'The Hunger Games' Music Score: Danny Elfman Out, James Newton Howard In

Any 'Potter' fan would be able to identify this symbol immediately. Known as the "Deathly Hallows," this tattoo represents the Elder Wand (line), the Resurrection Stone (circle) and the Cloak of Invisibility (triangle).

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 04: British actor Daniel Craig and his wife Rachel Weisz attend "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" (Los Hombres Que No Amaban A Las Mujeres) premiere at Callao cinema on January 4, 2012 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images)

Like audiences forgave Timberlake for 'The Love Guru' and Biel for giving birth to DVDs at the end of 'New Year's Eve.' (Spoiler, I guess.) Sometimes people make mistakes. Or bad movies.

Set in a mental institution where the doctor (Jonathan Pryce) has the dubious duty of patching up shattered soldiers to send them back to the front. Jonny Lee Miller stars, but his fellow soldiers include two famous real-life poets, Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen, who tragically immortalized the uselessness of war.

Will Ricky make Georgie cry at the Golden Globes?

Release date: December 2012

What else to you need to hear about 'Lincoln' besides the fact that Steven Spielberg is directing and Daniel Day-Lewis is playing the 16th president? Not much, hopefully.

Release Date: May 18, 2012

Rihanna has taken a break from her signature crotch-grab to spread a little Barbadian wisdom in the apocalyptic ‘Battleship.’ From the folks that brought you ‘Transformers’ comes the tale of another alien vessel planning to mess up earth big time. But ‘Battleship,’ takes it to the ocean blue. Is it safe to assume that the Alexander Skarsgård-lead thriller will be able to sink its LaBeouf-ed brethren?

November 3, 1933 - January 30, 2011

Multiple Grammy and Oscar winner for his songs and compositions, but he is best remembered for his contributions to the James Bond series. Arranged the original 'James Bond Theme' for 'Dr. No' and composed the soundtracks to 11 additional installments, penning classic songs like 'Goldfinger' and 'Diamonds are Forever.'

Release Date: Dec. 12, 2012

The best-selling novel finally comes to the big screen with superstar Brad Pitt. Mr. Angelina Jolie stars as a U.N. reporter traveling the globe and interviewing survivors of a zombie war with humanity. The film adaptation has been heavily anticipated since it was announced in 2007; with Pitt and director Marc Foster on-board, and its focus on global politics, 'World War Z' could aim to become the first zombie-filled Oscar contender.

Release date: October 2012

What you need to know about 'Cloud Atlas,' the adaptation of David Mitchell's seemingly unfilmable time-spanning novel: the Wachowskis co-directed with Tom Tykwer, and Tom Hanks, Halle Berry and Hugh Grant star.

Release Date: March 30, 2012

Aardman Animation, the claymation wizards behind 'Wallace & Gromit' and 'Chicken Run' take their turn at every little boy's favorite trouble-maker: pirates! Hugh Grant voices the Pirate Captain in charge of the most inept swashbucklers this side of the Atlantic. The plunderers' very-busy-schedule includes: trying to win the "Pirate of the Year" award from their dreaded competition, escaping the wrath of Queen Victoria and befriending a young Charles Darwin, who has been kicked out of England for his recent studies. Your little ones will have to keep up with all the slapstick gags and clever wordplay, but they'll go bananas for Mr. Bobo, the sarcastic chimp.

Odds for a nomination: Pretty good. The Academy loves biopics, movies where British people drink tea, and Meryl Streep. There may be some controversy, however, over the creative decision to tell Margaret Thatcher's story from the perspective of her senile years.

Who knew a cross-cultural hockey movie could have global appeal? The heart-warming flick starring Rob Lowe, Russell Peters and newcomer Vinay Virmani scored with audiences in Canada and India alike.

Release Date: Nov. 16, 2012

Now that Bella (Kristen Stewart) has joined the vampire world with Edward (Robert Pattinson), things are only going to heat up in the 'Twilight' universe. While their love isn't in question since they're now husband and wife, the strength of their bond will be tested by the meddlesome Volturi.

Release date: April 6, 2012

Not enough people have seen this film: one of the coolest, funniest sci-fi action movies in years. Juvenile delinquents from the London projects find themselves at ground zero of an alien invasion, and need to save a world that doesn't look out for them, armed with whatever fireworks and gasoline-filled Super Soakers they can find. Moses, the gang's stone-face leader steps up in the film's finale -- a chase sequence so cool, it should win an MTV Music Video award. Every teenage boy wants to be a kickass action star -- 'Attack the Block' lets these kids live the fantasy.

