Making Faces with Kristen Stewart - Celeb Movie

She's Got the Look(s)

Kristen Stewart gets slammed by people complaining that all she does is scowl and bite her lower lip, but that accusation is simply unfair. KStew has plenty of looks up her sleeve ranging from the goofy to the sarcastic to the, well, you'll see.

Shock and Awe

What could have possibly sparked this aghast reaction from Kristen Stewart? Chances are she was just recalling the fact that her boyfriend once looked like this.

Can You Hear Me Now?

That poor Todd Phillips lookalike just wanted to be left alone. Kristen had other ideas.

The Bird

If there's anything Kristen Stewart loves more than making movies, it's showing off her middle finger. What a rebel.

Flipping Out

Kristen Stewart: Hardcore for life.

Cool Story, Bro

What has two thumbs and loves goofy British dudes? Kristen Stewart, duh.

Wild-Eyed

Whoa! Reign it in, Kristen Stewart. That face doesn't say "I'm excited," it says "I'm one step away from slipping into a homicidal rage."

Screening Room: Watson, Gosling in New Set Photos, First Look at 'Gatsby' - Celeb Movie

Trailer of the Week

The Great Gatsby

We got our first glimpse of one of the most-anticipated films of the year this week. The glimmering one, Baz Luhrmann, has truly made F. Scott's Fitzgerald's tale of the roaring '20s his own. The trailer starts off like early 2000s Scorsese as we fly into New York City and enter one of Gatsby's legendary parties. The trailer takes off with the help of Jack White's cover of U2's "Love is Blindness," which tears through the background. The pageantry and glamour are pure Luhrmann, who seems born to breathe life into Gatsby. With a tendency to overdramatize, some critics worried about the Moulin Rouge director's ability to adapt the classic novel. The trailer doesn't exactly assuage these concerns, but the presence of Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, and Tobey Maguire as the film's leads should help balance them out. This may be another Oscar-worthy turn for Leo, especially.

Red Carpet Photo of the Week

Baldwin the chivalrous

Alec Baldwin lends his less-than-practically-adorned girlfriend, Hilaria Thomas, a hand up the staircase at Cannes. Click the photo for an entire album of some of the best shots of the week from the Festival.


Actor Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Thomas attend opening ceremony and "Moonrise Kingdom" premiere during the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 16, 2012 in Cannes, France. (Getty Images)

Showbiz Buzz

Coveted role in Catching Fire down to three?


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Box Office Top 10

1. Men in Black III: $55M (weekend), $55M (total)
2. The Avengers: $37M, $514M
3. Battleship: $11M, $44M
4. The Dictator: $10M, $41M
5. Chernobyl Diaries: $8M, $8M
6. Dark Shadows: $7.5M, $63M
7. What to Expect When You're Expecting: $7M, $22M
8. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel: $6M, $16.5M
9. The Hunger Games: $2M, $395M
10. Think Like a Man: $1.5M, $88M

E! Online cites an anonymous source as saying Catching Fire studio Lionsgate has a short list for the role of Finnick Odair, who, as fans of the novel know, is a major player in the second book. The list: Garrett Hedlund, Taylor Kitsch, and Armie Hammer. My money is on Kitsch, despite his terrible 2012 thus far (box office duds John Carter, Battleship).

EW.com has exclusive new images from the set of Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, starring Emma Watson and Kirsten Dunst.

New photos from the set of Only God Forgives, the new film from the team that brought us Drive: Ryan Gosling and Nicolas Winding Refn.

WARNING! New photos reveal a major spoiler from the set of Iron Man 3.

Zac Efron, Jason Bateman, and Leslie Mann highlight the prospective cast of This is Where I Leave You, about a family airing its dirty laundry while sitting shiva for the patriarch.

On Set Photo of the Week

Blood Ties co-stars snuggle up

Blood Ties co-stars Zoe Saldana and Billy Crudup look like a natural couple on the set of their new film, directed by Guillaume Canet.


