Remeber the end of Return of the Jedi? Were you just as pissed about all of the annoying celebrations on Endor as I was? If so, then this alternate ending video—with a more destructive tone—will make you happy.

Armond White, the film critic for the New York Press and chair of this year's New York Film Critics Circle Awards, kept insulting everybody at last night's award ceremony, prompting Annette Bening to issue a teary-eyed appeal for peace.

While watching the Lord of the Rings movies—or reading the books, I suppose—did you ever wonder if the ring was really only able to be destroyed in the fiery pits of Mordor? This alternate ending answers the question.

We've showed you before how crazy—and unpredictably entertaining—Liza Minnelli can be when making TV appearances. Courtesy fourfour's Rich Juzwiak, here's another: 10 of Minnelli's best lines from her Private Screenings interview on TCM. "Balls to you!" wins, obviously.

Is it just us, or was 2010 a particularly good year for movie posters? We put together a compilation of some of the best from lists by Mubi and First Showing.

Harry Hanrahan made waves last year with a mashup of his picks for the 100 greatest movie insults of all time (watch here). Apparently, though, it wasn't enough—here are another 100 epic burns from the silver screen.

From Spinal Tap to The Soggy Mountain Boys here is part one of a video tribute of the best fictional bands from cinema history.

Well, that's it from us for 2010. If you want to read about our favorite books, music, movies, TV, rumors, feuds, scandals, and stories, this is the place to do it. We'll be back tomorrow—Happy New Year, everyone!

Leonardo DiCaprio made the film industry $1.1 billion dollars this year with his movies, Inception and Shutter Island. According to a list compiled by Forbes, he made Hollywood more money than anyone, but you'll be surprised who came in second.

Just in time for Baby Jesus' birthday, here's a new video from everyone's favorite spoiler mongers, the Fine Brothers. Here, Benny and Rafi spoil the endings of 50—yes, 50!—of your favorite Christmas movies, all in about three minutes.

Hey, this video is edited by fellow Gawker.TV intern Sarah! It's for an "indie" (that's what the kids are calling it these days?) made by some familiar faces on the internet, along with Oscar-winning producer Erika Hampson. Fun!

The further you go into dream levels, the more action you can fit into the same amount of real time. Here's a video that shows everything happening at once! (Warning: it's still not going to make sense)

Happy Thanksgiving! Here are some of the best best falls within Thanksgiving-themed movies.

Even though he's currently California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger is probably best known for being an action star—oh, and for screaming incessantly in every one of his movies. Inside, a supercut (aka a compilation) of every Schwarzenegger scream ever.

Amazon is launching Amazon Studios, a website that they are hoping will turn into a viable production label for producing feature films. Whose movies are they going to make? Yours! Well, maybe.

Who doesn't love supercuts? Whether it's Taylor Swift looking surprised (here), people in movies watching movies (here), or something else, a good supercut is always entertaining. So, here's a new one, featuring nearly five minutes of absolutely wasted movie characters!

What if David Fincher hadn't directed The Social Network? What if the Facebook film had been made by, say, Wes Anderson? Or Michael Bay? Or Quentin Tarantino? Or, even, Frank Capra? Inside, a humorous video with those interpretations, and more!

Just like Auto-Tune the News revolutionized the video remix, "The Golden Age of Video" does with TV and catchphrases. This takes it a step further by having the phrases rhyme with one another, conglomerating in three minutes of aural delight.

Remember Office Space, the stapler-centric disgruntled workers' cult favorite? Did you ever imagine the movie as a musical? Well, whether you did or didn't, here it is: a deliciously short—and sweet—Broadway-esque parody version of the film. Watch inside.

Yesterday I saw 127 Hours, a movie supposedly about James Franco cutting off his arm. I wouldn't know, though, since I couldn't watch a second of the amputation action. What things are too nasty for you to see on screen?