Three films this weekend can help you find meaning and love in your life by taking you on a stroll through the Old Testament, proposing marriage to a pushy boss or spending the paltry sum of $9.99.

Jack Black, Michael Cera and director Harold Ramis of the new comedy Year One produced by Judd Apatow shared that even though their movie may be filled with silly jokes, it still has a deep, profound meaning.

Like most years, 2008 brought us a few great films and some awful ones, but most of all it was a pretty average year. Here is a list of the best and worst.

With Disney's loveable robot, Wall-E hitting DVD this week, along with the comedic antics of Tropic Thunder and one Priceless gold digger on the prowl; let us help you pick the flicks that are worth a watch.

There's a lot for cartoon buffs to look forward to in the coming months and years.  Yogi Bear and Kung Fu Panda are racing for the lead, but Bolt beats them to the screen.

The hit animated feature comes out on DVD with a sequel and many more features.

Rain of Madness is a documentary. But not really. It's a mockumentary, but it is most definitely real.  Ben Stiller explains...sort of.