Zoe Saldana and Billy Crudup on the set of Blood Ties directed by Guillaume Canet in Coney Island beach. (Pacific Coast News)

Blu-ray of the Week

We Need to Talk About Kevin

Lynne Ramsay's haunting portrait of the life of a school shooter and his mother, who deals with the fallout of her son's murderous rampage. The film is highly stylized and full of imagery, which Ramsay uses to punctuate the dreariness, so to speak. Featuring a sharp, somewhat ham-handed performance by Ezra Miller as Kevin, put this one on your "do not watch while alone" list and freak yourself out this weekend.


We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Directed by: Lynne Ramsay
Starring: Tilda Swinton, Ezra Miller, John C. Reilly

Oscar Watch 2013

The word on Moonrise Kingdom, Les Miserables


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This week brought the first glimpses of two prospective Oscar films: The Great Gatsby (see above) and Les Miserables, Tom Hooper's (The King's Speech) adaptation of the classic Victor Hugo play. Yes, this version of Les Mis will be a musical and, if there's anything the trailer proves, it will also be very cinematic. Featuring many moving parts, Hooper looks to be going all out in his quest to update the tale of convict Jean Valjean (played by Hugh Jackman). Hooper's camera has never been more alive and this film looks like a throwback to the classic Merchant Ivory productions of the early '90s (Howard's End, The Remains of the Day). Look for Hooper to collect his second Best Director nomination for this one.

The first film on our list of prospective Oscar favorites will debut this week. Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson's Cannes-opening ode to love, does not disappoint. Containing many of the themes (parentless children, infidelity) and styles (dollhouse set cross-sections) of his past films, Moonrise manages to stay unique with its romantic depiction of two youngsters who would rather risk it all and run away than stay miserable living their current lives. Critics are nearly unanimous in praise of the film which could spell Oscar gold for Anderson. He has previously been nominated for Best Original Screenplay for The Royal Tenenbaums and for Best Animated Feature for Fantastic Mr. Fox.

2013 Best Picture Nominee Predictions

Lincoln
The Master
The Dark Knight Rises
Beasts of the Southern Wild
Moonrise Kingdom
Les Miserables
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Django Unchained
Great Expectations
Anna Karenina

Best Soundtrack Songs: Guilty Pleasure Edition

Best Soundtrack Songs: Guilty Pleasure Edition

Many of the largest hits of the past many decades were created explicitly for film soundtracks, with fans forever associating their favorite singles with movie moments raw and romantic, terrifying and traumatic. Incidentally, several of those mega-hits are ridiculously over-the-top confections that cannot be taken seriously out of context. and that they are awesome.

Whitney Houston's "I can invariably Love You" does not fall into this class for 2 reasons: It wasn't originally composed for film use, as Dolly Parton 1st recorded it in 1973, and Houston's version is thus fantastically executed, it is not honest to associate it with level four cheese (even if the movie it accompanied was your typical popcorn thriller).

Ladies and gents, these are the most effective and cheesiest original movie soundtrack songs.


1. "If You Leave" by Orchestral Maneouvers within the Dark
Pretty in Pink

John Hughes' 1986 classic includes an on-screen performance by New Wave heroes the Rave-Ups, furthermore as Jon Cryer's finest onscreen moment to the tune of Otis Redding's "Tenderness." however its official soundtrack's shining star is "If you allow," otherwise called the song that plays when Molly Ringwald's character stares down her made ex-boyfriend in a very homemade pop-tart dress simply before they begin creating out in a very rainy parking zone. The music video is way less memorable than its movie moment, with shots of a mournful-looking Briton singing within a moon and knocking heart-shaped blocks out of a wall.


2. "Up Where we have a tendency to Belong" by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
An Officer and a Gentleman

Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes' duet was reportedly slightly too soupy for an official and a Gentleman producer Don Simpson, who wished the song replaced with Jeffrey Osbourne's "On The Wings of affection." Simpson—who allegedly wasn't an exponent of the film's lead, Debra Winger, either—was overruled, that is how this song earned its permanent association with Richard Gere, military whites, and sweeping sentimentality. Your mom totally loved it.


