Bootlegging hits the big screen with Shia LaBeouf and Gary Oldman in Lawless, the story of a moonshine gang in Depression-era Virginia battling the authorities attempting to shut them down.

Now that the Academy Awards are over and there were once again losses that should’ve been wins, pay homage to unacknowledged greatness with a look back at some notable Oscar snubs from yesteryear.

The nominations are out for the 84th Academy Awards, and it’s a pretty sentimental affair with The Artist, The Help, The Descendants, and War Horse leading the way.

Gary Oldman sits down with Coco to discuss the intricate process of recording his part of Viktor Reznov in COD. In short, lots of shouting.

Finally – the first trailer for the final chapter. Eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, the terrorist Bane arrives in Gotham, pushing it and its police force to their limits, forcing its former hero to resurface.

It’s the holiday season, and with it (hopefully) comes vacation days during which you can go sledding, skiing or just stay at home and drink too much eggnog while watching Netflix. If you opt for the latter (and we certainly are), here are twenty movies that’ll fill you with the holiday spirit when the weather outside is frightful.

Here’s the new poster for the final installment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman series, The Dark Knight Rises, which sees Christian Bale in his final turn as the Caped Crusader and Tom Hardy appearing as the villainous Bane. The Knight rises in summer 2012.

This brilliantly directed and acted Cold War tale shows us that most spy work is done at the office.

This weekend’s offerings include Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Sitter, Young Adult and We Need to Talk About Kevin.

Based on the John le Carré novel of the same name, this international thriller is set at the height of the Cold War. Gary Oldman is George Smiley, a disgraced British spy, rehired by his government which fears that MI-6 has been compromised by a double agent working for the Soviets. With Tom Hardy, Colin Firth and John Hurt.