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Jack returns to 30 Rock when he sees that Devin (Will Arnett) is having a psychotic breakdown and is attempting to shut the company down. Meanwhile, Liz is struggling to impress her adoption agent (Megan Mullally) as tensions rise between Tracy and Jenna.

This week on Fringe: A mysterious disease that scientists have been injecting into kidnap victims unravels Agent Dunham’s life yet again.

In the opening moments of “Power Hungry,” we happen upon one “Joseph Meegar,” a man with electro-magnetic powers that manifest themselves at the wrong time.

We have the first review of the hilarious yet-to-be-released film, the first feature by Derrick Comedy.

“Yes, please!” say the writers of Iron Man and the director of The Incredible Hulk

This week on Fringe, we are introduced to a character called “The Observer,” a hairless man who has been present at the scene of many Pattern-related events.

Rachel McAdams joins the ranks of Guy Ritchie’s forthcoming modernized Sherlock Holmes film.

In this week’s episode, we are introduced to the psychic hotline Walter refers to as “The Ghost Network.”

This week on fringe: Modern day Jack-the-Rippers and latter day Super-Soldier experiments.

This week, Old Ass Movies examines the subjectivity of truth and human nature in Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon.

Science fiction craziness and ominous intrigue abound in J. J. Abrams’ latest series about FBI Agents who investigate paranormal activities.

Mark Millar spills some of the proverbial beans on his vision of a proposed Superman Trilogy of films.

The complexities of Charles Laughton’s classic about a psychotic preacher and the nature of childhood make it a must-see.

CNN presents us with a clip from Oliver Stone’s “W.” Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Banks get to know each other. Conrad meditates on the movie he wants to see come October 17.

Have you heard of Danny Yount? You probably have, you just don’t know it yet.

German thespian Michael Fassbender is the latest addition to the ever-growing cast of Inglorious Bastards.

Now you will have to re-buy all your damn DVDs. Again.

Fast-taking, strong women, and Cary Grant being Cary Grant. His Girl Friday is a film over 70 years ahead of its time.

Did you notice how I carefully resisted the easy pun in Zak Penn’s name?

In the wake of the Dark Knight’s incredible success, films like Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian are planning for wide releases on Imax screens.