3. "We do not want Another Hero (Thunderdome)" by Tina Turner
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Tina Turner's comeback was in full thrust when she co-starred within the post-apocalyptic Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, slipping on chain mail and a few really kooky wigs to play Aunty Entity, the ruthless ruler of Bartertown. Turner bolstered the recognition of the film along with her anthem for the downtrodden, that featured a sax thuslo so triumphant, somebody bothered to compile a five-and-a-half minute compilation of all the snazziest live versions. The mid-'80s were a good time for the sax solo, see.


4. "I Believe I will Fly" by R. Kelly
Space Jam

R. Kelly had the largest hit of his career in 1996 with the overwrought area Jam ballad "I Believe I will Fly." sadly, neither of Kelly's subsequent soundtrack songs (Batman & Robin's "Gotham City" and Life's "Fortunate") packed enough melodrama to charm audiences. however who might forget this music video, that options a pensive-looking Kelly wildly gesticulating within the middle a golden cornfield? nobody with a heart, that's who. It's price noting that there is no means R. Kelly would ever be asked to put in writing the theme song for a kids' movie recently.


5. "Theme from Shaft" by Isaac Hayes
Shaft

The late Isaac Hayes was the primary African yank to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song with "Theme from Shaft" in 1972. The song was arguably a lot of widespread than the film, because it shot to No. one on the Billboard Hot one hundred despite raunchy lyrics a couple of "black personal dick / who's a sex machine / to all or any the chicks," arguably paving the means for the '70s disco inferno. When John Singleton directed a Shaft sequel starring Samuel Jackson in 2000, its theme song was its lone saving grace.


6. "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith
Armageddon

Anyone who was in middle faculty within the late '90s spent a good quantity of your time shuffling around in circles to the current song, higher called 1998's go-to slow jam. The Diane Warren-penned track additionally created Aerosmith relevant to an entire new crowd of children, even though it lost the Academy Award for Best Original Song to "When You Believe" from the Prince of Egypt soundtrack.


7. "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" by Bryan Adams
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Once upon a time, Bryan Adams might do no wrong. The zenith of the Canadian rocker's popularity coincided with Kevin Costner's personal peak, that is why Adams' power ballad "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" packed such a hearty chart-topping punch in 1991, when it had been featured in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. The song was a lot of successful than the movie within the long run: Fans are a lot of seemingly to recollect the slick Canadian tuxedo Bryan wore during this music video than the mullet Costner sported to play Robin Hood.


8. "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor
Rocky III

The world might need been while not the schlocky genius that's "Eye of the Tiger" had Sylvester Stallone been able to secure the rights to Queen's "Another One Bites the dirt." fortunately, he wasn't, and therefore the action star was forced to commission an anthemic pump up jam from Chicago's Survivor. a couple of years later, the band had its second biggest hit with "Burning Heart," a song written for 1985's Rocky IV. It pays to grasp Sly.


9. "Flashdance... What a sense" by Irene Cara
Flashdance

No one appeared to mind the wonky title of 'Flashdance... What a Feeling," which incorporates an unnecessary elipsis and a fair less necessary reference to the Jennifer Beals film during which it had been featured. The song was Irene Cara's second major soundtrack hit, as she'd previously garnered attention for the title track to FAME (Remember! Remember!). Sadly, Cara's efforts on the soundtracks for D.C. Cab (starring Mr. T) and town Heat (starring Burt Reynolds) did not fare quite thus well.


10. "My Heart can Go On" by Celine Dion
Titanic

It's arduous to overstate the impact Titanic had on widespread culture in 1997, when James Cameron's splashy disaster film dominated all media for over a year. most traditional folks cannot stand paying attention to Celine Dion's breast-beating ballad anymore for simply that reason: The song's pervasive international popularity was ulltimately damning. Neither the film nor the movie have aged well, because the decades have highlighted blistering, insincere sentimentality in each, however return on. you continue to apprehend all the lyrics.

