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 		White Collar Brings Back Thiessen, Morales
Stars of Saved by the Bell and The Middleman, Tiffani Thiessen and Natalie Morales backup leads Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay on USA Network's White Collar.
Jewish Film Festival Opens in Amsterdam
Opened December 9 with the silent movie 'The Secret of Delft' from 1917, the Jewish Film Festival this year honors Jewish filmmakers in Holland over the last century.
Robin Hood Onscreen - From Fairbanks to Crowe
Since Douglas Fairbanks became the first actor to play Robin Hood back in 1922 there have been many many different approaches to the Robin Hood legend.
Dubai International Film Festival 2009 Kicks Off
Dubai International Film Festival continues its commitment to "Bridging Cultures, (and) Meeting Minds"
The Ruins: Episode 10
Previously on The Ruins: The Champions won the mission and both Ruins, making way for a final challenge of Johnny, Kenny, Evan, Susie and Derrick, vs. KellyAnne and Sarah
Into the Third Dimension
Film studios are actively bringing 3D movies to the forefront of the cinematic experience. But will it pay off, or is it a short-term novelty?
Playboy Model Anissa Holmes
If Pamela Anderson is Canada's hottest blonde, Anissa Holmes from Toronto must be considered Canada's hottest, curviest, most popular brunette model/actress.
Adapting the Classics: A Christmas Carol
This new adaptation of Dickens' A Christmas Carol provides a thrill-ride while managing not to obscure the original story.
A Film Review of The Maids
The film version of Jean Genet's 1947 play about madness and self-loathing is a feast of extravagent colour and flamboyant acting.
UK Film Review: The Box
Richard Kelly once again fails to live up to the promise of his debut feature, Donnie Darko.
Cordell Barker - Great Animator Biography
Cordell Barker, despite having produced only 3 shorts, is considered one of the great independent animators. Here is the NFB director's biography.
Will James Cameron's Avatar top his Titanic?
James Cameron's Avatar arrives in theaters Dec. 18th, so it's a good time to take another look at his Oscar-winning blockbuster Titanic.
Richard Pryor, King of Comedy
He's been gone for four years now, but fans will never forget the comic genius of Richard Pryor, considered by many to have been the very best who ever lived.
Worst Cartoons Ever - Sir Gee Whiz, Mummynappers
Sir Gee Whiz, an alien leprechaun, abducts a little girl. "The Mummynappers" passes off silhouetted mime as a cartoon. Other films are not shown for copyright reasons.
Worst Cartoons Ever - Sam Singer, Captain Fathom
"The Land of More" has Tubby Round learn the importance of moderation. Pow Wow's cartoons insult Native American culture. Captain Fathom tests the audience's patience.
Directing and Producing, The Trotsky
The father son relationship of Kevin and Jacob Tierney becomes a producer director relationship while making the Canadian film, The Trotsky.
The Hobbit Begins Casting
Six years after the third installment of Lord of the Rings hit theaters, New Line Cinema confirms that The Hobbit will officially be made.
New Year's Resolution: Watch Parades all Day
Here's a New Years Resolution that's fun and easy too. Watch more parade movies with your friends and family.
Gertrude Berg the Family Sitcom Pioneer
Too often the history of the evolution of the sitcom excludes the important contributions of radio and television star Gertrude Berg, creator of The Goldbergs.
Find My Family
The newest ABC prime time entry is a heartwarming reality show with the selfless purpose of reconnecting willing family members previously separated by adoption.
The Amazing Race 15 Finale Recap
The final three teams race from Prague in the Czech Republic to Las Vegas, Nevada; each hoping to cross the finish line first and claim the million dollar prize.
Best Movies To Rent This Christmas
No Christmas is complete without watching the classics. Used to, Charlie Brown and The Grinch were available only on TV and in December. Luckily DVDs have changed that.
All About Steve – DVD Review
Sandra Bullock stars in this wacky story about a woman obsessed with a man.
NBR Votes Up Their Favourite Animated Film
The National Board of Review has named Disney/Pixar's Up as the best animated film, and one of the top 10 movies of 2009.
Film Review of "Me and Orson Welles"
"Me and Orson Welles", directed by Richard Linklater, gives us a slice of life of Orson Welles and his first triumphant Mercury Theatre production, "Julius Ceasar".
Interview With Cordell Barker on Runaway
In this exclusive interview, animator Cordell Barker ('Runaway') talks about suppressing the humour in his acclaimed short.
Men of a Certain Age Review
Three friends from college face the uphill struggle of middle age...
Runaway Director Cordell Barker – Interview
In this exclusive interview, 'Runaway' director Cordell Barker talks about the surprising success of his films, and offers advice for younger animators.
Movie Review: Everybody's Fine
Despite a solid cast and an intriguing script, Everybody's Fine suffers from tonal confusion.
The Wire Blurs All Lines Of Good Cop/ Bad Cop
Iffy ethics and strung out narcs have never saved more lives than they do in The Wire. While not everyone is dirty, it seems the dubious ones get the most done.
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