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Like He's Just Not That Into You and What to Expect When You're Expecting, Think Like a Man is a film adapted from a book that offers advice instead of a story — Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man

I am a "Wonder Woman" fanatic! There, I admit it. I grew up watching Lynda Carter as the powerful amazonian in the popular TV series. Then, in the late '90s, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" came along.

Check out my review of the Filipino film, "A Mother's Story" starring Pokwang. This is the first feature film produced by TFC (The Filipino Channel) and it's dedicated to overseas Filipino workers across the world.

Among the great mysteries of the spy-movie world — along with the question of how Blofeld keeps his suits from being covered with cat hair — is this: Why aren’t the Johnny English movies better?

No other than Matt Reeves, the guy who gave us "Let Me In" and "Cloverfield!" The script is written by Jason Rothenberg based on the classic Rod Serling TV series. Deadline tells us that negotiations will get underway next week and this is a much coveted job among top directors.

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!"

It was so much fun to sit down with the main cast of "Footloose." The film is a love story after all and these two actors succeeded in making us believe in their against all odds romance.

You couldn’t come up with a simpler, more nakedly inspirational story than the one told in Dolphin Tale: Unhappy, disengaged child of single mom finds a wounded dolphin caught in a trap’s ropes and cuts it free

The bold, relatively brief life of Serge Gainsbourg, the French singer, songwriter and svengali who died in 1991, is twice removed from the story told by Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life. First-time writer and director Joann Sfar has said that polishing the fine points of that life

No one comes out looking good in The Debt, a grim thriller from director John Madden: Not the Nazi purveyor of concentration camp atrocities, which is a given, but not the trio of young, dedicated Mossad agents sent to bring him to justice after the war either.