The Hobbit's first trailer may debut before The Adventures of Tintin. Elijah Wood said in an interview that he believes The Hobbit trailer will come before the Peter Jackson-produced Tintin on December 23.

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island has debuted its international trailer. Dwayne Johnson and Josh Hutcherson star in the sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth.

Underworld Awakening has released four new photos and Kate Beckinsale looks right at home in her return to the Underworld franchise. The fourth in the Underworld series arrives on screens January 20.

Christian Bale is extolling the virtues of his The Dark Knight Rises co-stars. Bale is boasting about Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Breaking Dawn beat back competition from Hugo and The Muppets to win the box office battle. Breaking Dawn earned $42 million while Jason Segel's The Muppets took in $29.5 million.

The Artist stars Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo in the first silent film in decades and acclaim has followed. Dujardin and Bejo dish The Artist and why the film was on their own must list.

Simon Curtis has directed a marvel with My Week with Marilyn and tells us exclusively about the filmmaking process. Curtis also chats about his lead, Michelle Williams, and what should be her Oscar-winning performance.

Michael Fassbender is Carl Jung in A Dangerous Method and talks to us about working with a dream director in David Cronenberg. Fassbender is having an actor's dream year with X-Men: First Class, Jane Eyre, Shame and A Dangerous Method.

James Cromwell and Penelope Ann Miller star in The Artist and take us inside the making of a modern silent film. Cromwell and Miller found the challenge a welcome one.

James Cameron takes audiences further into the 3D conversion process of Titanic. Titanic will arrive in 3D on April 6.

The Artist is a movie that speaks volumes, without saying a word. The silent, black and white film is powerful on so many levels.

My Week with Marilyn could be the Michelle Williams show, but it is so much more. The film rivets with every frame and should be considered for Best Picture at this year's Oscars.