Statistical analysis by means of Rotten Tomatoes shows that there is one precise action — if artfully handled with the cunning of a true master — that seals a films critical fate. A video compilation of exemplary "nut shots" inside.

The Sandwich Story tells the tale of a teenaged older sister, awakened by her mother, to prepare a sandwich for her younger brother. While lacking in the plot department, the unique and stylish animation picks up the slack.

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?

It's true. Just look at the top two movies this weekend. The one for the kids who are already here handily beat out the one about a kid that's on its way. So that proves it.

Desert Hearts is not your run of the mill Gay Western. It takes place in 1959 and after twelve years of marriage Vivian Bell has come to Reno to claim residency in order to get a divorce.

The master of suspense made his iconic bald head his own signature in his movies. So before saying goodbye to Halloween this year, watch this compendium of his best cameos.

You probably owe someone an overDue Date to the movies. This weekend there are movies For Colored Girls and anyone else! But you don't have 127 Hours for all of them, so use that Megamind of yours and pick one!

In 127 Hours, James Franco stars as a stranded hiker who amputates his own arm. (Opening Friday!) As many as 16 people at festivals and the premiere have fainted during the graphic self-amputation scene. Just wait until Justin Bieber's movie.

It's bad enough that these do-gooders hid their do-gooder message inside an innocent popcorn ad. But having an actor planted in the movie audience, to magically join the ad? We're never, ever learning first aid, just to protest this. [Copyranter]

Stop the presses—Andy Rooney's finally found something that he doesn't hate! During yesterday's 60 Minutes, Rooney revealed that he'd recently seen Secretariat. Further, Rooney enjoyed the film (though not as much as seeing the horse in person).

It's true. We're all sweaty, breathing heavily, and done. Just finished. Fitting that everything came to an end on Halloween weekend. A weekend full of other terrors.

Halloween is here! Can you taste it? Does it taste like poisoned Goblin food? Considering that this week's Sunday Matinee is Troll 2, a film believed to be one of the worst/best movies of all time, I sure hope not!

In all its bloody glory, this is a video that has super-cut all 49 death scenes from the Saw movies. Warning: very gory. But also very inventive; it must be a fun job thinking of ways to kill your characters.

Scarier than actual bears! Part of BBC Comedy series Misery Bear, "Dawn of the Ted" features a zombie infiltration of soft, cuddly teddy bears terrorizing our protagonist from the cemetery back to his home.

Boo! On this scaaaariest of weekends, what should you see in the dark? Well, uh, one of those Saw pictures if you like that sorta thing, or a weepy indie, or a Swedish political mystery.

This certainly is the week for movie reunions. Earlier it was Back to the Future and today the entire cast of The Sound of Music happily reunited. How do Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, and the Von Trapp children look today?

When Molly Ringwald "outed" Pretty in Pink's Ducky at a reunion, Jon Cryer got to thinking about his iconic 1986 character. According to Cryer, he saw Ducky as a street-smart kid and didn't mean to portray his character as gay.

Infamous spoiler-mongers, the Fine Brothers, just released another one of their helpful (if you hate surprises) videos. Just in time for Halloween, watch as Benny and Rafi spoil the endings of 100 different horror movies—all in five minutes!

Disney's TRON: Legacy—and the accompanying Daft Punk soundtrack—is set to be released in December. For those of us who can't wait, tough, there's this: the French duo's new song, "Dereazzled," cut with some footage from the film itself.

Beliebers, convene! Non-Beliebers, cringe! Hot off the press, here's the first official trailer for the upcoming Justin Bieber documentary/concert film, Never Say Never, presented—for some reason—in 3D. It's kind of like the trailer for Secretariat, no? Watch inside.