There were complaints (and lawsuits) about the lack of action and explosive car chases in 'Drive,' but the one thing people seemed to agree on was the film's music. (And, hey, when's the last time you actually wanted to buy the soundtrack to a movie?) While 'A Real Hero' by College and the Chromatics' 'Tick of the Clock' were just a few of the highlights, it all came back to the song used during the film's opening scene: Kavinsky & Lovefoxx's 'Nightcall.' As the track blasted through the speakers, Ryan Gosling quietly drove around Los Angeles at night in his Chevelle. It was musical movie bliss, and the perfect example of how a good soundtrack can make or break your movie. 

This Oscar bait may not work. While the performance appears to be a Best Actress nomination lock on paper (real person, mentally ill, period piece), Knightley's over-the-top portrayal of Sabina Spielrein has received mixed reviews. This one could go either way.

It's not every day that you bookend a Christmas party with murders. Grisly ones. Yet, Christian Bale's character still has the audacity to wear reindeer antlers without giving away his murderous tendencies. Though there is this scowl...

Maybe you have X-Men fanboys who are still too young to see the PG-13 film or its various predecessors. It's not uncommon for even preschool-aged kids to foster a love of superheroes from comic books (or their parents). This box set of X-Men Minimates features Professor Xavier's earliest mutant students: Iceman, Cyclops, Jean Grey and Angel. Of course, even teens and adults love collectibles!

If, in retrospect, Robert Pattinson's inseparable traveling companion looks familiar, you're right: "She" is played by none other than Uggie, the star of 'The Artist.' Rob supposedly fell for Uggie so hard that it was reported he took him home after the film wrapped. (Although he really adopted a shelter dog, one more reason to love RPattz.)

Despite having 'War Horse' and 'The Adventures of Tintin' nominated in Best Motion Picture Drama and Best Animated Feature categories, respectively, Steven Spielberg was shut out of the Best Director race. The reason? Likely George Clooney, upon whom the Hollywood Foreign Press Association bestowed a surprise Best Director nomination for his solid-if-unspectacular work on 'The Ides of March.' To paraphrase 'The Player': Stars, now more than ever! Sorry, Steve; you didn't lead the 'Ocean's 11' franchise.

All cerebral and a little kinky, David Cronenberg's latest film is an exercise in psychological discussion and analysis. Not content to paint the surface strokes of the lives of psychotherapy fathers Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud, Cronenberg digs deeper into the mens' psyches and motivations, including the windstorm that was patient/guinea pig/rumored lover Sabina Spielrein. Keira Knightley, Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen are all in their element here as tortured souls on the path to enlightenment. -- C.J.

Hands-down one of the most visceral movies of the year, 'Kevin' may just be a motion-picture contraceptive. Without exaggeration, Kevin is the offspring from hell -- even as a toddler -- and the audience is forced to deal with an emotion one doesn't feel very often: absolute loathing of a child. Ezra Miller (Kevin) and Tilda Swinton (Kevin's mother, Eva) dial up the intensity with long stares, harsh soliloquies and aching back-and-forth exchanges. The eventual climax and the build-up to it are so acute, you'll leave the theater physically (and emotionally) exhausted. -- C.J.

If Rooney Mara ('The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'), Michael Shannon ('Take Shelter'), Woody Harrelson ('Rampart') or Jonah Hill ('Moneyball') are serious Oscar threats, we may soon get a hint from SAG voters. Overall, about 90% of the nominations in the lead and supporting acting slots overlap at SAG and the Oscars, so the guild often tattles on what mavericks might pop up on the Academy's list in January.

Jolie and Voight

Kyle: You could have totally f---ed the s--t out of that girl.

Adam: No one wants to f--- me. I look like Voldemort.

