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Best Armageddon concept idea for a film ever?

The full trailer was released just this morning. Take a gander at Sam Raimi’s vision of Oz.

It’s a big step up from roasting David Hasselhoff. Can Seth MacFarlane save the Oscars?

Richard Kuklinski spent over 20 years sending people to sleep with the fishes as a contract killer for the mob. His story now comes to the big screen in this gritty thriller.

Put on your ruby red slippers, Hollywood is returning to Oz. James Franco stars in the prequel that tells the story of how the wizard came to be the all great and powerful ruler of…

James Franco stars in this biography of American poet Hart Crane who committed suicide at the age of 32 by jumping off the steamship SS Orizaba.

Nothing can raise Oscar’s golden eyebrows quite like a good biopic. In celebration of Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar, which features Leonardo DiCaprio as the first director of th…

The summer’s smartest and scariest film is a gripping, crowd-pleasing rabble-rouser featuring astonishing work by Andy Serkis as one revolutionary simian.

Simians, Switches and Shadowy Secrets: The final month of summer begins with Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Change-Up and The Whistleblower.

Never enough apes! A prequel to explain how things got the way they were when Charlton Heston and/or Mark Walhberg had such a rough time. A science fiction/science-fact blend where…

With Danny McBride heading up an all star cast, this medieval stoner comedy is guaranteed laughs.

This week you have some decent choices: a medieval stoner comedy, a remake of an 80′s classic (for better or worse), and a teenage assassin on the wrong side of the CIA. Not bad.

There aren’t many comedies set in medieval times, that black plague fiasco kinda put a damper on the funny. In this action/comedy romp, James Franco and Danny McBride hook up with …

Here’s the trailer for Danny Boyle’s new movie 127 Hours, starring James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara and a giant rock.

This week’s new releases on DVD and Blu-Ray include two great comedies – Date Night and Death At A Funeral.