What's New in Theaters This Weekend: March a pair of, 2012

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
Directed by: Chris Renaud, Kyle Balda
Starring: Zac Efron, Taylor Swift, Danny DeVito

Illumination Entertainment (Despicable Me) is that the newest production house to squash a Dr. Seuss book and spit it out as mainstream entertainment. This adaptation took several licenses, together with adding a trifle love story to the environmental theme of the fable. So far, there has not been a legitimately sensible Dr. Seuss film (The original animated Grinch being the lone exception) thus it's uncertain this one can break through. These movies are usually corny as hell and a virtual assault on the senses. I do offer credit, however, to whoever thought to solid Danny DeVito because the Lorax. Inspired.
See it? No.

Lowest Grossing Best Picture Winners

Nabbing top award-winning at the Oscars doesn't consistently agree to bartering success.


Oscar Champs That Weren't Blockbusters
Just because The Artist denticulate top award-winning at the 2012 Academy Awards doesn't beggarly it dead it at the box office. In fact, the bashful blur -- admitting acclaimed by critics -- took in aloof over $25 million. Of course, it's not the alone Best Picture champ that didn't become a blockbuster.

 

'Slumdog Millionaire'

Like best Oscar-winning films,Slumdog Millionaire got a huge fasten at the box appointment afterwards it was nominated for Best Picture. With a abbreviate account of $15 million, the cine calmly angry a profit. Only, it wasn't abundant to accumulate this Oscar-winner off our list.

Gross: $141 million

 

'The Departed'

Martin Scorsese assuredly got the account he adapted back the Academy called The Departed Best Picture at the 2007 Oscars. Worldwide admission sales additional the aphotic film's all-around earnings. But domestically, its R-rating and acute abandon prevented the cine from acceptable a accurate blockbuster.

Gross: $132 million

 

'Million Dollar Baby'

While we ambition Clint Eastwood would ride horses and shoot things in every movie, the brilliant ditched the cowboy hat for the battle gloves back he directed Million Dollar Baby. The blur won Best Picture at the 77th Academy Awards, but struggled to bite its way box appointment glory.

Gross: $100 million

 

'Shakespeare in Love'

Before Gwyneth Paltrow hopped on the GOOP train, she won a Best Actress Oscar for her role in Shakespeare in Love. The blur additionally exhausted out Saving Private Ryan for Best Picture, which was absorbing accustomed the breach jerker becoming beneath than bisected as abundant money as the ballsy war news at the box office.

Gross: $100 million

 

'Crash'

Costing a bald $9 actor to produce, Crash calmly bankrupt even, and again some. The blur rode a beachcomber of abundant reviews and absolute chat of aperture to an acutely absorbing box appointment showing. Despite its success, the cine still acreage on our list.

Gross: $98 million

 

'Schindler's List'

Widely advised one of the greatest films anytime made, Schindler's List appropriately won Best Picture at the 66th Academy Awards. However, its 195 minute active time and depressingly austere accountable amount didn't get Americans too aflame to arch the cinema.

Gross: $92 million

 

'The English Patient'

Quite possibly the best arid Best Picture champ of all time, The English Patient somehow managed to exhausted out Fargo at the 1997 Academy Awards. What it didn't administer to do: advertise that abounding tickets at the box office.

Gross: $78 million

 

'No Country for Old Men'

No Country for Old Men denticulate the Best Picture Oscar in 2007, acceptable the best alarming blur to win the Academy's top award-winning back Silence of the Lambs did so in 2001. Despite a arresting achievement from Javier Bardem and a arch calligraphy by the Coen brothers, the acutely aphotic account didn't booty flight at the box office.

