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Having begun his career as American independent film’s great hope with delicate, languid features like George Washington and All the Real Girls, David Gordon Green has devoted the last few years to turning out goofball stoner comedies that, aside from their hip and very current casts, could seem like forgotten oddball ’80s artifacts discovered in a box of dusty VHS tapes at a garage sale.

Graham Greene’s 1938 masterpiece Brighton Rock is an enduring curio of fiction: A literary pulp novel ahead of its time, a gangland allegory of sin and the cost of redemption, and perhaps most fascinating, a pre-WWII oracle anticipating the traumatic British century to come.

Pixar continues to be the king at the box-office! "Cars 2" becomes the 12th film of the animation studio to debut at No. 1. The animated adventure, featuring the voices of Larry the Cable Guy as Mater and Owen Wilson as Lightning McQueen, landed at the top with $68 million.

"Green Lantern" debuted at the top spot landing at No. 1 with $52.7 million.

In a universe as vast as it is mysterious, a small but powerful force has existed for centuries.

I have always thought that Green Lantern was the coolest among superheroes as a child.

Since Vin Diesel won the Action Star of the Year Award at CinemaCon, Filmmakers Notebook decided to begin with him in Part 2 and then move on to more actors who will be featured in what’s bound to be the adrenaline pumping studio films of the summer including Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, who are co-starring in “Green Lantern.”

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have teamed up for the intergalactic adventure "Paul." The actors play English comic book nerds who experience a close encounter with the third kind when they meet Paul, the resident alien of Area 51 who wants to go back home.

Not exactly, but although the two stars are not actually on the speaker list, two of their most recent films will most certainly be represented in the Content Theater during the 2011 NAB show coming to Las Vegas from April 9th through the 14th.

"The Rite" possessed the title of the No. 1 Movie in America as the supernatural thriller debuted at the top spot with $15 million.