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After foreign haul, 'Battleship' faces choppy seas

"Battleship," the first in a string of movies based on Hasbro board games, has survived an armada of tomato-throwing critics and chugged to $170 million in ticket sales overseas.

Riot-hit London neighborhood turns to film

Isaac Densu lives in Broadwater Farm, a large, concrete public housing project in Tottenham, the gritty district where last year's British riots began. Unemployment is high and young people face many temptations to get into trouble.

Smart Spending: 8 ways to save at the movies

Hollywood wants your money.

Wal-Mart previews 'Disc to Digital' movie service

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. previewed its "Disc to Digital" service for converting DVDs into an online library on Wednesday. Based on my experience, I'd give it a six out of 10.

'Battleship' leads attack of game-based movies

"Battleship" steams into movie theaters overseas this week, giving international audiences the first chance to decide whether a board game-based movie is sea-worthy.

Action! 5 movie-set getaways

Wal-Mart to bridge online gap with disc-to-digital

Wal-Mart pledged to help introduce Hollywood's emerging online movie locker system to its customers, many of whom have never owned anything digital in their lives.

Apple lets movies into iCloud, upgrades Apple TV

Apple is making it easier for people who buy movies through iTunes to play them on the various devices they own.

That's a wrap: US hails China agreement on movies

Cheering as loudly as any movie audience, Hollywood and the Obama administration on Saturday hailed China's agreement to reduce barriers that have kept U.S.-made films out of the booming Chinese market.

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'Men in Black 3' movie trailer
Source: MSN

This looks like more fun! Going on my list.

Prelude to the End of the World: Two Trailers for the Week: The Master and Anchorman: The Legend Continues
Source: Prelude to the End of the World: 'Into the Abyss': Thoughts on Abolishing the Death Penalty

Cannes 2012: Nicole Kidman reveals why she loved playing a 'hot, over-sexed Barbie' in The Paperboy
Source: Telegraph

Australian actress Nicole Kidman says she accepted her role in The Paperboy, alongside Zac Efron, because she was looking for something 'raw and more dangerous'.

'American Idol' 2012 winner: Phillip Phillips defeats Jessica Sanchez
Source: NJ.com

'American Idol' 2012 winner: Phillip Phillips defeats Jessica Sanchez                         

The Dangers behind Cult Film 'Thrive' -- How the cult film 'Thrive' recycles some of the worst conservative canards
Source: Metro

Thrive, a two-hour documentary that has gone viral since its release on the web in November, sells itself as an optimistic vision of a utopian future marked by "free energy," freedom from oppression and spiritual awakening. But on its way to depicting a dream-world utopia, T …

Cannes Best-Actor Candidate in Prison, Reportedly for Double Murder
Source: The Latest From VanityFair.com

How is this for a Cannes plot twist? Aniello Arena, the Italian actor who is already being praised at the prestigious film festival for “a very winning central performance” in the competition entry Reality, is unable to promote his breakout film because he is servin …

'50s teen queen Sandra Dee dies
Source: msnbc.com

Actress starred as 'Gidget', 'Tammy', married Bobby Darin

Bee Gees star Robin Gibb has died at the age of 62.
Source: Toronto Sun

Robin Gibb dead at 62  

'Avengers' Is No. 1, Becomes Disney's Highest-Grossing Film
Source: Business Week

“Marvel’s The Avengers” was the No. 1 movie at theaters in the U.S. and Canada for a third straight weekend, taking in $55.1 million for Walt Disney Co. (DIS) (DIS), and making it the studio’s highest-grossing film ever.

Digital blues: Critic Ann Hornaday confronts a future without celluloid - The Washington Post
Source: The Washington Post

Like the threat to the publishing industry with the vanishing, ever-tangible newspaper and page-turning book, the film industry is beginning to lament the end of celluloid in movie making, which makes way for the digital movement to be king.

Ducks and Heavy Mettle... Do They Really Belong? Really?

It's a rare, rare drake who doesn't soon begin to consider that, if he resents bumping into duck parts in the broiler pit; perhaps, it's not the music that's exalting him. Regardless, as long the human race needs him,  Howard will brave the BBQ, no matter what amendments ma …

The Oscar moments we’d like to forget
Source: msnbc.com

From Rob Lowe and Snow White to the winner who went to jail

Sales of Ledger films spike following his death
Source: msnbc.com

People are buying '10 Things I Hate About You,' 'A Knight's Tale'

Jackie Chan to retire from action movies
Source: Telegraph

At Cannes, Jackie Chan has announced his retirement as an action star, saying he is too old for stunts and the world is “too violent”.

Tribute: Donna Summer will live on...
Source: The Houston Chronicle

Tribute: Donna Summer will live on

Aaron Sorkin Signs On as Screenwriter for Steve Jobs Biography
Source: The New York Times

After flirting with the project for months, Aaron Sorkin is finally on board as the screenwriter of a movie to be based on Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs.

Original ‘Manchurian’ shrouded in mystery
Source: msnbc.com

Did the death of John Kennedy affect the film's release?

Stan Lee revels in success of 'Avengers'
Source: CNN

This weekend "The Avengers" hit the $1 billion mark worldwide. But long before the film's astronomical success, the 3-D glasses, the action figures and the sponsorship deals, there was the the imagination of one man -- Stan Lee. At 89, the legendary creator of some of the world' …

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