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Survey: Most Moviegoers Willing to Pay $10-20 To Watch New Movies at Home

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Anna Kendrick On Hollywood Gender Bias: What The F--k?

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Bob Weir Documentary Trailer Released: 'The Other One,' Chronicling Life of Grateful Dead Legend, Coming to Netflix May 22 (VIDEO)

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Martin Scorsese: New Movie 'Silence' Inspired by Religion

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Alcohol Consumption In Films Could Trigger Teen Drinking

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James Franco and Selena Gomez: He Jokes He Had A Baby With Her (SEE IT)

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LEGOS: 'Jurassic Park' Brought To Life In Stop-Motion Film With $100,000 Lego Pieces (WATCH)

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Al Gore at SXSW: Climate Change Deniers Need to Be Punished, Former VP Says

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Martin Scorsese to Film Grateful Dead's 50th Anniversary Concerts in Chicago for Documentary

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'Frozen 2' Officially Announnced by Disney

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Helen Mirren Reprises Her Role As Queen Elizabeth II, This Time for 'The Audience' on Broadway

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'Warcraft' Director Duncan Jones Defends Use of CGI In his Past Films (TWEETS)

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Hall and Oates Talk 'Live From Dublin' Theatrical Release, Performing at the White House and Hall of Fame Career [HNGN INTERVIEW]

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'Assassin's Creed' Film Starts Production, Announces Release Date

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Wormhole or Galaxy? The Milky Way Might Just be a Space-Time Tunnel, Astrophysicist Says (SEE THE VIDEO)

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