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With Beauty and the Beast 3D set to arrive in theaters tomorrow, Walt Disney and Pixar are next turning their 3D re-release goals towards Finding Nemo . And they've now revealed a new 3D trailer for the September 14 release down below courtesy of Yahoo Movies . The animated adventure featured the voices of Albert Brooks...

Disney Pixar's "Up" was released on Tuesday and is now available on DVD. Within the first 10 minutes, I was already tearing up at perhaps the best elapsed time sequence in a cartoon that I have ever seen.

Last September, when the 3-D re-release of The Lion King roared to an impressive $30 million opening, Hollywood took serious

Get ready for Red Dog, the sequel. Sort of.

The thought of having to sit still through an elegant wedding reception makes most children recoil in horror, especially when the only music is smooth jazz and the most appealing thing on the menu is a bowl of bouillabaisse.

They're not calling it a "sequel" but there could be a "companion" film to award winning Red Dog .

Why no Oscar nomination for “Bridesmaids” for best picture? Why? Sorry, we've got to pull ourselves together and move past Academy Awards snubs, in order to look at what's new on the horizon and who's having a moment. But if “Midnight in Paris” is going to be included, there's no reason to ignore the funniest comedy of the year, for gosh sake....

While there were no real breakout successes at the box office, the MLK long weekend did produce a couple of movies that have done better than they had any right to.

When I was a kid The Smurfs were at the height of their popularity. My little sister and I both had small collections of Smurf figurines, this despite the fact that they were sold exclusively at BP stations and that our family didn't have a car so had no particular reason to frequent petrol stations. My memory is fuzzy on this point but I think it likely that trips were taken to BP solely for ...

You've seen all six movies, the re-released versions and the controversially added footage. You've bought the DVD box set, including the recently released Blu-ray bonanza.