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To dispatch with the pleasantries and get straight to the but: Arthur Christmas favors the late-century style of computer animation that turns characters into smooth, plasticky dirigibles, adding a Made-in-China cello-skin to faces and scenery alike

Thanks to our favorite feline, DreamWorks Animation's shares soared 12 percent because of its stellar second-week performance! Voiced by Antonio Banderas and distributed by Paramount Pictures, "Puss in Boots" held steady at No. 1 with a very little dip from its opening box-office total of $34.1 million.

Here's more info on the movie from Yahoo: After years of growing apart, Harold Lee and Kumar Patel have replaced each other with new friends and are preparing for their respective Yuletide celebrations.

The great news about A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmasis that it features some of the most original 3-D effects this side of Avatar: Raw-egg splatter comin’ right at ya, shockeroo Claymation penises that’ll rock your world

It was very interesting meeting John Cho and Kal Penn together, the actors behind the hit franchise, "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas." I've interviewed Cho before for "Star Trek" but he was much more ebullient for the bromantic/stoner film.

I wasn't much of a fan of Neil Patrick Harris, well okay, for "Doogie Howser, M.D." yeah, but meeting the actor has changed my mind. Besides his super-funny turn in "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas," he was also very sweet in person.

Tom Lennon of "Reno 911" fame has been a busy bee. Besides scriptwriting (he wrote the "Night at the Museum" movies), he also stars in movies such as the upcoming "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas." In the film, he plays Harold's new friend, Todd, who's a straight-laced father.

Much like the beloved heroes of the franchise, the "Harold & Kumar" series is growing up. The third installment still features toilet humor and gasp, male and female nudity, but the jokes are a bit smarter and the direction is a tad sharper.