It’s 2012′s hijinksiest film.

No word yet on who will be playing the octopus.

I love Bridget Jones. But then again, I like my women THICK.

‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’ looks like it will be this year’s best film about British guys not trusting one another.

Once we learned that players on the US Women’s Team tend to take their shirts off after they score a goal, soccer started to get a little more interesting.

His talent for filming women embarrassing themselves is really paying off.

Don’t we all, Danny. Don’t we all.

Benedict Cumberbatch is on the case.

The villain from Watchman teaming up with the director of ‘Oldboy’? If you’re not ‘Stoker’-ed, then you weep alone.

Can’t wait for ‘Dark Knight Rises’? You can see Gary Oldman and Tom Hardy in theaters this year, albeit in a movie that’s not about Batmen.

No exploding playing cards. Yet.

More casting news than you can shove a spur into.

If you only liked this year’s best picture winner for the F-bombs, we’ve got some bad news for you.

‘Gambit’ stars Cameron Diaz and Colin Firth in a remake of a 1986 British heist film. This is a remake that actually looks promising.

Judd Apatow still wants Paul Rudd to knock up his wife and wants Colin Firth to join in on the fun too!

Few people were aware before last night, but Colin Firth happens to suffer the exact same speaking impediment as his character in The King’s Speech.

Universal just picked up ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’. Second time Colin Firth got lucky in the last 24 hours.

‘The King’s Speech’ is expected to clean up this Sunday at the Oscars and in turn, Harvey Weinstein would like the film to clean up at the box office. Hence, a PG-13 version is indeed on the way.

Not really, but the first part is 100% true!

The idea machine that is Hollywood has cooked up a real corker of a concept: British diction specialist Colin Firth should star in a remake of My Fair Lady.

Both have signed on for Chan Wook-Park’s English-language debut, Stoker.

It’s time for the men to grease up and battle it out for the shiny bald gold dude.

Royal movie critic Queen Elizabeth II saw Academy Award nominated movie The King’s Speech and gave it four and a half corgis. That’s right, she sacrifices dogs whenever she sees a movie.

Cameron Diaz has joined the cast of the Joel and Ethan Coen scripted ‘Gambit’, which is a remake of the 1966 film of the same name. Also, Colin Firth!

In order to convert the Oscar buzz surrounding ‘The King’s Speech’ into sweet money money money, executive producer Harvey Weinstein wants to tone down the film’s naughty language.

The King’s Speech is a British period piece about the monarchy AND a triumph over disability story, so it’s a sure thing for the Oscars. This is one you’ll actually want to watch anyway and it doesn’t even play like Oscar bait.