Born in Denmark, Esposito has an Italian father and an African-American mother. Dad was a stagehand; Mom was a cabaret singer who performed with Josephine Baker. So it's no wonder Esposito started acting professionally as a child, but he also studied TV production in college so that he could have a fallback job as a cameraman if acting didn't pan out. Nonetheless, he got his first big break as a young adult in 'Taps' as cadet J.C. Pierce. He went on to play a variety of streetwise characters in films and TV shows before becoming a regular in Spike Lee films, including 'Do The Right Thing' (1989) and 'Malcolm X' (1992). For the last two decades, he's been a regular on cop shows, including lead roles on 'Bakersfield P.D.' and 'Homicide: Life on the Street.' His juiciest role was his recent long-running turn as fast-food restaurateur/druglord Gus Fring on AMC's 'Breaking Bad.' He's currently a regular on ABC's fairy tale series 'Once Upon a Time,' as the Magic Mirror.

It takes a lot of work to make Angie look unattractive, but the makeup artists for 'Girl, Interrupted' did a pretty good job. The limp, greasy hair and lackluster skin really transform her look, huh? But there's no hiding that flawless bone structure or perfect pout. 

Toto is Dorothy's faithful sidekick. The lively Cairn Terrier not only escapes death twice, he ends up exposing the Great Oz as nothing more than an ordinary man.

As the child of two deaf parents, Chaney learned to excel at pantomime. He spent a decade touring in vaudeville before becoming a contract player at Universal in 1912. He became renowned for his ability to transform himself through make-up and movement. He made several movies with co-stars Dorothy Phiillips and William Stowell. He finally broke through into major stardom with 'The Miracle Man' in 1919. Throughout the 1920s, the "Man of a Thousand Faces" was known for playing grotesque yet sympathetic characters, most unforgettably in 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' and 'The Phantom of the Opera.' In 1930, he remade his hit 1925 crime drama 'The Unholy Three' as a sound film, voicing five characters, including a two female roles and a parrot. His vocal versatility might have made him as successful in the sound era as he had been in silents, but he died of throat cancer at 47 just weeks after the release of his only talkie.

Even though 'Crash' boasts an array of stars ranging from Sandra Bullock, Matt Dillon and Thandie Newton to Tony Danza and Brendan Fraser, the star power doesn't distract us from the compelling intersecting storylines. 

During a 1974 screening of this horror classic, an audience member apparently passed out in the movie theater, breaking his jaw in the process. He sued Warner Bros., eventually settling out of court for an undisclosed amount.

A little bachelor party hanky panky goes terribly wrong for Stu (Ed Helms) when -- SPOILER -- he finds that the female-looking stripper that he's hooked up with is actually a man. Regrets, he's had a few.

There are two types of movie fans: those who expect their Santa noble and god-fearing, with perhaps a hint of safe Tim Allen-esque humor, and those who'll allow him the occasional slip into vulgarity, promiscuity and armed burglary. To the latter group, this black comedy's a classic. To the former, we're sorry.

Returning to the 'Home Alone' franchise, the sequel featured a scene with Harry and Marv skating in Central Park, where Marv's hair magically changes positions each shot -- from poofy to (sort of) combed back. 

As Willie, an alcoholic, potty-mouthed, self-loathing safecracker whose mall-Santa gig is just an excuse to case the joint, Thornton does just about everything possible to desecrate the character and the holiday, but even he finds a measure of miraculous seasonal redemption. Despite Willie's extreme naughtiness, Thornton's hilarious, go-for-broke performance makes him one of the screen's most memorable Clauses.

Who knew Sue Sylvester could be so glam? Lynch's over-the-top performance as the conniving stage parent from hell is the highlight of this pre-Bieber Selena Gomez vehicle.

This lurid Hitchcock mash-up follows a shrink (Michael Caine) whose attractive female clients are being targeted by a bewigged slasher. The solution is pure 'Psycho,' (with a twist) as is the post-murder-spree explanation for it all.

At the 2011 Cannes Film Festival

"Our kids loved the movie even though it wasn't as fast-paced, exciting and loud as so many other kid movies. We sometimes watched the movie all together and sometimes let the kids watch while we got the Thanksgiving meal prepared. Who doesn't love Charlie Brown and his pals?"

-- David, Washington D.C.

At the 83rd Academy Awards

Whitmire grew up a fan of 'Sesame Street' -- and even received a response from Jim Henson, when he sent him a fan letter at the age of 10. He began performing puppetry at talent competitions, amusement parks and local TV stations. A chance encounter with Jim's wife Jane in Atlanta got him in touch with Jim years later; Henson auditioned him and cast him on 'The Muppet Show,' initially helping out major performers if they had multiple parts in one scene. During this time, he developed his first character, Rizzo the Rat, and became a more integral member of the Muppet team. He performed in all of the major movie and TV programs throughout the 80s and 90s.

