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Struggling to find his mojo in the theater, Paul Giamatti turns to a radical procedure that will help him get rid of that which is holding him back — his soul.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Knowing, I Love You, Man and Duplicity.

Continuing on with the lukewarm Sundance buyers market, Samuel Goldwyn has picked up the U.S. rights to director Sophie Barthes’ sci-fi drama Cold Souls, which stars Paul Giamatti as himself.

A wildly imaginative and ambitious piece of science fiction, Sophie Barthes’ Cold Souls, anchored by a very strong performance from Paul Giamatti, could just be one of the more peculiar, conversation-inducing films of this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Tony Gilroy, the writer/director behind last year’s excellent Michael Clayton, has a new movie due next year… and it looks pretty damn solid.

Few directors are more political in their movies than Oliver Stone, but has he crossed the line by putting into production a film about the Bush Administration? Well, the one thing that does impress us is the stellar cast he’s putting together.

Laura Linney talks about her upcoming role in the HBO miniseries about John Adams.

Well, Christmas didn’t come early after all at the Reject Report. Guess what Santa left under the tree this weekend for Tom Cruise and for Fred Claus? That’s right– nothing.

The idea for Fred Claus had the most potential I had seen in a Christmas movie, but what ended up happening to it was a travesty.

If you’re going to suffer through Fred Claus, take our advice and tie one on as tight as a Christmas bow. You might just emerge with your sanity.

A very special welcome to all of you members of the Writers Guild of America, East and West, who are looking in on this web site in between the picketing.

Posters, comin’ atcha! This week we have four (yes, FOUR!) new posters to share with you. We’ve got bears fighting for a compass of some sort, Vince Vaughn as Santa’s derelict brother and two Boleyn girls who put the “sex” back in “corset”.