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"Jack & Jill," starring Adam Sandler as both Jack AND Jill, sets a new record by becoming the first film in the 32-year history of the RAZZIES to win every single category.

Many fans believe Nathan Fillion is somewhat of a demigod. And now, Fox 2000 just sealed that belief by signing the actor to star as Hermes in the sequel "Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Sea of Monsters" according to THR.

The big question -- is the movie version of "24" just delayed, or is it dead? Deadline told us that 20th Century Fox is NOT going forward with the film this year.

Despite all of the grumpy and/or gleeful speculation that arose around the internet when it got its first glimpse of Adam Sandler donning a wig and falsies to play his own awkward twin sister, Jack and Jill is not actually the worst movie of all time.

"Immortals" reigned supreme at the box-office! The Regency Pictures flick debuted at No. 1 with $32 million. Starring Mickey Rourke and the soon-to-be-Superman, "Immortals" from director Tarsem Singh was beautiful to look at, but narratively empty, but to no avail

It was a fight to the finish between box-office champ "Real Steel" and new contender "Footloose." Over the weekend, the two movies were only separated by $200,000 but today, based on the box-office weekend actuals from BoxOfficeMojo, "Real Steel" gets to keep its crown

Well folks, Fox has confirmed that new installments of the "Die Hard" and "Percy Jackson" franchises are heading to theaters near you whether you like it or not! So yippee ki-yay...you know what's next.

The Big Year has such an overstuffed comedic cast that it’s a shock to realize how modest and unconcerned with generating broad laughs it is. Directed by David Frankel (of The Devil Wears Prada and Marley & Me), produced by Ben Stiller and adapted from a book by former Denver Post reporter Mark Obmascik

1911 may be filled with lavish battle sequences and scenes involving masses of extras in picture perfect period garb, but the most breathtaking thing about Jackie Chan’s 100th film is how indifferent it is to international audiences.

In Real Steel Hugh Jackman plays a boxing promoter who’s forced to reconnect with his estranged son. But the boxers on which Jackman hangs his hopes aren’t human: Real Steel, which is based on a Richard Matheson short story, is set in the near future, when “robot boxing” is all the rage.