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Throughout the year, our own Kevin Carr has been dedicated to one thing: drunkenness. Here is to a year’s worth of drinking games!

It’s New Years’ Eve, the holiday that draws some of the biggest, greatest, drunkest parties of the entire year. Here are the greatest parties in movie history.

Aside from keeping things organized around here, I am also obligated as the Editor to give you my picks for the Ten Best Films of the Year. So let’s do this thing!

Steven Spielberg wants out of Paramount — we get it. But what does that mean for Transformers 2?

As we continue along with this week’s Year in Review, we get a little bit of love from our featured podcast Fat Guys at the Movies.

As we begin our look back at 2007 at the movies, we start where most people usually start their movie experience — with the posters.

The weird thing is Perry is playing Lt. Uhura. That’s right.

What better way to watch Aliens beat the shit out of a Predator than falling-down drunk?

Well, it’s no secret to anyone now that National Treasure: Book of Secrets is a big hit for the whole holiday season.

Denzel Washington helms his second motion picture and shows he has worthy skills behind the camera as well as in front of it, although there’s no question as to which he does best.

The third title in a series is like middle age for movies. By now audiences know what to expect.

The screen adaptation of Cecelia Ahern’s novel was originally set in Ireland but has been transported to New York City to create a vehicle for Hilary Swank to show her softer, funnier side.

This upcoming year, Disney will bring us plenty of groovin’, plenty of well-animated robots and puppies and of course, some Martin Lawrence.

We’ve already rolled through Universal and Walt Disney, so now it’s time to talk about Paramount Pictures’ lineup for 2008.

David Fincher’s Zodiac may not the film his fans and critics expected — but it was certainly good.

We begin our official 2008 movie preview with Universal Studios — and the return of some larger-than-life superheroes.

Is it just me, or have most of the best comedies this year been about someone getting pregnant? Or, in the case of Superbad, someone trying to do the things that lead to spawning a child?

Want a chance to win a free copy of Death Sentence on DVD? Here’s your chance.

Will Smith looks very “Legendary” in the first poster for his anti-hero movie.

It’s been a slow news day — so here is something cool to look at.

Get ready folks — here comes the box set you’ve always been wanting — and you can have it if you live.. in Japan.

These awesome little sets give us a Lego-sized look at some of the various scenes that may be in the movie.

Juno is one movie that seems to be on top of everyone’s list. Here’s how it starts…

Though this film had me at “achingly romantic,” I cringe at the thought of someone rolling their eyes and overlooking this remarkable film at the fault of the advertisers who betrayed this film’s distinct uniqueness.

That’s right folks — it is time for everyone’s favorite fat guys to run down the best and worst of the year that was.

We’ve all heard about the casualties of the writers’ strike. Now, we are hearing about the latest casualty: Award Shows.

The shorts collected in The Chronological Donald: Volume Three are uneven, ranging from the lovely to the disposable.

Christmas has finally swung in my direction. No more Tim Allen (though I like him), no Decking the Halls or Jingling of Bells but BLOOD.

Films that center around pregnant women, in this case a teenage girl, are nothing new, especially this year. Then how is it in 2007 the concept produces winner after winner? Damn good writing.

Two strangers find love through music — will we find love through DVD?