Movies

This isn't the first time Oprah has graced the silver screen, but it has been 14 years since her last movie role. Now she has been offered the chance to brush off the cob webs and join the cast of the upcoming move 'The Butler'.

You won’t have to wait until Friday for one of this weekend’s new movie releases — but it may look mighty familiar.

The big news yesterday was the confirmation that Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels did in fact agree to do a sequel to the 1994 comedy 'Dumb and Dumber'. Not only are the original Harry and Loyd back for round 2, but the original directors, brothers Bobby and Peter Farelly, are back as well.

Next Sunday will mark 100 years since the Titanic disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean at 2:20 A.M. April 15th 1912. 'Titanic' first hit theaters in 1997, it was nominated for 14 Oscars and took home 11 of them.

Whitney Houston passed away back in February, and she left behind her final film. Along side  Jordin Sparks, Houston helped re-make the classic movie from 1976 'Sparkle'. The trailer for the film debuted yesterday on the 'Today Show', check it out.

New twists on both fairytales and mythological adventures hit theaters this weekend.

It's no doubt The Hunger Games was a huge debut. Here are my thoughts on it, but please share yours.

Another week with a single movie opening in wide release, but everyone’s so excited about this one that it may have needed the entire weekend to itself.

Whether you’re in the mood for the colorful stylings of Dr. Seuss or some good old-fashioned frat boy humor, the two movies being released this weekend should give you something to look forward to.

We know winter has been long and cold, so duck into a theater this weekend to shake off the doldrums — the four new flicks opening in wide release should have a little something for everyone.

The American Film Institute created a list of  the 100 most romantic movies ever made. Because their list spans a good 7 or 8 decades, and doesn’t go past the ’90s, it doesn’t include a lot of our favorites. The movies that shaped our ideas of romance.

Three new movies — and one that’s not so new, but has been revamped in 3D — will be vying for your entertainment dollars in theaters this weekend.