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What to Rent: New DVDs This Week

Transformers: Dark of the Moon Shia LaBeouf returns as Sam Witwicky in the third installment of the Transformers movie franchise, which has Sam teaming up with the Autobots to try to save the world yet again.

Transformers: Dark of the Moon

Shia LaBeouf returns as Sam Witwicky in the third installment of the Transformers movie franchise, which has Sam teaming up with the Autobots to try to save the world yet again. This time around, Sam has a new girlfriend (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley) and a new foe (Patrick Dempsey). The storyline is more streamlined than the previous Transformers films and the action sequences are better than ever. While this release doesn't have any extras, the special edition slated for release later this year will offer special features.

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Liv Tyler stars as Shauna, a woman who has an affair with her neighbor, Gavin (Charlie Hunnam). When Shauna's husband (Patrick Wilson) discovers his wife's infidelity, he lures Gavin to a high-rise, where he gives him one hour to decide whether he wants to save his own life or Shauna's. Terrence Howard plays the cop who races to save both Gavin and Shauna before it's too late. The film premiered at Sundance earlier this year but received mixed reviews from critics.

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Video: Liv Tyler on Indie Movie The Ledge and Keeping Herself Centered

Liv Tyler is the leading lady of the upcoming indie movie The Ledge, which is out on Friday.

Liv Tyler is the leading lady of the upcoming indie movie The Ledge, which is out on Friday. We had a chance to chat with Liv recently in NYC, and she spoke about the whirlwind pace of filming a low budget project. Liv said the decision to tackle the role of Shana was a rare spontaneous one, and she also gave some insight as to how she manages to stay centered despite the pressures of her career. Liv even dished a little about her father Steven's latest gig as a host of American Idol!

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What's Buzzing at Sundance: Get the Scoop on the Festival's Hottest Films

Greetings from Park City!

Greetings from Park City! Molly and I have been having a blast taking in tons of films (more details on those soon!), interviewing the stars, and then watching them let loose down on Main Street (here's some proof of James Franco's shenanigans). Whether you're a fellow attendee here in Utah or are just following along from the warm comforts of home, here's the latest buzz on what's been happening during the festival's first weekend.

  • I had a feeling that Margin Call, a thriller about the economic collapse, was going to be a hot commodity from the moment we got closed out of the overcrowded screening on Saturday morning. The good news is that we'll still be able to catch it in theaters, now that it's been snatched up by Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions. The film's star-studded cast includes Demi Moore, Zachary Quinto, Jeremy Irons, and Paul Bettany.
  • Speaking of hot tickets, Paul Rudd's My Idiot Brother premiered on Saturday night. We saw the film this morning, so stay tuned for my first thoughts (spoiler alert: it's just as funny and sweet as you're probably expecting). Though there hasn't been an official deal inked yet, it's safe to say that this one will be snatched up very soon.
  • Another film that's garnering buzz for its positive reviews and studio interest is Like Crazy. The romantic drama, which stars Anton Yelchin, Jennifer Lawrence, and Felicity Jones is already drawing comparisons to last year's Blue Valentine and Paramount has reportedly closed a deal to bring it to wide release.

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