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2012 Movie Preview: Romances, From 'The Vow' to 'Breaking Dawn Part 2'

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Dec 29th 2011 8:50AM

With 2011 in its death throes, what better time to look ahead to 2012. All this week, Moviefone is previewing the seemingly endless supply of big-time films hitting theaters during the next 12 months -- from from 'The Devil Inside' to 'Django Unchained' and everything in between. Next up: the 12 romances to watch for next year.

11 Non-Christmas Christmas Movie Moments

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Dec 21st 2011 2:00PM

Filed under: Features, Holiday Movies

If you want a real Christmas feel this holiday season, stick with the classics like 'A Christmas Story,' 'It's a Wonderful Life,' or any of the Disney films, because in the following holiday movies, the very concept of Christmas (giving, loving, caring) is turned on its head.

'The Iron Lady': Two Meryl Streep Photos You Haven't Seen [Exclusive]

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Dec 20th 2011 2:45PM

Filed under: Movie News, Moviefone Canada

You probably think you've seen all the stills out there for 'The Iron Lady.' Well, you've thought wrong! Alliance Films has made two new images -- one of Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher and one with Streep and co-star Jim Broadbent -- available to the Canadian public.

Following the trials of one-time British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, 'The Iron Lady' is a fascinating portrait of the oft-misunderstood leader. Check out the latest pics from this film after the jump.

David Cronenberg on 'A Dangerous Method,' Viggo Mortensen Love and Defending Keira Knightley

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Dec 5th 2011 1:20PM

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Moviefone Canada

Canadian director David Cronenberg's latest, 'A Dangerous Method,' takes us into a world most of us haven't frequented since college -- sexual psychology, Sigmund Freud, the id and the superego. Never one to shy away from the hard stuff, Cronenberg introduces us to fledgling shrink Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) as he attempts to help the labelled psychopath Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), who is dealing with repressed sexual abuse at the hands of her father. Along the way, we get several delicious appearances by Viggo Mortensen as Freud himself, who muddies the waters with his interjections into the Jung-Spielrein relationship.

Michael Fassbender: 'Shame' Made Me Go a 'Little Bit Loopy' (VIDEO)

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Dec 1st 2011 2:20PM

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Features, Toronto Film Festival

Michael Fassbender is about one inch away from becoming a household name. The German-born Irish actor has enjoyed a breakthrough 2011, with roles in everything from 'Jane Eyre' to 'X-Men: First Class,' where he starred as Erik Lehnsherr -- better known as Magneto. His role in the critically acclaimed new drama 'Shame,' however, might be his biggest challenge yet.

Ben Whishaw to Play James Bond Character Q in 'Skyfall'

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 25th 2011 9:55AM

Filed under: Movie News

Director Sam Mendes is certainly trying to up the hot factor for the latest James Bond movie, 'Skyfall.' In addition to the return of Daniel Craig as the main character, the Hollywood Reporter says that British hottie/acting sensation Ben Whishaw will be playing Bond character Q.

With the casting of Whishaw, Q will be younger than 007, marking the first time in the film franchise's history that Q isn't played by someone older.

J.J. Abrams Confirms Benicio Del Toro 'In Talks' for 'Star Trek 2' Role

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 24th 2011 9:50AM

Filed under: Movie News

After much speculation, director J.J. Abrams has confirmed that he's in talks with chameleon actor Benicio Del Toro to appear in the 'Star Trek' sequel.

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