For a film that should have been a Greek epic, Clash of the Titans failed epically to impress.

The wait for the most spectacular night in Hollywood has ended and, as always, audiences are left shocked at some decisions while others met their expectations.

Awards season has begun, which normally means big upsets, never-ending "Thank you" speeches, and of course, crazy fashion.

After six weeks at No. 1 at the U.S. box office, James Cameron's Avatar continues to rake in the money. In fact, last weekend Cameron broke his own record, held by Titanic (1997), for highest grossing film ever made.

It's no surprise that The Fourth Kind, named for its reference to the highest form of extraterrestrial encounters - alien abductions - has not been a huge hit at the box office.

It's that time of the year again, but we all know that back to school really means back to obsessing over your favorite television shows, rather than books or homework.

(500) Days of Summer is not your typical happily-ever-after romantic comedy. The film begins with a witty narration that exposes it to moviegoers as a simple story of boy meets girl.