Dwayne Johnson took to Twitter again to talk about his movie Hercules. This time, he tweeted a photo of the Thracian Army.

A video featurette takes viewers inside the making of the thriller 2 Guns. Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg star and talk about their roles as partners who are playing both sides.

The weekend movie preview this time out features Hugh Jackman back flashing those blades as The Wolverine. Also landing in theaters is Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine and Aubrey Plaza starring in The To Do List.

Two posters have arrived for the Tom Hanks-starring Captain Phillips. The true story of Captain Phillips and his crew who were hijacked by Somali pirates, comes to life on the big screen.

Blue Jasmine is Woody Allen's latest and his streak of crafting great roles for women continues as Cate Blanchett turns in the performance of the year. Our Blue Jasmine review also finds that Andrew Dice Clay could be an Oscar nominee... yeah, that.

The 2004 film The Butterfly Effect is getting a reboot. The original screenwriter has been hired to write the reboot, but of course original film star Ashton Kuther will not return.

The last lead role for James Gandolfini has released its first poster. Enough Said also stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the two actors' characters try to find love.

The first trailer for Carlos Carlei's Romeo & Juliet has landed. Hailee Steinfeld is Juliet, while Douglas Booth is Romeo.

The To Do List is the Aubrey Plaza show. Our The To Do List review finds the Parks and Recreation star announcing herself as a screen presence in a teen sex comedy that couldn't be fresher.

Andrew 3000 of Outkast is uncanny as Jimi Hendrix in the first photo from All Is By My Side. The Hendrix biopic also announced that it will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

The Wolverine finds Hugh Jackman and his alter ego once again reigning strong. Our The Wolverine review feels it is one of the best of the entire X-Men series.

Jeff Bridges and Ben Barnes talk to Movie Fanatic at Comic-Con about their epic Seventh Son. Bridges reports that the filming was a "wild time."