Gross: $75 million

 

'Braveheart'

As agreeable as it was to watch Mel Gibson acrylic his face and affected a Scottish accent, Braveheart struggled to acquire the big bucks at the box office. Perhaps the blur alienated audiences with its aberrant abandon and abundant shots of men cutting kilts.

Gross: $75 million

 

'Chariots of Fire'

Even if you've never apparent Chariots of Fire, affairs are you've heard the film's iconic synthesizer-based score. And yet, alike with one of the best memorable capacity of all time to its name, the cine didn't become the blockbuster abounding accepted it would.

Gross: $59 million

 

'Gandhi'

If there's one affair the Academy loves added than Billy Crystal, it's Ben Kingsley and absolutely continued biopics. Put those two things calm and you've got Gandhi, a Best Picture champ that's 191 account long. Needless to say, bodies didn't arch out in droves to watch the absolutely absurd film.

Gross: $52 million

 

'Amadeus'

In 1985, Amadeus won Best Picture at the Oscars. That aforementioned year, Falco appear the best beneath accepted '80s pop song of all time, "Rock Me Amadeus." And while the distinct went to No. 1, the ablaze biopic didn't fair about as able-bodied with the public.

Gross: $52 million

 

'The Last Emperor'

Despite acceptable an alarming nine Oscars in 1988, The Last Emperor struggled to allure audiences about the globe. Considering the low-budget blur didn't alike access the box office's top 10 until its twelfth anniversary in theaters, we're afflicted it fabricated any money at all.

Gross: $43 million

 

'The Artist'

The Artist took home about every above award-winning at the 2012 Ocars, including Best Actor, Best Director, and of course, Best Picture. And while the bashful cine was able to accumulation at the box office, its absolute balance were alone hardly college than what Act of Valor fabricated in one weekend.

Gross: $28 million

 

'The Hurt Locker'

Though The Hurt Locker is jam arranged with explosions and grissly scenes of war, the low-budget blur alone amount $11 actor to produce. And that's a acceptable thing, because if it had amount annihilation added than that, the Oscar-winning blur wouldn't accept alike bankrupt alike at the box office.

Gross: $12 million

Wrath of the Titans All-embracing Trailer: An Epic Battle Awaits

Sam Worthington is aback in The Wrath of the Titans, which picks up a decade afterwards the warrior's celebrated defeat of Kraken in the aboriginal movie, Clash of the Titans.

In the sequel, Perseus is aggravating to alive a quiet activity back the action for ability amid the deities and the Titans spills into his world, affairs him durably into the fight.

The blur acreage in 3D, 2D and IMAX 3D on March 30. Bill Nighy, Rosamund Pike, Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson additionally star. Check out the all-embracing trailer:

Wrath of the Titans Trailer (International)

The Hunger Games Advanced Admission Sales: A Fresh Record!

Sit down, The Twilight Saga. Take a backseat, Harry Potter. There's a new, aboriginal box appointment best in Hollywood!

According to Fandango, The Hunger Games has set a fresh mark for first-day beforehand admission sales, as afraid Katniss Everdeen admirers lit up the Internet on February 22 in apprehension of this blockbuster and purchased added tickets advanced of the film's aperture than the antecedent almanac holder, Eclipse.

Said Fandango Executive Vice President and General Manager, Rick Butler:

"The Hunger Games is off to a absurd start. We saw the better aboriginal day beforehand ticketing sales in our company’s about 12-year history – which is abnormally absorbing for a March absolution and a non-sequel.”

The Hunger Games TV Spot

NOTE: Do you appetite to appear the March 12 Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games? It's not too backward to access that challenge at Movie Fanatic!

Win Tickets to The Hunger Games Premiere!!! » Celeb News

50 days. Two tickets. One winner.

With just 50 days remaining until the March 23 release of The Hunger Games, Lionsgate has teamed up with 50 sites to offer an incredible giveaway: TWO FREE TICKETS TO THE LOS ANGELES PREMIERE!!!

