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A guy told me one time, “Don’t let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.”

It turns out that Al Pacino has some new company for the biopic of Dr. Death chronicling his battle to legalize euthanasia.

For some reason, Al Pacino has long been interested in playing the role of Napoleon Bonaparte of France, the infamous French Emperor who nearly conquered the world. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that they’re both 5′ 7″.

“Who is it that can tell me who I am?” asks King Lear. Now we know that answer is “Al Pacino.” Can an iconic actor experiencing a career downfall play a King who watches the downfall of his reign?

Antonio Banderas is in negotiations to play Salvador Dali in Dali, a look at the life of the surrealist painter. And it would appear that he isn’t the only one.

While everyone is busy lambasting Righteous Kill, head to your favorite video spot and rent Michael Mann’s amazing Heat this weekend. You won’t miss going to the theater if you do.

Die-hard Pacino and De Niro fans will enjoy seeing their favorite actors on the screen, but my suggestion for this movie is to go in with as low of expectations as you can.

If you head out to the theaters this weekend to see Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino share the screen in Righteous Kill, be sure to toast this team-up of legendary crime film stars.

Kevin and Neil struggle to make it through the movie doldrums with some sub-par September releases and a challenge to offend those who claim they can’t be offended.

In honor of the upcoming team-up of these two legends, we’ve put together a very special feature: De Niro vs. Pacino: Their Ten Most Badass Performances.

The upcoming Robert De Niro/Al Pacino thriller, Righteous Kill, has a new redband trailer. Watch it below and then see if you agree with some assumptions about the movie.

Next week, we will take you for a walk down the long pier that has been the careers of Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, two of cinema’s ultimate gangsters. But before we get to that, we’ve got to start with a giveaway.

Today must obviously be Robert De Niro movie poster day, I was just not told about it.

Not excited yet about Robert De Niro and Al Pacino playing two cops on the edge trying to track down a serial killer who keeps knocking off bad guys? Check out this trailer, it may change your mind.

I know you might not want to read the negative reviews that say you’re past your prime and should be at home drinking Ensure and watching the Weather Channel. But what about the positive reviews from fanboys like me?

Welcome to FSR’s newest weekly feature in which I break down the good, the bad, and the ugly of what Hollywood has to offer.

Pacino’s presence in 88 Minutes reminds me of Diane Keaton’s presence in Mad Money and Because I Said So. Great actor. Bad movie.

With a name like 88 Minutes, it makes you wonder if there will be 88 drinks in the movie. I have made sure that there will be. If you can’t stomach Al Pacino’s overacting, give it a shot with some booze in the belly.

The release of Righteous Kill, the long awaited Robert De Niro and Al Pacino team-up cop drama is almost upon us. Today, we get a second (and considerably more badass) trailer from Overture Films.

One thing is for certain: the master of surrealism is a hot commodity in Hollywood these days.