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Why the end of the world is finding an audience.
 
 
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After being dropped by New Line and Warner Bros., the sequel to the Jim Carrey/Jeff Daniels buddy comedy Dumb and Dumber has found a new home at Universal and Red Granite. Production will start this summer, and the film is currently slated for a 2014 release date—the 20th anniversary of the original movie’s release. You read that correctly: Dumb and Dumber came out 20 years agoDiscuss

 

Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Morgan Freeman, Elizabeth Banks, Liam Neeson and Nick Offerman all help voice what’s being billed as the “biggest movie ever assembled.” (See what they did there?) Even if you don’t still play with LEGOs, the cast alone makes the movie look pretty amazing … Discuss

 

Veronica Mars and Zach Braff have proved that the public has an appetite for funding unfathomably wealthy celebrity's pet projects, so it was only a matter of time before more stars start bringing their film ideas to the public. Leading the charge is James Franco, who's looking to film a $500,000 trilogy about his high school years. Sure. Sounds great. To his credit, Franco is promising to donate any profit his films make to charity, so at least he's paying it all forward ... Discuss

 

Unless you've been living in some sort of fortress of solitude lately, you're aware of this weekend's biggest movie. Early reviews suggest it's a suitably entertaining return for the Man of Steel, if not quite the Dark Knight-level reboot some had hoped for. And if superhero movies aren't your thing, there's still plenty of entertainment out there this weekend. Go check it out and report back on Monday. Up, up and away. Read More

 
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By Mack Hayden

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