50/50

Movies like The Fault in Our Stars are the kind of movies you’ll want to see more of. Check out our list of 10 more movies you need to see.

50/50 is arguably the best film that Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, and director Jonathan Levine have made (both individually and collectively), and they’ll be re-teaming to make a Christmas comedy.

Channing Tatum wants your love and he wants your revenge. He’s gearing up to star in Bad Romance which likely has nothing at all to do with the Lady Gaga song.

CBS Films announced today their newest project and the actors – who have starred in Breaking Bad, 50/50, and Project X – they’ve hired to take on the lead roles! More details after the jump.

This week’s batch of new release’s on DVD & Blu-Ray includes 50/50, Paranormal Activity 3, as well as several Criterion special edition titles and brand new blu-ray releases. Full details after the jump.

As 2011 comes to a close, Jeremy looks back at the best that the film world had to offer for the year, first with those films that couldn’t quite crack the top ten, but still deserved recognition, followed by his top ten films of the year.

IMDB have announced their annual list of the top 10 movies of 2011, as voted on by over 100 million users.

It appears that a film has finally found the recipe for box-office success, as Real Steel hauled in an impressive number to take the weekend over The Ides of March and a bevy of returning films.

50/50 is a film that is masterful in its own way. Walking a tightrope between uproarious comedy and devastating drama, with a story about cancer that could threaten to dip into soap-opera level melodrama or preachy-type stories who pretend to have all the answers, 50/50 is instead a sharp, affecting story of a young man coping with cancer that turns out enough charm, humor, and shocking emotional blows to fill up the screen.