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That Adam Sandler, he takes a licking but keeps on ticking. The comedian was "honored" with a record-breaking 10 Razzies over the weekend, but he keeps on plugging away. And good for him!

Detachment, the first feature from American History X director Tony Kaye to see theaters since his stunning 2006 documentary Lake of Fire, is a film about a high school substitute teacher that often comes across like the creation of a precocious student.

I’ve been such a big fan of James Cromwell ever since he sang that sweet lullaby to Babe, the talking pig, in "Babe." Now, in the Oscar-frontrunner, "The Artist," Cromwell stars as the loyal driver/bodyguard of fading star, George Valentin (Jean Dujardin).

I enjoyed "The Grey!" You will love it too! I especially admired its unpredictable ending, the plane crash scene, and Liam Neeson can pretty much do anything and we'll still watch!

Even though it’s something of a slick mess, Madonna’s W.E. is just the kind of movie you’d expect from an artist who once, with a delightful lack of irony, declared herself a material girl.

The last few weeks have provided us with some iconic imagery of police violence in response to the Occupy Wall Street movement — Lt. John Pike casually pepper spraying a group of UC Davis students like he’s Febrezing a sofa

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

Rid of Me, James Westby’s scrappy dramedy about marriage, divorce and finding your inner punk rocker, begins with an act that makes flipping someone off or putting a brick through a windshield look passé.

TorrentFreak has released a new study to find out the most pirated films in Hollywood history. And No. 1 on the list is also the biggest movie in the world -- James Cameron's $2.8 billion dollar baby "Avatar!"