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Black Friday Shopping Guide For Movie Lovers
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It's almost here — and no, we're not talking about Thanksgiving (though we hear that's coming up, too). We're talking about Black Friday. While the scariest biggest shopping day of the year can certainly bring out the worst in even the most well-intentioned shoppers, with a little pre-planning it can prove not too painful and very worthwhile. Get More »
Sorkin Speaks: Steve Jobs Biopic Will Only Have Three Key Scenes
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Aaron Sorkin, the genius behind "The Social Network" and "The West Wing," is breaking his silence about Sony's upcoming Steve Jobs biopic.
Speaking at "Newsweek" and The Daily Beast's Hero Summit yesterday, the scribe du jour revealed a few key details about the flick, which is (loosely?) based on Walter Isaacson's bestselling biography of the late tech guru. Get More »
Easy Last-Minute Halloween Movie Costumes for Slackers
All too often, the scariest part of Halloween is coming up with a brilliant, budget-friendly costume — especially if you've waited until the last minute again (really, when are we going to learn?).
But now that All Hallows Eve is almost upon us, there's no avoiding this monster-in-the-house any longer.
That's why NextMovie has prepared a simple list of easy-to-assemble ensembles sure to save you from squandering your precious Saturday afternoon in line at the local Halloween pop-up shop.
Aaron Sorkin Breaks His Own Nose While Writing
It's clear that choosing to work in Hollywood can be brutal, but for some, the pain is literal.
Aaron Sorkin, the Oscar-winning writer behind "The Social Network" and "The West Wing," knows just how rough it can be. No, seriously.
While working on a passage of dialogue in front of a mirror, Sorkin gave his best Zinedine Zidane impression and headbutted himself.
The result? A broken nose, which he showed off at Friday's Emmy awards reception in Los Angeles. Get More »
9 Movies to Watch Before Starting College
Note to incoming college freshmen: Orientations and handbooks are only going to get you so far in life. You're going to need a rigorous arsenal of film knowledge to get you through these next four years, and we're here to help.
Consider the following nine films an essential primer on preparing for all aspects of college life. Within these hallowed films you'll find info on fraternities, dating, roommates, sports, road trips, law school and becoming a billionaire before graduation. And while we can't guarantee this list will help you graduate and find a job, it'll definitely make the attempt more fun. Get More »
'The Social Network' Sweeps 12th Annual Golden Trailer Awards
Ah, the movie trailer -- the first date of the film world. This is where every flick shows off its best assets -- and tries to convince you to shell out your hard-earned cash to spend two hours with it.
A good trailer can make all the difference (and a bad trailer can kill a film before it even opens), which is why the Golden Trailer Awards give credit to those trailers that stood out from the crowd… even when the films they advertised, well, didn't. Get More »
'Inception,' 'The Social Network,' 'Super 8' Top Golden Trailer Award Nominees
With the editing of movie trailers quickly becoming an art in its own right, its only fair that the brains behind the stylish ads be rewarded for their efforts.
Enter: The Golden Trailer Awards.
This year marks the 12th round for the awards and, telling from the recently released nominees, should be spotlighting some of our favorite flicks from 2010 and 2011. Get More »
2011 MTV Movie Awards Preview: Best Movie
Oscars, schmoscars. When it comes to the best movie of 2010, our friends at the MTV Movie Awards have their own ideas about which films should make the cut.
It was, in the end, a pretty cool year for movies. In 2011, we feasted on twisty thrillers, fantasy flicks about wizards and vampires, and a movie about some site called Facebook. All of them made us think, jump, swoon, laugh and even cry.
Who cares what the Academy thinks? We've got your Best Movie nominees right here.




