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What does Stan Lee have that Dominic Cooper, Matthias Schweighöfer, Robert De Niro, Jude Law and Stellan Skarsgard seem to want so badly? A role in Thor, that’s what…

The actress has just signed on for the third installment of the Meet the Parents franchise, and she’ll have a few things to teach her co-stars.

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.”

And on top of Danny Trejo it’s Michelle Rodriguez, Jonah Hill and Robert De Niro!

A solid group of talent is gathering around John Curran’s new indie thriller where Norton plays a convicted arsonist and De Niro plays the man who gets seduced by a convicted arsonist’s wife.

Kevin Carr looks at the slate of films in theaters this week with the FSR Report Card.

Kevin and Neil bid adieu to the Magical Studio in the Sky while Neil prepares to embark on a cross-country Bohemian Gypsy travel adventure. They also talk about their favorite scary movies, porn star cameos and a bunch of other awful shenanigans in the newly-revived Internet-only segment.

No, you should not be tuning into CNN to find out what sort of craziness is happening in the capital of Ohio — you should be heading to the usual spot to pick up some awesome free movie passes.

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.

Just when things were starting to look up for Mel Gibson…

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.

I have heard nothing but good things about Barry Levinson’s Hollywood insider comedy What Just Happened? So much, in fact, that I am relatively pissed that I didn’t see this movie when I had the chance.

Robert De Niro is out on the promotional trail for his latest film “What Just Happened?” doing what actors and directors do best — talking about all the movies he would like to make in the future.

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.

Closing the Tribeca Film Festival this year was the anime cartoon inspired action film, Speed Racer from the Wachowski brothers, who created The Matrix trilogy.

And a dream of mine has finally come true. While at the Tribeca Film Festival today covering the red carpet premiere of Tennessee I got to see stars like Mariah Carey and Ben Kingsley but nothing compared to seeing the great Bobby D, my favorite actor ever.

In remake news that most won’t recognize as a remake, Robert De Niro is gearing up to star in Everybody’s Fine, an updated version of Tornatore’s neo-classic Stanno Tutti Bene.