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Some people out there quite excited about Frank Langella as Richard Nixon in Ron Howard’s next film, Frost/Nixon.

The other day we gave you a look at some concept art, now we get some actual images from the film!

What better way to celebrate Christ’s birth than watching two warring alien races kicking the holy hell out of each other?

For some reason we have been all over the upcoming Knight Rider television series pilot from NBC and director Steve Shill.

Here is something of a late Christmas gift for our gentleman readers out there — of whom there are many.

Is it just me, or is next summer’s The Incredible Hulk getting lost in the mix?

Have you ever been tricked by a movie trailer? Let’s talk about how that makes you feel…

With the exception of an archive release that was made for laserdisc originally (like Dragon’s Lair), I’ve always found DVD games to be awkward and hard to play.

A taut and nifty melodrama-noir with a strong reactionary bent, The Reckless Moment is essentially about love and the the redemptive acts of selflessness it can inspire.

The plot is ridiculous, the characters largely unlikable, and the comedy is forced.

This is still, in my opinion, the best action film of the year. It’s an intense, riveting cinematic experience I won’t soon forget.

Like a lot of people, I did not have high expectations going in for Alvin and the Chipmunks.

There are a slew of Christmas movies out there, which seems rather unfair because it’s the only holiday where movies are made specifically for it.

We just wanted to take a second to wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah or a Happy whatever it is that you celebrate.

After at least a decade, if not much more, of lackluster films from Sidney Lumet, the fading titan has strikingly returned to form with a fiery, blustering crash. Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead is easily the best-acted film of the year, but what’s more is that it’s a sharp piece of cultural criticism [...]

As we begin our year in review, it is important to look back at some of the films that most people missed along the way.

Our resident angry-man Robert Fure examines why nothing ever seems to be new in Hollywood — maybe because its not.

Merry Christmas from the Reject Report. Ho ho ho! Why should I be laughing?! I have nothing to laugh about after that weekend of blown predictions.

Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead is as good of a film as Sidney Lumet has ever made and that is really saying something considering he’s been at it for over half-a-century.

It sucks to be a box office prognosticator, and it sucks to be Judd Apatow today.

When the Fedex guy came round my nest of vipers with the latest DVD offerings, he handed me a copy of “Wish Gone Amiss,” a three episode set of Disney Channel sitcoms. I looked at them and thought, “Oh good, I needed a coaster.”

Not just the best Christmas film, but one of the best films ever made.

We just can’t get enough of all things Apatow these days…

This week we feature posters with Eva Longoria, Paris Hilton and Jenny McCarthy. It can’t be that bad. Can it?

The second installment of what will probably be a twenty-three-movie cash cow picks up after the charm of finding the last treasure has worn off.

Unlike the talkative Lions for Lambs, you can come away with an entertaining message movie that’s a breezy hour-and-a-half.

For those of you looking forward to a Borat sequel, I have some deeply saddening news.

Everyone seems to be anxiously looking forward to next summer for big, cool blockbuster flicks, but for some reason we can’t take our eye off of Jumper.

We know this is a bit of a cop-out, but it’s Christmas.

MTV has given us our first look at the upcoming teen comedy starring Michael Cera and Kat Dennings.