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Statement Released by Batman Star Christian Bale About Colorado Shooting

Days after the premiere of his latest movie, The Dark Knight Rises, and one of the worst mass shootings in America, the Batman star, Christian Bale, releases a statement addressing the tragic shooting that took place in Aurora Colo.

“Words cannot express the horror that I feel. I cannot begin to truly understand the pain and grief of the victims and their loved ones, but my heart goes out to them," Bale said in his statement.

The Amazing Spider-Man Scores Big During The Holiday

“The Amazing Spider-Man” is spinning a web of triumph this holiday season. In what has fast become the best Tuesday showing ever, Sony’s latest installment in super hero tales has grossed a cool $35.9 million. This makes the holiday's second-best take behind 2007's "Transformers," with $29.1 million.

Sparkle Track List Revealed, Including Whitney Houston's Last Recorded Songs

If you loved the original version of “Sparkle” which came out in 1976 and starred Irene Cara and Philip Michael thomas, you just might like this one too.

The movie's soundtrack, due out July 31, includes the singles "Celebrate," a duet produced by R. Kelly, and gospel hymn "His Eye is on the Sparrow," sung by the late R&B star.

With the late Whitney Houston’s final film appearance set for an August 17 opening, today RCA Records announces the track listing for the Sparkle soundtrack, due out July 31.

"Ted" Beats Out The Competition At The Box Office

Who would have thought that a little teddy bear would put the competition in it's place?

"Ted", created by Seth MacFarlane, raked in a nice amount of bear-able dough with a huge $20.2 million worth of ticket sales on Friday.

The Dark Knight Rises Early Predictions To Beat Out The Avengers

There’s still three weeks left before "The Dark Knight Rises" hits movie theaters nationwide, but there are already early reports that the masked avenger will beat out the mass of avengers (see what I did there?) in it’s opening weekend.

Reports coming out of the L.A. Times makes note of there being just 21 promotional days remaining but reliable indicators are pointing to the film possibly making as much as $150 million in ticket sales, thus possibly nudging out the record set during opening weekend by "Marvel's The Avengers", which was set earlier this year.

The Avengers Set To Make Over $600 Million

By no means is $600 million a small feat-- only one Hollywood director has attained this tremendous milestone- James Cameron.

With only two other blockbusters, both by Cameron, to reach this high point in movie history, The Avengers will make number 3. 

The Tunnel: 1st straight to DVD movie to be released on a file sharing network.

The movie industry has initially stayed far away from any type of peer-to-peer file sharing over the years and that is what makes this a very strange story.

Takers Takes The Top Spot

This week has seen one of the best weeks in movie buzzworthiness this year. Topping the charts is the Sony Pictures movie Takers starring T.I., Chris Brown, Paul Walker, and Idris Elba. To date, the gritty theives have racked in over $20M since it's opening night on August 27th.

Alice In Wonderland Breaks Records at the Box office

The Box-Office Top Five #1 "Alice in Wonderland" ($116.3 million) #2 "Brooklyn's Finest ($13.5 million) #3 "Shutter Island" ($13.3 million) #4 "Cop Out" ($9.1 million) #5 "Avatar" ($7.7 million)

Twilight: New Moon Doesn't Disappoint At The Box Office

The good people over at Summit Entertainment are thouroughly pleased with themselves. The Twilight Saga: New Moon has set a new record for opening midnight shows with a reported earning estimated at $26.3 million.

The Twilight showing has clearly surpassed the previous pop-culture iconic movie saga, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which had a midnight take of $22.2 million this past summer.

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