Sundance News: The Son of No One Bombs, Audience Walks Out
Sundance has it's first rotten tomato in the bunch. The crime drama The Son of No One prompted audience members to walk out.
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The King's Speech Leads the Oscar Pack
The King's Speech is leading the Oscar nominations with a whopping 12 nods. True Grit and Inception follow close behind
The King's Speech Movie Review: It's a Royal Success
The King's Speech definitely doesn't stammer its way to success. The Oscar contender truly deserves all the praise.
Napster Founder Sean Parker Say The Social Network is "Fiction"
Napster founder Sean Parker, played by Justin Timberlake in The Social Network, says the movie is completely fiction. Denies he feuded with Eduardo Saverin.
The Way Back Movie Review: A Harrowing Tale of Survival
The Way Back is a harrowing and realistic tale of survival. At times difficult to watch, the true struggle this group endures is masterfully portrayed.
Sundance News: The Son of No One Trailer Released
The big closing-night movie from the Sundance Film Festival has released the official trailer. Check it out.
The Way Back: Trailer!
Out in theaters this weekend, The Way Back tells the tale of a group of soldiers trying to escape a Siberian prison. It stars Ed Harris and Colin Firth.
Keira Knightley To Replace Marion Cotillard in Cosmopolis?
Keira Knightley is rumored to be replacing Marion Cotillard in the film Cosmopolis. She will star alongside Robert Pattinson.
The King's Speech Leads BAFTA Nominations
BAFTA announced its picks for the prestigious Orange British Film Awards. The King's Speech leads the pack with 14 nominations.
Critics' Choice Awards: The Social Network Wins Big
The winners for the Critics' Choice Awards aired on VH1 Saturday night. The results aren't that surprising.
Soul Surfer Trailer: Released!
New Trailer for the film Soul Surfer based on the true story of Bethany Hamilton. Carrie Underwood appears in the film!
Vancouver Film Critics Awards Honor The Social Network
More accolades for David Fincher and The Social Network at the Vancouver Film Critics Awards. The critics named the film the best of 2010.
