Time to check in to Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel. The first trailer for Anderson's latest has premiered.

The Fifth Estate director Bill Condon talks exclusively about going from helming Breaking Dawn to the true story of WikiLeaks. Condon dishes the wild world of Julian Assange and how the Twilight world is not so far off from The Fifth Estate.

Liam Neeson is battling for his life at 40,000 feet in a new set of photos from the thriller Non-Stop. Neeson is joined by Julianne Moore in photos and a Non-Stop poster that has premiered.

Chloe Moretz tells Movie Fanatic about recreating that iconic blood soaked prom scene in Carrie. Moretz also chats how she really identified with the outcast Carrie... especially in the Stephen King book.

The first trailer for Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones has arrived. The series is starting a Latino-themed franchise in the Paranormal Activity series and it looks like a stunner.

Frozen has released a Halloween-themed trailer to give you the chills. But for the real action, you have to wait until Thanksgiving to see Disney's latest, Frozen.

Gravity is a huge box office success, but does it mean audiences are back buying 3D tickets? We say no, as it always comes down to story and Gravity shows that when 3D is used to tell a tale, audiences will flock.

The Heat lands on DVD and Blu-Ray and Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy's comedy is even funnier with the unrated version. The Heat bonus features also get it right when it comes to bringing a comedy smash home.

The Believe trailer has arrived and it announces the return to the big screen for Justin Bieber. His second concert film finds Bieber facing the challenges of becoming an adult star after huge teen success.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug has released a full banner featuring the entire cast. The Hobbit's second chapter has all of the J.R.R. Tolkien characters in one sprawling banner.

Grudge Match has released a poster featuring a scene from the title fight between Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro. The film follows Stallone and De Niro's boxers as they decide who's best after 30 years.

Daniel Radcliffe announces he is an actor of supreme talents, as reported in our Kill Your Darlings review. The true story of the murder at the heart of the birth of The Beat Generation finds Radcliffe astounding.