Shockingly, Love Happens is a cliche-ridden, tepid romantic comedy featuring not-at-all convincing characters.

The Fat Guys take a look at Jennifer’s Body even though Fox (that’d be the studio, not the actress) didn’t screen it for them. They also chew on Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, help Matt Damon squeal in The Informant! and avoid Love Happens like the plague.

When a self-help author arrives in Seattle to teach a sold-out seminar, he unexpectedly meets the one person who might finally be able to help him help himself.

Either that, or they might star together in a film where a married couple lose a young child. But would you seriously check out a headline like that?

Johnny Depp looks slick in this first image from the set of “The Rum Diary,” his return to the wild and wonderful world of Hunter S. Thompson.

Amber Heard confirms she’ll be appearing nude in The Rum Diary, and less than a week later, Aaron Eckhart and Richard Jenkins sign up. Coincidence?

We know it’s a bit better than unfounded Angelina rumors, but are we really still going this crazy? Really? We’re really doing this?

Media website Newsarama has asked their readership who they’d like to see play Captain America in the Joe Johnston film set for release in 2011. And while their choice is interesting, we’d like to see who you would pick…

Over the past few months the internet has been spinning ’round and ’round about what Christopher Nolan may or may not do with his next Batman film. Today, we get some news about one character that isn’t coming back.

With Comic-Con over and done, we want to take a moment to pause and look back, at the year so far. We do this in a format that we like to call “Ten Things We Liked, 5 Things We Didn’t.”

It appears that fans might be a little interested in seeing Christopher Nolan’s Batman franchise go further. At least, that is what we can assume. But in order to do that, they would need a villain, would they not. Take a spoiler-filled ride into a discussion about Two-Face’s prospects for a third film.

As Gotham’s District Attorney Harvey Dent, Aaron Eckhart gives Chris Nolan’s The Dark Knight a layer that not many fans are expecting. Here, he tells us about what it was like to see Harvey become the centerpiece for one of the year’s most anticipated films.

Quite simply, when you see The Dark Knight, you’re going to realize how truly awful the first wave of Batman films were.

Now before anyone accuses me of sensationalizing the title of this post, this Two Face has nothing to do with Batman.

Viral marketing of old served as just a clever ploy to start marketing a film, but few people really took notice. The Dark Knight marketing got people involved. Granted, the people that got involved were probably those who were going to see the movie opening weekend anyway, but MY GOD was it fun.

Aaron Eckhart may be starring as Harvey Dent in the year’s biggest summer blockbuster The Dark Knight, but he also has another, smaller flick that hit DVD shelves this week. It is called Meet Bill and we’ve got some autographed posters for you, signed by Harvey Dent himself.

As promised, we’ve rounded up all of the images that we can find (legally) from The Dark Knight.

As part of our ongoing coverage of the mass media hysteria that is The Dark Knight, please enjoy these two behind the scenes looks at possibly the biggest film of 2008.

No other superhero has changed faces or directions more, for better or worse, than the Caped Crusader. Batman’s long strange trip through film is a tale of success, followed by a hellacious fall. But as Alfred would remind us, “Why do we fall,sir? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.”

The year’s most anticipated summer film is still weeks away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t give you a first-hand account of its brilliance. Yeah, that’s right — we said brilliance. Behold, the epic spectacle that is The Dark Knight.