The event will take place on March 12 at the Nokia Theater - and THG readers can visit our friends at Movie Fanatic for a chance to win. What are you waiting for?!? Follow the preceding link and do so now!

The Hunger Games Trailer

The Hunger Games Super Bowl Trailer: New Footage! » Celeb News

Talk about perfect timing.

Just as our friends at Movie Fanatic are offering readers two free tickets to The Hunger Games premiere in Los Angeles, Lionsgate has released the second official trailer for this March blockbuster.

It features an extended look at the Reaping; a long look at Stanley Tucci as Caesar Flickerman; and heavy emphasis on the all-important Mockingjay, along with plenty of Jennifer Lawrence, of course. But enough from us. Sit back and take in the new footage below!

The Hunger Games Super Bowl Trailer

Sarah Jessica Parker Takes Over for Demi Moore in Lovelace » Celeb News

While Demi Moore works to overcome her recent personal problems, we have an update on her professional life:

Sarah Jessica Parker has signed on to replace Moore as Gloria Steinem in Lovelace, the upcoming biopic centered around the life of 1970s porn star Linda Lovelace. Demi dropped out of the film almost immediately after being hospitalized earlier this week.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Demi Moore

Parker joins a cast that includes Amanda Seyfried in the title role, along Peter Sarsgaard, Adam Brody, Juno Temple and Wes Bentley.

Moore, meanwhile, is out of the hospital. Her next move is unknown, but the 911 call placed on her behalf was released to the public today.

Jenelle Evans on Arrests: All Out of Spite! » Celeb News

Teen Mom 2's Jenelle Evans gets in almost as much legal trouble as DMX. Yet the North Carolina malcontent insists she's the victim of spiteful law enforcement officials.

Evans, who was involved in a melee with her roommates on last night's Teen Mom 2 (below), was arrested twice LAST WEEK after a fight she had with her roommates.

Different roommates: Hannah Inman and former boss James Duffy.

If nothing else, you can count on Jenelle Evans not to sugarcoat anything. In an interview with E! News, she set the record sort-of straight about her recent woes.

Jenelle Evans Fights Roommate on Teen Mom 2

"I actually am confused about the arrest from last week," Evans said. "I haven't contacted Hannah or Duffy in a month, and I was the first to press charges."

"I think they are trying to charge me with things out of spite.

"Hannah does not own a cell phone either so there's no way I could of harassed her with phone calls. I never threatened Hannah. I guess she claims I'm a threat."

"All that does, it just makes me laugh, because I moved 45 minutes away from her three weeks ago to get away from the drama and be closer to school."

Jenelle's second arrest came, according to Duffy, when Evans refused to take down a naked picture of Hannah on Facebook, violating a protective order.

"I didn't post any naked picture of Hannah. I have four admins on my Facebook. One of them must've posted it. I didn't even know it was posted," Jenelle says.

"After I got arrested, I searched for it and deleted it. I really don't understand any of these charges. Duffy is using Hannah to his advantage, I believe. He is forcing her to do this. It's a known fact, or else she will be on the streets."

Her relationship with Duffy has weighed heavily on her health.

"I have to go back to the psychiatrist; I feel like I'm about to have a nervous breakdown. It's constant harassment, arresting me for petty things. That's why my probation officer hasn't violated me for probation. She knows it's not my fault."

Evans, who is on probation for the ass-whomping she unleashed on Britany Truett last summer (below), also claims that Duffy has cyber-stalked her.

Jenelle Evans Beating Up Girl

"Duffy is also jealous of my manager and mad that Hannah won't give it up to him," Jenelle continues. "This is very disturbing to me, because she is only 19 and he is 46. I wish she would see how dangerous he is and move out."

Everything else in Jenelle's life seems to be pretty good at least.

She doesn't "talk to Kieffer at all," and is very happy with her new boyfriend, Gary Head, who "doesn't mind about my legal troubles because he knows they are false and he sees me climbing higher and higher." Umm, sure.

