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 Bridezilla meets living dead in film debutCasey Walker's first movie - an offbeat little number called A Little Bit Zombie - is something he calls a rom-com-zom, a romantic comedy with some zombie in it. It's a little gross, a lot funny and only slightly Canadian.
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 'Avengers' muscles to record $200 million in debut'The Avengers' proved that five superheroes are better than one by bursting into Hollywood’s record books with a massive $200.3 million in ticket sales over its opening weekend in U.S. and Canadian theaters, kicking off Hollywood’s summer movie season with a bang.
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 Blog: The Avengers bound to take The Dark Knight down at the box officeThe doubters have stepped aside. The Avengers, opening on May 4, is about to soar at the box office.
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 Think Like a Man tops North American box officeRomantic comedy 'Think Like a Man' easily beat four new films to win the U.S. and Canadian box office race for a second time while superhero movie 'The Avengers' stormed into overseas theaters with record-breaking sales.
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 The Avengers assemble!Robert Downey Jr. heads a super-powered cast.
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 Summer movie previewDark Knight, Dark Shadows and a Dictator: The summer movie season also offers a Total Recall of superheroes.
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 'Think Like a Man' ends 'Hunger Games' streakThe box office competition finally overwhelmed “The Hunger Games” as the romantic comedy “Think Like a Man” beat expectations with a chart-topping $33.0 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales over the weekend.
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 Mary Harron is back - just don't mention TwilightAmerican Psycho director returns with Moth Diaries, a modern vampire story - sort of.
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 Pretty Woman turns Evil QueenJulia Roberts says she drew inspiration from people she knows for her latest wicked role.
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 Blog: Kentuckian in Jennifer Lawrence has Hunger Games advantagesYou can take Jennifer Lawrence out of Louisville, but she'll always be an outdoorsy Kentuckian at heart.
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 Chat replay: The truth about Wonder WomanIn a recent survey of the top 10 comic heroes of all time, only one on the list was female: Wonder Woman was ranked eighth, after Batman, Spider-Man, Superman, Wolverine and even Tintin. Now, a new documentary film is going behind the scenes with Lynda Carter (television's own Wonder woman), Lindsay Wagner (The Bionic Woman), comic writers and artists and social commentators like Gloria Steinem to look at what popular representations of powerful women say about our society. Hear what the film's director and producer have to say about their project.
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 Dr. Seuss story 'The Lorax' wins box officeThe animated movie version of Dr. Seuss story “The Lorax” climbed to the top of weekend box office charts with a stronger-than-expected $70.7 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales, studio estimates released on Sunday showed.
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 Oscars live-tweet: Sunday @ 6 p.m. ETJoin us Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012 starting at 6 p.m. ET as Postmedia writers from across Canada weigh in with their thoughts on the 84th Annual Academy Awards.
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 'Safe House' leads movie box office chartsDenzel Washington thriller “Safe House” rose to the No. 1 spot at movie box offices through Sunday, narrowly leading love story “The Vow” over a long holiday weekend in the United States.
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 Berlin falls to CanadaA little Canadian film, starring Melissa Leo, is being widely praised at film festival.
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 'The Vow' leads strong box office weekendRomance movie “The Vow” topped U.S. and Canadian movie box office charts over a pre-Valentine’s Day weekend that saw the top three films exceed expectations, according to studio estimates released on Sunday.
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 Superhero flick 'Chronicle' leaps to box office heightsSuperhero film "Chronicle" leaped to the top of the North American box office on its debut, estimates showed Sunday, telling the story of three high school students who acquire incredible powers.
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 New on DVD: Transformers, Real Steel and The Whistleblower among weeks offeringsHitchcock classic Notorious released on Blu-ray
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 2012 Oscar nominees: Best Supporting ActressSee the five women up for the Best Supporting Actress award.
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 2012 Oscar nominees: Best Supporting ActorSee the five men up for the Best Supporting Actor award.
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 2012 Oscar nominees: Best ActorSee the five actors up for the Best Picture award.
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 2012 Oscar nominees: Best DirectorSee the five men up for the Best Director award.
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 2012 Oscar nominees: Best ActressSee the five women up for the Best Actress award.
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 Crowdsourced 'Star Wars Uncut: The Director's Cut' goes viralSome two years ago, a group of Star Wars die-hards decided to remake Star Wars: A New Hope out of fan-generated scenes. That long-awaited project has finally come to fruition with a Director’s Cut, a two-hour+YouTube video created entirely by crowdsourcing.
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 Horror flick 'Devil' surprises with $34.5-million take at box officeLow-budget horror movie The Devil Inside scared up a surprisingly strong $34.5 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales to take possession of the weekend box office crown, according to studio estimates released on Sunday.
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