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These preview clips show us that Thor has a few key weaknesses: women with tasers, large security guards and sleepy medicine.

People you will see in ‘The Hangover Part II’: Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms. People who you will not see: Liam Neeson. Monkeys you will see: that monkey they now have.

The first new poster is inspired by classic Bond movies. Now I’m tempted to fashion my Corolla with a giant evil monocle, just to see what would happen.

Both Sean and Michael are amazing character actors, but which Bean/Biehn is the true magical fruit that doesn’t make us toot? Fight!

Here are your weekend links.

This is Willem Dafoe trying to frown. His face is stuck this way.

Yes, the ancient old Spider-Man is still webbing around. Maguire’s set to star in director Ang Lee’s adaptation of Yann Martel’s bestseller ‘Life of Pi’.

I’m hoping she was cast as the lady with three breasts.

Pence has been cast as a young Ra’s Al Ghul in Dark Knight Rises.

Wouldn’t it be cool if he was able to make it look like some of the X-Men were flying? Like, without wires or anything? That would be pretty neat.

Seriously, he’s a great actor, but he’s also the scowliest S.O.B, in Hollywood

It’s like a trip to the dentist, but cheaper!

His work with Ted Danson comes first.

Focuses on the wave of films set in the Philippines and it’s ultimately the same story as any Roger Corman bio, but it’s a fun highlight reel.

Why the long face, Jeff? Oh, right. Clinical depression. Sorry, I forgot about that.

The action is gory and bloody with great kill shots, and Paul Giamatti as the evil King John of England.

It goes from volleyball scene in ‘Top Gun’ to the opening of ‘Saving Private Ryan’ in the blink of an eye.

Great directors, great guys.

Cold blooded murder has never been so adorable.

One role? You’ll have to try harder than that, Dave.

Vincent Gallo is playing multiple characters in his next film. Chloe Sevigny is going to have jaw trouble.