After Jim Henson passed away, Whitmire was asked by the Henson family to take over the parts of Kermit the Frog and Ernie. After Richard Hunt's death, he took over the part of Beaker; following the retirement of Jerry Nelson, he took over the part of Statler. Inheriting these new parts have been intimidating challenges for Whitmire, who works to remain respectful to the characters' originators. He still regularly performs with 'Sesame Street' and Muppet productions, including voicing Kermit, among others, in the current Muppet movie.

'The Muppet Show': Rizzo the Rat, Various Muppets

'The Muppet Movie': Kermit the Frog (Assistant on 'Rainbow Connection')

'The Great Muppet Caper': Rizzo the Rat and Lips

'The Dark Crystal': SkekTek the Skeski

'Fraggle Rock': Wembley Fraggle, Sprocket the Dog, Various Fraggles and Doozers

'The Muppets Take Manhattan': Rizzo the Rat

'Labyrinth': Ambrosious the Dog, the Fiery 4

'The Muppet Christmas Carol': Kermit the Frog as Bob Cratchit, Rizzo the Rat, Beaker, Bean Bunny, Belinda Crachit, Lips, Sprocket the Dog

'Muppet Treasure Island': Kermit the Frog, Rizzo the Rat, Beaker, Various Characters

'The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland': Ernie

'Muppets From Space': Kermit the Frog, Rizzo the Rat, Beaker, Bean Bunny

'The Muppets': Kermit the Frog, Rizzo the Rat, Beaker, Statler, The Newsman, Link Hogthrob

Robbie Coltrane as Scottish Elf

In 1951, George Reeves became Superman on television. It was the biggest role of his career, and the one that sank it as well: Reeves could never escape the shadow of playing Superman -- he was reportedly cut out of 'From Here to Eternity' after test audiences shouted, "There's Superman!" at the screen -- and, on June 16, 1959, killed himself because of depression over his career.

Or maybe he didn't. While the official cause of death is suicide -- Reeves was found laying naked on his bed, face up, with a gun between his feet on the floor -- many believe Reeves was the victim of an accidental shooting or murder. It was rumored that George's former girlfriend, Toni Mannix, ordered a hit on Reeves's life after he broke up with her. Mannix died from Alzheimer's disease in 1983, but in 1999, Los Angeles publicist Edward Lozzi said that Mannix confessed to him that she told a priest she was responsible for Reeves's murder.

In 2006, a film about Reeves life and death called 'Hollywoodland' was released. Ben Affleck played the doomed Superman

Mmm, Mr. Rochester. The tousled hair, the fancy 19th century boss-man suits. I'd be willing to overlook his big, bad secret if Mr. Rochester was as dreamy as Fassbender portrays him to be!

ABC Family
6:00PM ET 'The Year Without a Santa Claus'
7:00PM ET 'Santa Claus is Comin' to Town'
8:00PM ET 'The Santa Clause'
10:00PM ET 'Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause'
12:00AM ET 'A Miser Brothers' Christmas'

CBS
8:00PM ET 'Frosty the Snowman'
8:30PM ET 'Frosty Returns'
9:00PM ET 'Yes, Virginia'

You've written the scripts for all the 'Twilight' movies. What sets this one apart for you?
This is a very grown-up story. This is a story about the marriage -- you say "I do," and then the work begins. It's much more adult themes.

Is there anything you wrote for this movie that wasn't in the book?
I got to write wedding toasts, so that was fun. Also, what's in the book is Jacob's having a big conflict with his pack, and he splits off from them. What I was able to do for the movie was bring that forward, just to see it more and make it more visual.

Cover to 'Archie & Friends' #146

No, it's not a movie, but we felt like Katy Perry's new music video needed to be mentioned on this list (you try not getting this song stuck in your head). In 'The One That Got Away,' she plays an elderly woman looking back on a past love affair with movie star Diego Luna. 

Nobody wants a psycho killer on the loose during a nice Hawaiian honeymoon! But that’s exactly what Cliff (Steve Zahn) and Cydney (Milla Jovovich) have to contend with on their not-so-perfect tropical getaway. (Not to mention a creepy Timothy Olyphant popping up everywhere.)

