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The Brits pick their favorite films of the year. Time to analyze their decisions.

Despite the fact that the backlash has begun against ‘Juno’, the little-big indie sensation is right on track to steal the show on February 24.

Paris Hilton’s star vehicle ‘The Hottie and the Nottie’ took in a whopping $25,000 over the weekend. Were we surprised? Nah.

Ellen goes from the acerbic teen Juno to being drug into the pits of hell?

That title just feels dirty…

Need something to do on Saturday, February 23. Allow us to suggest some Oscar-worthy flicks.

Miley Cyrus beats out Jessica Alba, Carmen Electra and Eva Longoria Parker at the box office.

Go figure, the best film of the year also made a lot of money. This is new…

This week’s movies look absolutely frightening — frightening to watch and frightening to predict.

So how do you follow up eight Oscar nominations for your most current film that most people think is a horror flick? I guess the next logical step would be to actually direct a horror film.

The nominations are out, now it is time to talk about them…

The biggest winner in the 80th Annual Nominations? Norbit, which was nominated for Achievement in Make Up.

It’s easier to escape from Guantanamo Bay with only duct tape and plastic sheeting than the phrase “You have to see Juno.”

Cloverfield made $41 million at the box office this weekend and killed the competition, just as we all thought it would.

Take a look at the following video, which is a pitch-perfect encapsulation of the year that was in cinema.

Didn’t get a chance to see the Golden Globes Telecast on the TV Guide network? We did. And trust us, you didn’t miss much…

First Sunday stole the thunder from under The Bucket List and Juno this weekend and surprised a lot of people with a far better showing than expected.

The Writers Guild of America have announced their awards show as set for February 9th, and have released the nominees for best original screenplay, best adapted screenplay and best documentary screenplay.

The big question is: will the momentum for Juno continue this weekend with a Number One finish?

No Country for Old Men finds home atop 6th annual Central Ohio Film Critics Association awards.

National Treasure: Book of Secrets finished first for the third week in a row. But Juno moved up significantly again.

Fox Searchlight’s little film that could continues to grow bigger and bigger at the box office — for good reason.

Aside from keeping things organized around here, I am also obligated as the Editor to give you my picks for the Ten Best Films of the Year. So let’s do this thing!

Well, it’s no secret to anyone now that National Treasure: Book of Secrets is a big hit for the whole holiday season.

Is it just me, or have most of the best comedies this year been about someone getting pregnant? Or, in the case of Superbad, someone trying to do the things that lead to spawning a child?

Juno is one movie that seems to be on top of everyone’s list. Here’s how it starts…

Films that center around pregnant women, in this case a teenage girl, are nothing new, especially this year. Then how is it in 2007 the concept produces winner after winner? Damn good writing.

Always the bridesmaid, never the bride, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and their Golden Globe Awards are certainly important this time of year — but they are no Academy Awards.

Enough with the superserious abortion movies, right?

It seems to be, at least to me, that Director Jason Reitman has found a very distinct formula for successfully entertaining us with sharp-witted, off-the-cuff comedies.