Squeeeeee! Kevin and Neil run around the Magical Studio in the Sky without their shirts on, desperately trying to shape-shift into a werewolf so they too can be worthy of sickly-looking Bella Swan’s fickle infatuation… yet they still have a better time than they did when they saw The Last Airbender.

Alice in Wonderland is joining the club by grossing over $1 billion. Which highest grosser is your favorite?

This morning, Fox announced its 2010-2011 primetime schedule, adding to the onslaught of television news this week as networks release their upfronts. Making a good first impression for Fox was Terra Nova, a show that looks like an extension of Avatar.

Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Tolerate 3D.

It appears as if it doesn’t matter whether a studio includes a great deal of special features or not. If they release a movie that people want to see, people will buy it.

James Cameron’s epic love story Titanic has aged rather interestingly, to the say the least. First, there was a great amount of love. Then there was a bit of backlash. Now, we have 20/20 hindsight and a chance to chat with producer Jon Landau.

As you may know by now, James Cameron’s Avatar hit DVD and Blu-ray shelves yesterday in a big way. In fact, it sold so many copies that we don’t know if giving a few away we be a very popular thing. So we’ve sweetened the deal a little bit…

Avatar hit the streets today on DVD and Blu-ray. And what would usually be a great day of celebration as the highest grossing film of all-time rolls onto home video formats is marred by the quality of the release. We take a dive into the release to answer some all-important questions.

When James Cameron talks about his next project, we will always be listening. There is always necessity for tempered excitement though, as Cameron is not the sort of filmmaker who moves fast from project to project…

It’s Earth Day, and that means that James Cameron’s mega-grossing blockbuster Avatar is hitting the DVD and Blu-ray shelves. And, clocking in at 160-minute running time, there’s plenty of time to drink a toast to the Na’vi.

If you’ve read one of James Cameron’s earlier drafts of Avatar titled Project 880, then you more than likely noticed more than a few changes. Earlier this week, we sat down with producer Jon Landau to discuss the evolution of Avatar.

We weigh in on a few reasons why you might just want to skip out on buying the most epic, money making movie of all time. We also give you a few reason why it might be for you — alright well, two reason and at least one back-handed slight.

After two straight weeks of very light action on This Week in Blu-ray, here we are. Another Tuesday has come and another round of releases are here seeking my approval. Which is why you’re here — so that you can fill out your after-work new release day shopping list.

A fantastic action-adventure hits shelves this week filled with good guys, bad guys, flying machines, and a world you’ve never seen before. It’s fun and exciting and will remind you just how enjoyable action movies can be while still catering to viewers who care about story, characters, and intelligent fare. Oh, and Avatar comes out this week too.

While you were busy planning a delightful weekend enjoying the sunshine and flying kites, Avatar was sneaking its way back into the theater.

Finally someone is speaking out for the little people. And by little people, I’m of course talking about the pint-sized man-breasts of Avatar director James Cameron. To their rescue comes actress Sigourney Weaver, who seems hell-bent on getting a say in this Academy Awards discussion before it’s too late.

And he’s willing to shrink down and director a remake of Fantastic Voyage.

The blue people are coming home.

Tonight, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will hand out the 82nd Annual Oscars. And like any great movie site would, we will be updating our site live along with the ceremony. We will also be live-blogging the event, with much of the FSR staff providing up-to-the-minute commentary on the winners, the speeches, and everything in between. Come join!

Last year, we live-blogged the Academy Awards from a large yacht. This was, of course, in honor of the fact that the characters from Slumdog Millionaire could not afford such lavish luxury, at least not until the end. This year, in honor of nominees like Avatar and District 9, we considered live-blogging Oscar night from space. We’re still waiting on a few call-backs on that one…