Jenelle also says she is staying focused in school, practicing the medical field and sees her son Jace "every second I can." Yeah right.

As far as her relationship with her mother, Barbara, she says simply, "As long as I don't live with my mom then we get along." Now that we believe her on.

Ringer Winter Premiere Preview: Naughty Sarah Michelle Gellar! » Celeb News

The long, painful wait for Ringer fans is almost over.

On Tuesday, this CW drama starring Sarah Michelle Gellar finally returns with a new episode - and it does, at least, appear to be worth the wait.

Throughout "It Just Got Normal," Siobhan will be determined to make things difficult for her twin, as the following preview so deliciously teases: She's been a stripper, an addict, a murder and an adulterer; you haven't even seen her naughty side yet.

Watch the official CW preview for the installment now:

Ringer Return Promo: Sarah Michelle Gellar Gets Naughty!

Breaking Dawn Surpasses $700 Million in Box Office Haul, On Verge of Twilight Saga Crown » Celeb News

It may have been the worst reviewed of all chapters in The Twilight Saga, but Breaking Dawn: Part 1 has successfully sought revenge at the box office:

The film blew past $700 million in global box office haul this weekend and, with receipts not even counted yet in Japan and China, will undoubtedly soon be crowned the highest-grossing installment in the franchise.

New Moon grossed $709.8 million during its run.

Breaking Dawn: Behind the Scenes Look

This exciting news comes just a few weeks before Breaking Dawn is released on DVD (February 11!) and also coincides with talk that the franchise could extend beyond part 2, which hits theaters on November 18.

Four New Photos from The Hunger Games » Celeb News

Fans of The Hunger Games have four new reasons to get excited for this big screen adaption.

Lionsgate has released a quartet of new images from the film, which stars Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, a young girl who lives in a futuristic society that selects teenagers from various districts each year to fight to the death.

In the following pics, we see Katniss alongside Elizabeth Banks as Effie Trinket; along with shots of Josh Hutcherson as Peeta, Lenny Kravitz as Cinna, Woody Harrelson as Haymitch and Liam Hemsworth as Gale. Click around now:

Effie and KatnissCinna, Haymitch and Peeta

Gale and KatnissThe Hunger Games Scene

We cannot wait for March 23. In the meantime, check out the official Hunger Games trailer now!

Mission Impossible Expected To Cruise To Another Box Office Win » Celeb Movie

Mission Impossible Expected To Cruise To Another Box Office Win

With no new films opening wide this weekend, Mission Impossible -- Ghost Protocol should have no difficulty climbing to the top of the box office again over the New Year's weekend, according to box office pundits.

They're predicting that it will earn about what it did over the Christmas holiday -- $44.1 million -- it not a little more. The same goes for last weekend's No. 2 and No. 3 films, Sherlock Holmes A Game of Shadows and Alvin and the Chipmunks Chipwrecked .

Opening in New York and Los Angeles in four theaters, the Margaret Thatcher biopic The Iron Lady , starring Meryl Streep, is expected to be the clear winner on a per-theater basis.

Paul Bettany 'Tricked' Into Movie Role » Celeb Movie

Paul Bettany 'Tricked' Into Movie Role

Paul Bettany had a ''hideous'' time working on 'Dogville' and says he only agreed to appear in the film because his friend Stellan Skarsgard tricked him into thinking it would be fun.

Stellan Skarsgard tricked Paul Bettany into appearing in 'Dogville'.

The 40-year-old actor agreed to appear in Lard von Trier's movie after his friend told him being on set was like a constant party - only for Paul to have a "hideous experience" as it was nothing like his pal had claimed.

Paul said: "It was a hideous experience. I did it because Stellan f***ing Skarsgard fibbed to me. He said, 'You gotta turn up, it'll be fantastic, it's like a party all the time.'

