Kevin Carr vents his spleen about an unexpected consequence of the failure of last year’s bomb The Love Guru.

As the Oscars have come and gone, and so have the GAG Awards, sponsored by Film School Rejects. These annual awards remember the worst films of 2008.

Paul Sileo’s coverage of the 29th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards will likely make your bowels explode.

Earlier today I posted 2008: The Cinescape, a fan made dedication to some of the more iconic films of 2008. This afternoon I received word that another such video has appeared online, from YouTubian Kees van Dijkhuizen.

We continue our jaunt through the world of film in 2008 by taking a turn for the worse — toward the bottom of the barrel. For every great movie there are at least ten bad ones released in a given year, and 2008 was no exception.

Brian Gibson loves to buy DVDs. Come with him on his weekly journey into the depths of credit card debt as he tells you what to buy, rent and avoid.

Well, chaos reigned supreme at the box office this weekend. Or you might say, KAOS reigned supreme, because Steve Carell’s new movie Get Smart did well while everyone else seemed to tank at the box office.

As I watched Mike Myers embarrass himself in The Love Guru, I thought to myself “What was he thinking?” Granted, this was probably an ego project and Myers didn’t necessarily have me and my comedic sensibilities in mind when he wanted to get this flick made. But it brings up a valid question.

We spent some with Guru Pitka, aka Mike Myers, as well as Justin Timberlake and Verne Troyer at the press junket for The Love Guru. Find out what we learned inside, and don’t write off this film!

Every Friday brings with it a new set of releases — and since we have already given you our opinions of the movies that are coming out today, it is time for you to return the favor.

Kevin and Neil discuss the finer points of Steve Jobs worship, Megan Fox hotness, bad translations of Indian music videos and how Peter Dinklage would help them get a lot of tail at Comic-Con. Yeah, they talk about movies, too.

There is certainly something about a big, dumb Mike Myers-led comedy that leaves moviegoers emptying their wallets, isn’t there?

We’ve got the much-ballyhooed Get Smart movie starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway, plus the return of Mike Myers, a.k.a. Austin Powers, in a movie that to my eyes looks like an Austin Powers movie without Austin Powers: The Love Guru.

No big budget comedy would be complete without a few well-placed cameos, and The Love Guru is no exception. In this latest clip, check out Stephen Colbert stealing the show as only he can.

Before we can allow you to see a movie about a Hindu sex guru played by Mike Myers, we must show you something equally as intriguing. At least, we were intrigued…

I have found myself on an email splattercast courtesy of Rajan Zed, a self-proclaimed “prominent Indo-American leader.” Yes, while the Guru Pitka seems to be stalking our illustrious Executive Editor Neil Miller, I’m the target of this Indo-American media hound.

If there is one thing we absolutely love to do, it is hook up our readers with fancy free stuff, as bribery for coming back and reading our site.

The marketing for the upcoming Mike Myers comedy continues to leave me feeling violated, used and mildly entertained.

Guru Pitka foresees Mike Myers will be a rock god. That is all. Mariska Hargitay!

I know that I’ve mentioned this before, but the Marketing for Mike Myers’ upcoming film The Love Guru is really creeping me out. I would say that this one takes the title of “creepiest thus far” though.