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New on DVD and Blu-ray: 'Resident Evil: Retribution' and More
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This week: Milla Jovovich goes to the heart of the Umbrella Corporation to stop the global zombie epidemic in "Resident Evil: Retribution," the fifth movie in the popular sci-fi action series that sees the return of original "Resident Evil" badass Michelle Rodriguez.
Also new this week is the Southern-fried pitch-black comedy "Killer Joe" starring Matthew McConaughey, the bike-messenger thriller "Premium Rush" with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the romantic drama "The Words" with Bradley Cooper and the financial thriller "Arbitrage" with Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon. Get More »
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GALLERY: Matthew McConaughey Isn't Any Old 'Joe'
With his laid-back attitude and southern charm, Matthew McConaughey lights up the screen in just about every movie he stars in. Whether he's a hired assassin ("Killer Joe"), the owner of a strip club ("Magic Mike") or a ladies' man ("How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"), we can't take our eyes off of Matthew whenever he appears on screen.
His lack of a shirt in many of his movies (OK, and real life) doesn't hurt either.
So it's about time we give this bongo-loving, free-spirited actor his due and celebrate his talent — but mostly his good looks — in our latest Hot People Looking Hot gallery. Take a look at these photos, and you'll be saying "alright, alright, alright."
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'Killer Joe' Unveils a Killer Trailer
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Usually when a movie gets an NC-17 rating these days, the studio either launches some kind of media campaign to get the rating changed (see: "Bully") or they cut everything offensive out of it to sneak in under the R wire (see: "Blue Valentine").
And then there's "Killer Joe," which has decided to just say eff it and accept the rating as a badge of honor.
Are you even ready for this trailer? Get More »
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SXSW Preview: 12 Movies We're Psyched to See
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South by Southwest starts on March 9, and Sundance had better watch its back.
Although Park City's film festival still reigns supreme as America's preeminent independent film event, Austin's SXSW is running a close second. The reason? It's cooler. And we're not talking the temperature. Get More »
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