"And after three weeks and not one bit of fun, I said, 'Stellan, what were you talking about?' And he said, 'Man, I was making it up - I just couldn't face doing it without you.' "

Paul found working on the movie particularly tough because he felt like the director's "puppet" as he was allowed no input into the film.

He explained: "I found it a particularly unsatisfying experience because Lars has no interest in you being any part of the cerebral process with him. You're absolutely his puppet.

"But I don't want to be too down on Lars. He is extraordinary and he is a sensation."

Brad Pitt Values Longevity In Film » Celeb Movie

Brad Pitt Values Longevity In Film

Brad Pitt thinks the most important thing to consider in a movie project is ''longevity'', so regards filmmaking as like a ''fine wine''.

Brad Pitt wants to make movies like "fine wine".

The 'Moneyball' actor believes it doesn't matter if a film doesn't win top awards when it is released, as the key to a good project is one that ages well and will stand the test of time.

He said: "Filmmaking is about longevity. Is it a quality picture? A quality story? Is there something original about it? The thing we miss the most is the degree of difficulty, like in 'The Tree Of Life'.

"Just to aim for something like that - I think there's a quiet victory in the degree of difficulty there beyond what's going to be in the record books as the best picture of the year.

"Films that I've loved doing like 'Jesse James' and 'The Tree of Life', they're 'fine wine' pictures - they'll age well. They've got legs."

Brad doesn't like to take risks in his career but believes he has made "smart" choices with his movie projects.

He said: "I think of, say, Cary Grant who made a career of doing similar things all the time, and I love him every time I see him, but it's not for me. My choices have been smart, not risky."

Celeb Movie » Prometheus Trailer: An Epic Space Odyssey Begins

The trailer for Prometheus has arrived, and the latest space odyssey from director Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner) looks like it may live up to its considerable hype.

From this introductory look, the film bears some resemblance to Alien - not just with its stunning, otherworldly visuals, but its theme of desperation against rising odds.

Many think the film is a prequel to Alien, a theory Scott denies, but it could be something of a companion piece, a film that exists in a parallel universe. Just a theory.

Starring Charlize Theron, Idris Elba, Michael Fassbender and Noomi Rapace, the film touches down in theaters summer 2012. Here's the Prometheus trailer ...

Prometheus Trailer

Celeb Movie » New Bel Ami Trailer: Watch Now!

Robert Pattinson will leave Edward Cullen far, far behind this summer.

The Twilight Saga stud has wrapped filming on Bel Ami, a drama which is rumored to premiere in early 2012 at the Berlin Film Festival. It features Pattinson as a leading man who dupes numerous rich women into sleeping with him and giving them his fortune. These lucky ladies include Scott Thomas, Uma Thurman and Christina Ricci.

Check out the first Bel Ami trailer now and then feast your eyes on the video below, as MSN unveiled a new look at the movie last night. Looks intense, doesn't it?

Bel Ami Movie Trailer

Celeb Movie » ‘Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol’ Finally Hits U.S. Borders

Tom Cruise has been traveling the world premiering his new M.I. movie: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, and finally it was time for the U.S. premier, which was held at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York.

Guess who finally got the privilege of standing beside the big, fancy, Tom Cruise – his wife!

Katie wore a navy, polka-dotted, sheer Holmes & Yang, long sleeved dress with a layered skirt to the premier, which complemented Tom’s navy suit and tie. In case you didn’t recognize the label, Holmes & Yang is Katie’s upscale line of clothing.

Katie’s outfit from afar looked simply mediocre to me. Honestly, I usually laugh at every pic of Katie because of her half-cocked smile and do-it-herself hair style; however, the close-up pics showed Katie’s glowing skin and beautiful make up, which was only complemented by the color of her dress and the sheer material by her face.

Check out some of the pics of Tom and Katie and the rest of the cast on the red carpet at the NY premier:

Jeremy Renner

Katie Holmes

Michael Nvqvist

Paula Patton

Paula Patton and her husband, Robin Thicke

Simon Pegg

Tom Cruise

Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise