This week's movie releases are definitely an eclectic bunch! There's an action flick (with some comedy thrown in), a tear-jerker true story, and a horror flick if you're looking for a fright. If they don't do it for you, you can also rent the John Lennon biopic, Nowhere Boy, which comes to DVD today. RED When a hit squad tries to kill retired CIA agent Frank Moses (Bruce Willis), he goes on the Read more

Who better than to bring down the Social Network geeks than Johnny Knoxville and his band of misfits? The majority of you were looking forward to seeing Jackass 3D in the theater and it showed in box office earnings: the film took in a staggering $50 million in its opening weekend, setting the record for highest October opening weekend ever. Fellow newcomer Red didn't even earn half that, but Read more

Last week's box office champ, The Social Network, managed to stay on top of the box office for the second week in a row. The Facebook flick earned $15.5 million in its second weekend out, beating new release Life as We Know It, which came in at number two with $14.6 million. Fellow newbie Secretariat ran a decent race and grabbed the third spot with $12.6 million, while Legend of the Guardians Read more

A few months ago, we got a peek at the trailer for Secretariat, Disney's inspirational real-life story of a housewife (Diane Lane) who led her horse to the Triple Crown. A few things were clear from the get go, mainly that this is definitely a feel-good tear-jerker with a happy ending. However, there's one person we didn't get to see much of in the preview: Nelsan Ellis, aka True Blood's Read more

Disney loves nothing more than bringing audiences to tears, and it's all too obvious in the new trailer for Secretariat. Diane Lane stars as Penny Chenery, a 1970s housewife who breaks gender barriers when she leads her horse Secretariat to the Triple Crown — a feat that no one had matched in 25 years. For a bit of comic relief, John Malkovich plays the horse's eccentric trainer with a penchant Read more

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