September 2012 Archives

The Possession took the box office for the second week in a row, in the lowest grossing weekend of the year. Check out all the weekend's box office results.

Tom Hanks, Halle Berry and the Wachowski siblings have landed at the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about their wildly inventive Cloud Atlas. With a new moniker, Lana Wachowski even talked about her gender reassignment.

Resident Evil: Retribution brings Milla Jovovich back as Alice in the iconic video game to big screen blockbuster. Jovovich talks about the franchise's place in filmmaking history and dishes her best Resident Evil day.

Ben Barnes follows up his roles in The Chronicle of Narnia series with the tall task of portraying a Jeremy Irons character as a young man in The Words. The film co-stars Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana, but it is Barnes who steals the show.

The Jerk is one of Steve Martin's finest movies. Of course it's a great comedy and therefore, it has great movie quotes.

Argo star and director Ben Affleck addressed the press at the Toronto Film Festival. Affleck talks about what it took to bring Argo to life.

The trailer for the new film Ginger and Rosa has debuted. The British film stars Elle Fanning and Alice Englert as two adolescent friends in 1960s London.

Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan talk the perfect party for a Bachelorette. The stars of the new comedy Bachelorette are even so giddy in our interview, they routinely crack each other up.

A bunch of new stills have debuted for Trouble with the Curve. The film stars Clint Eastwood as an aging baseball scout.

The poster for Silver Linings Playbook has debuted. The film, starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, premieres tomorrow at the Toronto International Film Festival.

This week's weekend movie preview features only two new films: The Words and Bachelorette. One is serious and one is funny, but both feature stellar performances by its stars including Bradley Cooper and Kirsten Dunst.

Check out the trailer for Parental Guidance. Billy Crystal and Bette Midler star as out-of-touch grandparents in the new family comedy.