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner

The moral of this Best Picture Oscar-winning Iraq War tale, stated up front, is that war is a drug. Bomb defuser Jeremy Renner (in his star-making role) seems to be addicted to the rush of danger, to the great alarm of his comrades. By contrast, back home, he feels alienated by the overabundance and banality of middle-class American life, so much so that he'd rather return to duty in the hellish anarchy of searing heat, choking dust, and death around every corner. At least that makes sense to him. The brilliance of Kathryn Bigelow's Oscar-winning direction is that it makes viewers complicit adrenaline junkies as well, breathlessly awaiting the next explosion and feeling the dehumanizing toll of modern warfare.

While the palace guards are arresting Jafar, no one has noticed that the curtains have magically disappeared. It had to be Genie, right?

Sheen and Schwartzman running from an explosion

Leonardo DiCarpio, Dermot Mulroney, Brian Grazer, Armie Hammer, Clint Eastwood, Dustin Lance Black

This Dior dress, worn by Grace Kelly in 1969, will be on display at TIFF Bell Lightbox. Credit

'Friday the 13th'

People have been dreading each Friday the 13th for well over 100 years now, but the possibility of being sliced to death by a crazy machete-wielding guy in a hockey mask wasn't haunting anyone's nightmares until Jason Voorhees made his screen debut in 1980.

Looks like 'Roldy and Kumar run into some snafus in 'A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas.'

Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt is seen in costume as John Blake on the set of "The Dark Knight Rises" on location on Wall Street on November 5, 2011 in New York City. 

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Tara Reid (Vicky)

Honoree Kim Kardashian poses backstage at the AOL Huffington Post Game Changers Awards at Skylight Soho on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011 in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)

Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried arrive at the premiere of Regency Enterprises' "In Time" on October 20, 2011 in Westwood, California.

In Brazil

Actress Nikki Reed from '13' and musician Paul McDonald

This film somehow managed to develop a cult following before it was even released. When the creepy teaser trailer -- which purposefully neglected to include the title of the film -- began making the rounds in 2007, people had all sorts of theories. In the end, it turned out to be an unnerving monster movie set in New York City, shown through the perspective of a man documenting everything on his handheld camera -- including his (SPOILER ALERT) own death.

Stephen Baldwin at the New York premiere of 'Footloose.' (Yep.)

Fireworks over Grozny City devoted to Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

This send-up of classic horror, is Brooks' last film to date, to feature him as writer, director, producer, actor.

The underrated George Clooney-led morality tale (a much better morality tale than the George Clooney-directed 'Ides of March') features Tilda Swinton as the general counsel for U-North, a company that knowingly released a carcinogenic weed killer. She's the type of businesswoman who sweats profusely, nervously recites her speech in front of the mirror... and orders mob-style hits when she gets in over her head. (Spoilers, though you should have seen this one already.)

(Left to right.) Jordan Prentice, Joey Gnoffo , Sabastian Saraceno, Lily Collins, Martin Klebba, Mark Provinelli, Ronald Lee Clark and Danny Woodburn star in Relativity Media's Untitled Snow White Project.

A desperate-for-cash porn star agrees to participate in an “art film” that quickly turns gruesome, when murder, necrophilia and finally child rape are filmed for entertainment.

Number of Countries That Banned the Movie: 4. 

Currently has a temporary ban in Brazil, as well as an outright ban in Spain, Norway and Australia.  It was released with over four minutes of edits in UK.

'Avatar' was named by the most moviegoers as having a liberal agenda.

"You know, Will Smith, he blew my mind with the kind of shape he got into. I mean, he really, really, worked hard to be the fighter. And the thing about it: It’s not easy being Muhammad Ali. There’s only one Muhammad. It’s hard to duplicate Ali’s idiosyncrasies and Ali’s mannerisms. But Will did physically look like a fighter."

Jobs acquires the computer graphics division of Lucasfilm, Ltd. to develop as 'Pixar,' an independent company. 

Purchase Price: $10 million

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Because you've always wanted to see Roland Emmerich direct a conspiracy thriller about whether Shakespeare was a fraud or not, here comes anonymous. Moviefone HQ is already big fans of the film, which is sure to cause much disagreement come Oct. 28. -- CR

Photo: Sony

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Where did Taylor go?

