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Funny, insouciant and loaded with charm, IMonsters vs. AliensI is the kind of blockbuster spectacle you wish came along every summer. The fact that its animated never seems to occur to the movie, as it blazes through action set pieces and fight scenes with the fervor of any action star. Striking the perfect comedic tone early on and running with it, IMonsters vs. AliensI is buoyantly silly while carrying its own thrills

On heels of celebrity-studded music video 'Blame it,' things are going so well for Foxx musically that he plans to take a break from movies to concentrate on his singing career.

The British film-maker rides a wave of approval in China, with censors relaxing strict quotas on foreign-made films to permit wide release of his Slumdog MillionaireHis Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire is a love letter to Mumbai, but its rags-to-riches story of a young orphan who rises from the slums to win a gameshow has found Danny Boyle favour across the border in China. The movie was recently approved for wide release by the country's famously restrictive censors, and Boyle was today named jury president of the 2009 Shanghai international film festival.Speaking at the premiere of his film in Beijing, Boyle described the appointment as 'fantastic'. He said he had never been on a festival jury before but added that he would not make a list of criteria by which to judge the films in competition.'It's very rare in normal life, going to a cinema, that you know nothing about the film,' he told the Xinhua state news agency. 'You should always approach those films with a completely o

A British auction house says it was unable to sell the score to Alfred Hitchcock's bloodcurdling movie Psycho.

Hot off the heels of 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona,' Woody Allen will direct Nicole Kidman in his upcoming, star-studded flick. In the as-yet-untitled film, Nicole will share the screen with Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins, Freida Pinto and Naomi Watts, says Variety. And next up for Nicole? The romantic musical 'Nine,' co-starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Penelope Cruz and Fergie, among other stars.

'Monsters vs. Aliens' is not your typical 3-D movie; it tackles the 'unthinkable' with new, innovative digital technology.

Dennis Quaid is lined up to play former President Clinton with Julianne Moore as Hillary Clinton for a movie, The Special Relationship, ...

Britain's Home Secretary apologized Sunday for putting five pay-per-view movies on her parliamentary expense account -- including two X-rated ones screened by her husband.

Remember when Anna Faris was the wacky girl next door type in the “Scary Movie” flicks? She basically played the straight man in the whole franchise to the Wayans brothers. And let me tell you, when you have to play straight man to the “comedy” of the Wayans, you’re doing yeomen’s work there, chief. What [...]

ITV has axed the National Movie Awards and is set to delay the National Television Awards until the beginning of next year as its financial woes continue to hit programming.The movie awards show aired for the first time in 2007, a spin-off of the annual National Television Awards, which have been running since 1995.But last year's National Movie Awards, presented by James Nesbitt, averaged just 2.8 million viewers last September, according to unofficial overnight figures, and it has not been commissioned for a third show this year.The National Television Awards, presented by Sir Trevor McDonald and an annual fixture in the ITV1 schedule, traditionally takes place in October.However, this year's event is set to be delayed until January 2009 as the cash-strapped broadcaster, which lost £2.7bn in 2008, struggles to balance its books.The last National Television Awards in 2008 had an average audience of 5.3 million viewers, according to unofficial overnight figures.Both awards shows are ma