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Weekend Receipts: Tron: Legacy Logs In At Number One While Reese Witherspoon Takes One On The Chin

Tron: Legacy managed to avoid being de-rezzed its first weekend out, coming in safely at number one, while Yogi Bear came in at respectable number two. But pity poor Reese Witherspoon whose latest foray into Rom-Comdom bombed at number eight. Your weekend receipts are here.

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James Van Der Beek Movies Filmography

Filmography for James Van Der Beek Film Year Film Role Notes 1995 Angus Rick Sandford 1996 I Love You, I Love You Not Tony 1998 Cash Crop James Peterson Alternative titles: Harvest A Desperate Season 1998 Castle in the Sky Pazu (Voice) Alternative titles: Laputa: The Flying Island Tenkū no Shiro Rapyuta 1999 Varsity Blues Jonathon “Mox” Moxon 2000 Scary Movie Himself Uncredited Cameo 2001 Texas Rangers Lincoln Rogers Dunnison Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Himself 2002 The

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Watch Anne Hathaway Make a Bunch of Public School Kids Scream

How Hilarious and Awkward was the Larry King Live Finale?: A Movieline IM Discussion

Which cousin or coworker did you call during the traumatizing Larry King Live finale? You called someone. You didn’t make it alone. That I know. Personally, I jumped on IM with Movieline’s Julie Miller . Together, we decided Larry King’s swan song was the tri-gamete lovechild of CNN Newsroom , Night of a Thousand Stars , and A Clockwork Orange . Scary. Join us and suspender your disbelief.

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How Do You Know that How Do You Know is a Bad Movie?

How Do You Know , the new James L. Brooks movie that’s about, well, something, I suppose, is not very good. The title, presented in the form of a question (sort of), offers no clue to the merits of the film let alone hints to what the plot of this movie might be about. Honestly, after seeing this movie, I’m still not 100 percent sure what it’s actually about. With that in mind, I did my best to come up with 10 questions, Jeopardy! style, based on the title of the film, to offer some clarity to this pressing issue of our time.

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‘Never Say Never’ Director Was ‘Nervous’ About Justin Bieber Flick

‘[It’s] always scary when you try to show someone the story of their life,’ Jon Chu tells MTV News of screening for teen star. By Jocelyn Vena Justin Bieber Photo: John Shearer/ WireImage In February fans will finally get the chance to see Justin Bieber’s long-awaited “Never Say Never.” And the flick’s director, Jon Chu, recently dished to MTV News that things are coming along fine as he puts the finishing touches on the February 11 release. “Oh, we stand pretty tall. It’s nuts! This is a world that I have never experienced before,” he laughed to MTV News about the 3-D film. Chu, who was promoting the DVD release of “Step Up 3D,” said getting the fans’ support has been invaluable. “Again it’s like dance, where music tells the story. It’s really interesting and his fans have been amazing, shooting him in 3-D in Madison Square Garden , exploring his life, going to his hometown. We’re almost done with our cut right now and I’m really proud of it. I think people are going to be surprised about the story that they’re going to get. Something is really special.” Bieber tweeted about seeing the film recently and gave it his seal of approval. And Chu admitted to us that he’s feeling the pressure now to make the best possible film. “I mean, I’m always nervous. We’re always trying to make our movies better,” he explained. “We’re never done with it though. I just keep going until they tell me I’ve run out of time. So [Justin] got to see it this week, which was really exciting and he loved it, which is always scary when you try to show someone the story of their life, but he’s been very supportive, he and his family and his team. I’m excited to share it with the world and show another side of 3-D. With ‘Step Up 3D,’ we learned a lot of lessons and we discovered a lot of things, and it’s just the beginning.” Are you excited to see Justin’s “Never Say Never” movie next year? Tell us in the comments! Related Photos Justin Bieber’s ‘Never Say Never’: Alternate Movie Titles Related Artists Justin Bieber

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12 Films of Christmas: Eyes Wide Shut

Yes, believe it or not, this one’s a Christmas movie. This excerpt from Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas explains why: At a Christmas party, Manhattan physician Bill Harford (Tom Cruise) and his wife Alice (Nicole Kidman) are sexually propositioned, separately; she turns down her suitor because she’s married, but he seems to send his away only because he is called into service when the mistress of the party’s host (Sydney Pollack) overdoses in the bathroom.

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Scoop! Avatar’s Joel David Moore Storms Hawaii Five-0

Joel David Moore, who has played science nerds on screens both big ( Avatar ) and small ( Bones ), next will get his geek on for CBS’ Hawaii Five-0 , Movieline has learned exclusively.

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Director Joseph Kosinski on Tron: Legacy and the Limitations of CGI-Created Actors

It’s been a very long road for Tron: Legacy to finally make it to the big screen. Rumors of a sequel to the 1982 cult favorite have been circulating on the Internet for about as long as there’s been a widely used Internet. The original Tron told the story of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), a computer programmer who found himself materialized inside the very computer system that he designed. Even when a trailer for a sequel did materialize (originally titled TR2N ) at Comic-Con in 2008 — as director Joseph Kosinski explains, that was basically his audition tape — it took two and a half more years before the film was actually put together and released. For Kosinski, today, the wait is finally over.

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90 Seconds of Fame: Create Your Own Andy Warhol-Style Screen Test

Between 1964 and 1966, Andy Warhol filmed a series of silent, black and white 16mm short films called “Screen Tests” that featured his hip friends like Lou Reed and Yoko Ono sitting around and doing very little for seven-minute uninterrupted takes. In celebration of their new exhibition of the Screen Tests, the Museum of Modern Art has a launched nifty interactive feature that allows you to create your own 90-second version of these screen tests. Check out some clips from the original tests for Dennis Hopper, Salvador Dali (in all of his upside-down glory) and Nico for inspiration after the jump, then go wild! And by “go wild” I mean just sit there.

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