Cher won an Oscar for 'Moonstruck,' but the singer also earned raves for her work in 'Silkwood,' 'The Witches of Eastwick,' 'Suspect' and 'Mermaids.' Less raves for her work in 'Burlesque.' (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

'300' is a 117 minute movie -- most of which are dedicated to showing off Gerard Butler's rock-hard abs. He may be one sexy, rugged man on the surface, but his latest role in 'Machine Gun Preacher' shows off another side of Butler; a raw complexity of character.

Nuke LaLoosh wants to throw a fastball. His catcher, Crash Davis, wants Nuke to throw a curveball. Crash tips off the batter what's coming and the ball winds up hitting the ball in right field.

You might not know this Scottish actor by name, but you've definitely seen him on the big screen. He's always been a badass, even if it's in the background like a soldier foolishly trying to behead Russell Crowe in 'Gladiator.' He's usually rocking a beard (like he did in 'Underworld: Evolution' and Van Gogh in a 'Doctor Who' ep)  but we like him fine clean-shaven as well.

The 1983 Matthew Broderick/Ally Sheedy computer thriller (which was the fifth biggest hit of that year) is getting an update thanks to 'Horrible Bosses' director Seth Gordon and screenwriter Noah Oppenheim. No word yet on who will play Matthew Broderick, but you might as well start imagining Shia LaBeouf in the role to prepare yourself just in case.

Someone as beautiful as Salma Hayek doesn't need this much stuff. From the shoes to the bag to the breast-plate, this is just too much of a gold thing.

Before TIFF kicked off, many were complaining about waiting up to nine hours in line for tickets to see a film. Cameron Bailey, Co-director of TIFF, attempted to do as much damage control as possible before the festival was underway, responding to numerous irate tweets from film-goers.

If there is ever a time when George Clooney doesn't look good in a suit, we don't want to be around.

Homegrown actor Shawn Ashmore at the "The Day" red carpet for TIFF 2011 on September 15.

"Oh villain, villain, smiling, damnèd villain!
My tables, meet it is I set it down
That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain;
At least I am sure it may be so in Denmark."

Thus did Hamlet describe his Uncle Claudius, the newly installed king of Denmark, and thus was the inspiration for this article born. Only makes sense to start with him then, right?

Actor Adam Brody arrives on the red carpet at TIFF 2011 on September 13.

Pierce Brosnan attends the New York premiere of 'I Don't Know How She Does It.'

Actress Selma Blair with a pretty cute date at day three of the GUESS Portrait Studio on September 11 during TIFF 2011.

Actors Gerard Butler, left, and Souleymane Sy Savane attend the InStyle, Relativity Media & Alliance Films Celebration of "Machine Gun Preacher" during TIFF 2011.

Actress Selma Blair at The Independent Filmmaker Project during TIFF 2011 at the Thompson Hotel in Toronto.

Jay Baruchel came capped to the Alliance Films Press Party for TIFF 2011 on September 9. The Montreal-born actor is in Toronto promoting his film, 'Goon', which is, perhaps unsurprisingly, a comedy about hockey.

Actors George Clooney and Ryan Gosling share a hug at the premiere of their film, "The Ides of March" at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto on September 9, 2011.

Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman speaks onstage at "Moneyball" Press Conference during 2011 Toronto International Film Festival on September 9, 2011 in Toronto, Canada. 

In France, it’s even harder to pretend that any male would complain if his boss looked like Jennifer Aniston and wanted to sleep with him. Still, they made a good go of it. The title translates to “How to Kill Your Boss.”

"Basket case" Allison is a pathological liar with zero social skills whose oversize parka is a handy security blanket. Why does she end up in detention? "I didn't have anything else to do," she admits. One hairband and lipstick application later (and, OK, several hours of library confessions), she's got a jock for a boyfriend.

Angela ('Angel-A')

Luc Besson says: 

What’s funny for me is that it’s the same character: the woman is inside of the man. That’s why one is called Andre and one is called Angela. It starts with the same name, but she is how he looks inside. So inside he is beautiful and he’s tall, he’s graceful -- but from outside, he’s not. From outside he’s small and he’s a liar. And he’s fighting to reconciliate between the inside and the outside.

All of the capital that James Franco earned with his great performance in ‘127 Hours,’ he immediately spent with his lethargic turn as Oscar co-host. Franco was fine in ‘Apes,’ but the decision to keep him far away from the marketing of the film was the best thing for ‘Apes’ and probably the best for Franco.