile new satirical film . The film finds Ewan McGregor as a journalist looking for a story in

At a press junket earlier this summer for Roland Emmerich told reporters he's not doing any more blow-'em-up flicks. "I would not know how to top this... It's just one of these things, you know. I had a hard time

The upcoming is one of those independent, edgy films that has all the right elements for something brilliant, but it's subject matter is so tricky that it could end up becoming a farce. Based on David Ebershoff's novel, The Danish

After heaps of buzz and praise, and our own : "it's compelling and artistic, punctuated with warm humor and masterful performances, and ultimately triumphant and hopeful," is finally hitting theaters today. It's a harrowing look at one girl's traumatic young

By Eric D. Snider (reprint from 1/19/09 -- Sundance Film Festival)The premise of is so unsettling and bleak that no one would blame you if you didn't want to see it: It's the story of an obese 16-year-old illiterate Harlem

Welcome back to another edition of Insert Caption -- the game that whole-heartedly congratulates the New York Yankees on their 27th (!) World Series title! Last week we asked you to join a little staring contest with a few our

Having dipped into the seductive waters of sexy courtesans, is now looking towards the future, and the future's got lots of gambling. The trades are reporting that Frears is set to direct Lay the Favorite, a dramedy that will rejoin

Click image below to view full posterCinematical has just received this exclusive new poster for , due in theaters February 12, 2010. As you can tell from above, this latest bit of marketing for the Joe Johnston directed resurrection of

In the Great Coen Debates that occur among film fans, there's one that I never feel gets enough love: It's probably my favorite next to The Big Lebowski. The film is deliciously dark and dreary (you can watch this in

cinematic path hasn't been gradual. It all started with a couple one-ep stints on a few shows, a gig on a quickly vaporized show called Desire, time as a McDonald's customer in King of California, an uncredited moment on Shark,

Richard Matheson's original short story, "Button, Button," was a nifty little morality tale about a couple faced with a peculiar opportunity -- if they push a button in a box, they'll get a sum of money but kill a stranger

I hate saying "They just don't make movies like they used to" because it really yearns for a golden age that I don't believe ever truly existed in Hollywood. Every age has had its share of studio dreck, every decade