Here's a new trailer for the springtime alien disaster movie Battle: Los Angeles. You may remember that an earlier trailer got us all excited and, happily, this new, more plot-heavy reel doesn't diminish that feeling. This looks good, guys!

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.

Here, presented in its entirety, is "My Best Friend's Birthday," Quentin Tarantino's very first film. It was shot in 1984 as a collaboration with Roger Avary, who later co-wrote Pulp Fiction. It was never released.

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.

FilmDrunk brings us this video history of product placement on film, we learn that Michael Bay won "The Whore Award" from Brand Channel for an impressive record of 47 product placements in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

The climactic end scene of Se7en, put together by somebody who has too much time on their hands. I think the Boobah as Kevin Spacey is a great choice, if those things were alive they would absolutely be serial killers.

Friday means movies are opening! Though dreary January is a bleak time for cinema, there are a few prospects opening today. There's a crazy, mean old witch, plus some movies that don't star Gwyneth Paltrow.

Sitting in a coffee shop I heard a man say, "I saw Black Swan the other night. It was trash. Elevated trash, but trash." "Black Swan was great," you say to yourself and aloud.

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.

Last night, Queen Latifah hosted the 37th Annual People's Choice Awards. The first presenter of the night was Jennifer Aniston. Immediately after Aniston took the stage, something seemed... off. Was she tired? Did Angelina Jolie spike her drink? Watch inside.

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.

A few years ago, Lipton Brisk Iced Tea ran all these commercials with claymation celebrities saying "that's brisk, baby!" Now, they're back, or at least one is: a 60 second recap of Machete, because why not and such.

Tonight, Lifetime aired once of its always hilarious (in the bad way) TV movies, this time about "Craigslist Killer" Philip Markoff. Billy Baldwin was there! Oh, and the TV version of Markoff killed a girl. Watch the murder scene inside.

Fans of quality movies should love the winter since it's when the important prestige pictures—the movies vying for Oscars—litter the cineplex. But who wants to see one depressing movie after the next? It's way too much.

Samuel L. Jackson is not only a bad ass motherfucker. As such, he's great at delivering that particular word on screen. Watch this supercut of him saying it over and over and revel in the genius of a true motherfucker.

Here are the crudest, most vile, and also most creative insults you've ever heard put together into one devastating assembly line of a video. Hope you can pick yourself up after watching this.

Brian Regan is a comic genius who should be a huge star. Why he isn't is a complete mystery. In this clip, he talks about writing a lines for the Planet of the Apes remake and rollercoasters based on movies.

Here is a compilation of moments in trailers where they mention that the movie is in 3D. For many it's not just 3D, but their very own, special 3D. You may shake your head in disgust.