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Batman vs. Superman is one of the most highly anticipated movies of 2016.

  They say 2016 is to be the best year some of the biggest movies released. Check out this mash-ups of some movies coming out this year!   Here's the list: Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice Gods Of Egypt Independence Day: Resurgence Zoolander 2 Captain America: Civil War Kubo and the Two Strings I Saw The Light X-Men: Apocalypse Pride And Prejudice And Zombies Suicide Squad (Batman v Superman: Da

2015 was not a good year for horror flicks in my opinion. There weren't even any good scary movies released around Halloween. But I guess they were amping up for 2016.

  This is awesome on how they put this together. The funny thing is that it actually looks like it could be a real movie!   Credit: XVP Comedy

This Thanksgiving weekend, we get a somewhat unexpected sequel to a somewhat unexpected 2011 comedy hit, along with a spin-off from a major animated blockbuster.

If you're not a Katniss Everdeen fan, it's probably best to stay away from movie theaters this weekend.

Three new movies hit theaters this week: the sequel to a beloved '90s comedy, a romantic drama and a piece of big-time Oscar bait. Choose wisely!

You'll have plenty of options for some good old spine-tingling Halloween fun once the latest batch of thrillers (and one re-release) hits theaters this weekend.

This week we get a World War II-set ensemble drama, so you know it's that time of year when all the Oscar-hopefuls start crowding up the screens at your local multiplex.

'Gone Girl' may have barely won its first weekend at the box office over 'Annabelle,' but in its second week of release, it emerged as the real victor. Fighting off tons of new competition, David Fincher's thriller held onto the number one spot and made it look easy.

Three big movies arrive in theaters this weekend: a sequel to a 2013 horror blockbuster, an Oscar-hunting thriller and the film adaptation of a bestselling book series.

“If this were a TV show, I’d watch it every single week.” These were the words I spoke right after watching Antoine Fuqua’s theatrical version of ‘The Equalizer,’ which is kind of a dumb thing to say considering that ‘The Equalizer’ was a TV show. Though, this updated version of ‘The Equalizer’ bears little resemblance to the mid-‘80s version, even though it kind of has everything to do with it.