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Plus: the former Hollywood agent who couldn't abide New York's elevators
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Plus: the former Hollywood agent who couldn't abide New York's elevators
Zach Galifianakis thinks there will be a jailbreak from a mental institution in there
A running tally of the number of times J.J. Abrams's new movie winks at its producer
They are both Republican, female, and may run for president, so everyone wants a fight
Not that their concerns will stop it from making a ton of money this weekend
How much? "A big, big number" after taking in $10.4 million last night
Add this to the 2012 speculation: the secret $1 million project premieres in Iowa
It's also 'darker and harsher' than you'd expect
At just 25, she's putting deals together for some of Hollywood's toughest projects
Winning the Palme d'Or doesn't settle the debate over Terrence Malick's new film
Shifts focus to 'personal matters'
The director continues his agitprop campaign for new movie "Melancholoia"
The scandal isn't scaring producers working on Schwarzenegger projects
Yes, Terrence Malick's new movie will have dinosaurs
Two days in, and the weird questions are already flowing
Critics say 'Bridesmaids' is shocking, disgusting and an absolutely hilarious must-see
Some of the most memorable movies ever once didn't meet his standards
When not killing vampires, movie will be like Lincoln himself on screen
How the next Olivier became the director of the next great superhero movie
Critics are resigned to say the film is fine "for what it is"
A lawsuit over the licensing to the score of 'Fata Ahlami' is moving forward
Rounding up the confused responses to the newest clip from 'The Tree of Life'
See, it's actually about family values in some weird way
The Grey Lady finally gets around to reviewing the film adaptation
How a can't-miss libertarian hit missed
He's 'attached' for 'Terminator 5'
Movieline has parted ways with the film critic following his 'Source Code' review
The best part of writing a dopey blockbuster is...
He sought to examine our conscience in films like '12 Angry Men' and 'Network'
That's the goal, and some early reviews suggest it's working
The pans of 'Your Highness' and 'Game of Thrones' is a critical tradition
Bret McKenzie to play elf who once heard Bilbo Baggins read poetry
He's agreed to play FDR in a new movie, if he bothers calling the studio back
Too bad his new one sounds like 'Rubicon'
Zach Snyder's action opus debuts with a thud
A multimedia recap
The movie adaptation of What to Expect When You're Expecting now has a director
Hollywood hopes telling the Egyptian queen's story won't be a financial disaster
After 'Black Swan' turned into a hit, a $5 million payday may not be as tempting
Our promise to Libya, our changing military role, and pills to make short kids grow
Top movie theater chain would like someone--anyone--to buy their stock
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