With the release of the appropriately monstro-schlocky Shrek Forever After on IMAX, movie tickets (in Manhattan, at least) are passing the "symbolically important" $20 price point. Yea, you know what else is symbolically important? Netflix. [WSJ]

A judge has dismissed the suit brought against Variety over their 'Iron Cross' Oscar shakedown.

We were really hoping that this is some kind of elaborate prank, but all evidence is pointing to the fact that this really is Chris Klein's audition for a role in Mamma Mia!

Widely regarded as one of David Lynch's greatest works, Mulholland Dr. is a puzzling neo-noir psychological thriller about an amnesiac woman and a young Hollywood newcomer, played by Naomi Watts.

Gasland won The Special Jury Prize for Documentary at 2010 Sundance Film Festival. It touches up on how Natural Gas drilling is going to begin in Upstate New York and Philadelphia.

Last Thursday, Current TV's movie review program The Rotten Tomatoes Show decided to go all New Coke on its viewers and change its formula.

In one of the quirkiest plots of all time, puppeteer Craig Scwartz discovers a portal into actor John Malkovich's mind and attempts to capitalize by selling tickets. Directed by Spike Jonze, this is truly a one of a kind film.

Recently, a new poster for Sex and the City 2 was released. Immediately, the ridiculous amount of Photoshop in it was criticized. At last night's Met Gala, NYPost.com caught up with Kristin Davis and asked her opinion. Davis' response, inside.

We're introducing a new feature in which Gawker.TV will explore favorites from our childhood. First up is a movie starring the Looney Tunes and the one and only Michael Jordan.

IMDb describes Last Play at Shea as "chronicling the history of two New York icons and the journey that brought them together for the last musical performance at Shea Stadium." Anthony De Rosa was at the Tribeca Film Festival screening.

An ode to the American musical comedy, A Woman is a Woman is easily Godard's most hilarious film.

Russell Crowe is set to capture America's heart all over again when Robin Hood hits theaters in two weeks. But let us not forget: Russell Crowe is crazy. Some exclusive excerpts from a new book remind us just how crazy.

A landmark film of the German expressionist movement, This movie tells the tale of an evil hypnotist and his unwitting pawn, Cesare, the somnambulist. Equal parts art house, romance, and horror this 1920s silent film is not to be missed!

Yeah, you read the headline correctly. Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, and Ryan Phillippe suited up as their characters from the MacGruber movie and hammed it up for wrestling fans last night—and it was, at the very least, entertaining!

In case you're not familiar, the Wilhelm scream is a stock sound effect, from 1951, of a man screaming and has become an in-joke among movie lovers. Here's a hilarious compilation of scenes the Wilhelm scream should have appeared in.

The debate over how and when sex should appear in films is a prominent contemporary issue. Concerns about common decency and sexual objectification, exploitation, and stereotyping fuel an important discussion on the cinematic depiction of sexuality in today's society.

Once-proud studio Miramax died in January, and Disney is selling off its carcass for pennies on the dollar. But look who might snap it up: The Weinstein brothers, who built the place, and their billionaire pal Ron Burkle!

If you hate lame, self-indulgent babbling as much as I do, you'll love this very smart lampooning of DVD commentary tracks.

Check out this hilarious fake trailer for a movie version of Pac-man. Re-imagined as a Saw-type horror/thriller, Pac-man is scarier and more disgusting than ever.

At last, the trailer for the upcoming Angelina Jolie thriller Salt is out. Excitement for the movie is mostly based on the fact that it also features Philly fameball Arthur Kade, who didn't think Angelina was all that, btw.