Lockout lands in theaters this week and is so inspired by films such as Die Hard. What's your favorite '80s action comedy that clearly inspired the new Guy Pearce film?

Joss Whedon is sitting down for a fan driven question and answer session. The Avengers writer-director will answer questions about that film, as well as anything from his past and present including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly and The Cabin in the Woods.

Colin Farrell stars in a new image from the remake of Total Recall. The film also stars Kate Beckinsale and is the highly anticipated remake of the classic film that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Robert Pattinson and Uma Thurman star in a new clip from their upcoming film Bel Ami. The film is based on the novel by Guy de Maupassant and also stars Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas.

We've got the first five minutes of Guy Pearce's great action flick, Lockout. The film co-stars Maggie Grace and the adventure begins when the film land in theaters April 13.

The Hunger Games made it three weeks in a row, winning the box office battle again. The Suzanne Collins bestseller has now gone past $300 million in box office receipts.

Battleship has premiered its first full length clip from the Peter Berg directed movie. The clip, called Shredders, shows the alien invaders at their worst.

American Reunion leads the charge of new movies this weekend hoping to knock The Hunger Games off the box office pole position. Also arriving in cinemas this weekend is Damsels in Distress, ATM and Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope.

Gary Ross will not be back to direct The Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire. With so many talented directors out there, who should helm the next film in the Suzanne Collins blockbuster series?

ATM is a decent thriller, if not a smart one. Director David Brooks takes the crazed killer genre and works decently enough within it.

Morgan Spurlock has crafted a gem with his Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope. The documentary is a love letter to all things Comic-Con.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis star in the new time traveling thriller Looper. The film's first poster has premiered and shows the premise of the two actors playing the same character.