Who's That Hottie?

This week we take our Who’s That Hottie column to a place where we really shouldn’t go: Narnia. We check in with two saucy young gals that make up the softer side of the Pevensie family.

I am very aware of the fact that Speed Racer is a kid’s movie. I don’t care — I’ve had a huge crush on Christina Ricci for some time now, and this is my column, so get over it.

One of Tony Stark’s many conquests in the film Iron Man is a nosey, but hot reporter from Vanity Fair, played by the very sexy Leslie Bibb. In her honor, we’ve scoured the web for the hottest shots of this leggy blonde.

We may have missed our stride last week with the Who’s That Hottie column, but I am back with a vengeance this week — and back with a smoking hot lady for all of you gentleman (and some ladies) out there.

I am happy to report that this week’s hottie is someone that will not only have you saying, “Who’s that hottie?”, she will also have you channelling your inner latino and saying, “Ay, mama cita.”

This week’s hottie has been seen alongside Amanda Bynes in She’s the Man, fighting of vamps in The Covenant and getting terrified in this weekend’s The Ruins, but here on FSR, she’s showing off her sexy side.

With Superhero Movie, Sara steps out and steps into her hot-clothes as Jill Johnson, a parody of Kirsten Dunst’s Mary Jane character in Spider-Man. With an immense cuteness and a sweet disposition, Sara makes it almost worth it for anyone to see Superhero Movie.

The movie may be getting rocked by critics, but there are 3-4 minutes of a nude Olga Kurylenko somewhere in the middle to take the sting off the train-wreck of a story.

Elizabeth Banks has been a crazy nymph, a sarcastic Daily Bugle secretary and now a sexy Santa helper. But in this series of pictures, she is NSFW for sure.

This weekend British hottie Emily Blunt will share a few moments of screen time with the classic beauty of French starlet Juliette Binoche. And while it is Binoche who gets the most lines in Dan in Real Life as she plays the love interest to both Steve Carell and Dane Cook, it is Blunt who steals a bit of the show.

Here is something new for all of the gentlemen (and some of the ladies), courtesy of the Fat Guys at the Movies. If you are in any way offended by gratuitously hot women from the world of cinema, please move on to something more appropriate. We would recommend our own Kevin Carr’s review of Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?. Trust us, it’s a scorcher.