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Planning to head to the movies this weekend? You’ll have your choice of being entertained by cute animals, a sappy romance, or the perils and pitfalls of adult relationships.

Back in 1997 one of the greatest movies of all time came to theaters.  It was the story of the fateful voyage of the Titanic.  However, it was more than a sinking ship, it was one of the greatest love stories of all time.  Fifteen years later, James Cameron has re-released his multiple Academy Award winning movie back into theaters for the 100 year anniversary of the fateful sinking of the Titanic

New twists on both fairytales and mythological adventures hit theaters this weekend.

When the Best Picture is named Sunday at the Academy Awards it will have been selected by the 5,765 voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. But would things have been different if instead the general public was tasked with awarding the Best Picture Oscar?

We know winter has been long and cold, so duck into a theater this weekend to shake off the doldrums — the four new flicks opening in wide release should have a little something for everyone.

There are a lot of movies to look forward to in 2012. So many, in fact, it’s easy to lose track of everything.  We took a look back at some of the best movie trailers of the year to give you an idea of what 2012 has to offer at the movie theater. While the year is still young, there are already some amazing trailers.

Back in September, I had posted that a Bettlejuice sequel could be in the works.  I'll admit I was excited about that one because I love the movie.   Notice I said sequel not remake.  Remakes annoy me because can you really out do an original?

Three new movies — and one that’s not so new, but has been revamped in 3D — will be vying for your entertainment dollars in theaters this weekend.

First of all let me vent a little bit here, I was totally excited about the hope of a new Ferris Bueller movie.  When I saw that 10-second teaser clip with Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller, I'll admit I was over the moon.  Then I saw that it was for a commercial and Bueller, Bueller, Bueller, sold out.

Now that the holidays are officially dead and buried, studios are back to releasing new films at a brisk pace — and this weekend, you’ll have your choice of four.

Animation, action, or comedy? Take your pick — there’s one of each opening in wide-release this weekend.

The National Film registry is part of the Library Of Congress and preserves the worlds film, tv and sound recordings. Not every movie, song or tv show gets entered into the National Film Registry. The Registry began in 1989 under an act of Congress and includes 575 films...