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"Ted" breaks $300 million offshore while "Les Miserables" poised to surpass $200 million; Japan welcomes Tom Cruise.

All of this year's big movie trailers!

Check off one more box on the "Argo" industry tour of awards season goodies. The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has crowned Ben Affleck with the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film, this just ...

"Warm Bodies" scored a touchdown on Super Bowl weekend with a $20 million opening, good for a No. 1 finish. In sixth place was Sylvester Stallone's "Bullet to the Head," which flopped with only $4.5 million.

Which will get the best reviews?

An Oscar-winning documentary.

Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was shot and killed inside a North Texas shooting range; the soldier's best-selling autobiography, "American Sniper," was picked up last year to go to the big screen with Bradley Cooper at the helm.

And it's actually good!

The Super Bowl often hurts business at movie box offices, and this year has been no exception.

The Nicholas Hoult-Teresa Palmer romantic zombie pic is fueled by younger females; "Bullet to the Head" debuts to a paltry $4.5 million, coming in No. 6.

The new version of Wong Kar-wai's martial arts epic, which will make its bow in an press preview in Paris on Sunday evening before receiving its official premiere at Berlin on Feb. 7, will now run just under two hours.

The Directors Guild of America gave Ben Affleck its top feature film award for "Argo," his third movie.

Annie Awards voters gave "Wreck-It Ralph" five trophies on Saturday night, including one for best feature.

THR's awards analyst tries to make sense of a night during which directors, animators and art directors all revealed their picks for the best work of 2012.

Jason Isaacs talks 'Sweetwater,' Lucius Malfoy and returning to TV in this interview with HitFix's Daniel Fienberg from the Sundance Film Festival.

Beyonce leads this week's Music Power rankings, as Justin Bieber and Kelly Clarkson also make the list.

Johnny Depp is expected to play notorious Boston gangster Whitey Bulger in Barry Levinson's new drama "Black Mass."

The director's latest film is a playful puzzle - with a body count

In their youth, Val (Al Pacino), Doc (Christopher Walken) and Hirsch (Alan Arkin) were master thieves and con artists, loyal foot soldiers for a fearsome gangster. Today, though, things are different. Doc spends his days...

The difference between Bullet to the Head and practically every other action picture you've seen in the last year can be summed up in two words: Walter Hill. The director, who hasn't made a movie since the 2002 flop Undi...

The 17th Annual ceremony took place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

The actor would play the notorious Boston criminal in the Barry Levinson-directed pic.