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Going to see a movie is a great idea for weekend family outings, but sometimes it can be difficult to find movies that are appropriate and enjoyable for the whole family! We’ve put together a list of the best upcoming film releases that are a must-see for the whole family.

For your viewing pleasure, here’s a list of the top ten movies to catch with your family this year, starting with the uplifting and inspiring Little Boy in theaters this Friday April 24th!

Little Boy

This is the type of movie that will resonate with everyone in the family! Little Boy is a powerful and moving film about a little boy who is willing to do whatever it takes to bring his dad home from World War II alive. The heartwarming story will capture your heart and lift your spirits as it reveals the...

Broadchurch's series two finale was the drama's highest rated episode of 2015, according to overnight figures for Monday (February 23).

The final episode of the ITV drama's latest run was seen by an average 7.62m (32.7%) at 9pm, with an added 222k (1.4%) on +1. Earlier, Robson Green's More Tales from Northumberland continued with 2.78m (12.4%) at 8pm (152k/0.6% on +1).

Broadchurch series 2 finale recap: A satisfying and unsatisfying end

On BBC One, Inside Out gathered 3.42m (15.9%) at 7.30pm, before Children of the Great Migration interested 2.13m (9.2%) at 8.30pm. New Tricks - which will air its final episode later this year - attracted 2.66m (11.4%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's University Challenge interested 3.04m (13.2%) at 8pm, while Only Connect was watched by 2.57m (11.1%) at 8.30pm. A Cook Abroad averaged 1.52m (6.5%) at 9pm, before House of Fools continued with 670k (3.9%) at 10pm.

Channel 4's Food Unwrapped attracted 1.28m (5.6%) at 8.30pm (60.4k/0.3%), while NHS: £2 Billion a Week and...

Pixar

There aren’t many things in this world that have the ability to generate as much giddy excitement as a new Pixar movie. Indeed, the prospect of two releases from this famous film studio in 2015 is enough to send some fans bubbling over into delirium.

It’s all justified too, with the animation powerhouse having churned out a colourful catalogue of sleek-looking CGI films over the years all buoyed by fascinating plots that have earned commercial and critical acclaim. The good news is that two utterly unique releases from the production company are all set to hit cinemas this year.

First up is Inside Out, a fantasy-comedy due for release around June. The movie presents viewers with a peculiar concept, as the film takes place inside an 11-year-old girl’s head as her five emotions of Sadness, Joy, Disgust, Anger and Fear jostle to take over her body.

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In case you were off making dinner or sipping cocktails during the commercial breaks last night, we got to see some brand new footage of Pixar.s Inside Out during SNL.s 40th anniversary special. The voices inside this young girl.s head are already delightful . except for, perhaps, Anger and Disgust . but what happens to them during a brain freeze? Pretty much the same result we get when Elsa lets it go. The SNL 40th anniversary special proved to be quite the ratings booster. Given all the to-do made over the celebrity guests and tributes, brands must have dished out some serious dough to get their commercials screened during the breaks. Though, Inside Out has Disney and Pixar money, so the price tag attached to a TV spot like this was no roadblock. In Inside Out, a young girl named Riley becomes the setting as audiences dive into the...

One of the key factors that has ensured Pixar has stayed relevant over the years is the fact that the esteemed animation studio balances financially-sound sequels with breakout new IPs. For every Toy Story 3, there’s a Wall-e. And as the company moves forward, it continues to diversify, serving up two all-new features in 2015 in the form of The Good Dinosaur and emotional drama, Inside Out.

But look further afield and you’ll happen across Pixar’s Día de los Muertos, the studio’s animation based on the world-famous Mexcian holiday. Up until this point, it’s been a project shrouded in secrecy, with nary a word of plot or casting as Pixar focuses all attention on 2015’s two aforementioned heavy-hitters, but according to Randy Newman — who has collaborated with the company on numerous projects including Finding Nemo — the upcoming project could turn out to be the studio’s very first musical.

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Randy Newman was on Classic FM this weekend and there’s no way on Earth I would ever have known this if Film Divider hadn’t listened in and transcribed some of what he said. I’m always far too busy not being scared of Radio 3 to ever give Classic FM the time of day.

From what he said, it doesn’t seem entirely like Newman is on the best terms with Pixar. A terrible shame because their working relationship had been yielding some amazing results.

“I’m not so sure I don’t have a reputation for being a little trouble,” Newman said, adding “Lee Unkrich isn’t going to use me, I don’t think.”

Use him for what? For the studio’s first musical. That’s what Newman says in any case, though he gives no details.

At the time of Toy Story, Jeffrey Kaztenberg was...

Broadchurch dropped to its lowest-ever ratings on Monday, overnight figures reveal.

The ITV drama dipped by over 1.6 million viewers from last week, falling to an average 5.57m (22.4%) at 9pm, with an added 555,000 (3.4%) on +1.

Earlier, Richard Wilson's On the Road appealed to 2.88m (12.3%) at 8pm (108k/0.4% on +1).

Earlier in the day, Mel & Sue launched with 888k (8.1%) at 4pm.

BBC One's Inside Out returned with 4.17m (18.9%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama gathered 2.95m (12.5%) at 8.30pm.

Silent Witness was just behind Broadchurch, attracting 5.49m (22.1%) at 9pm.

On BBC Two, University Challenge quizzed 3.06m (13.1%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.43m (10.3%) at 8.30pm. Horizon was seen by 1.87m (7.5%) at 9pm, while Jack Whitehall's Backchat amused 1.11m (6.0%) at 10pm.

Channel 4's Dispatches interested 1.51m (6.4%) at 8pm (123k/0.5%), while Food Unwrapped was seen by 1.86m (7.8%) at 8.30pm (112k/0.5%). The Undateables continued with 1.62m (6.5%) at 9pm (475k/2.9%), followed by Bodyshockers with 1.13m (6.9%) at...

Allison Burnett is a rarity in Hollywood. He is not just a successful Hollywood screenwriter, a respected novelist, and a published critic and poet, but also a film director. His new film, Ask Me Anything, which he wrote and directed based on his own novel Undiscovered Gyrl, was released two weeks ago in selected theaters and on all digital platforms. It stars Martin Sheen, Christian Slater, Justin Long, and, in the lead role, luminous newcomer Britt Robertson. Recently I sat down with Allison in his Los Angeles home to discuss the challenges of indie filmmaking in general, as well as the difficulties with his leading lady that has caught the attention of the national media.

Dusty Wright: You wrote and directed Red Meat in 1996 and then did not direct again until Ask Me Anything. What took you so long to tackle directing again?

Alilson Burnett: To me the great allure of directing is creative control.

I think we have a good one for you today as we have three reviews for Top Five, Inherent Vice and Exodus: Gods and Kings as well as a look at the Screen Actors Guild and Golden Globe nominations. On top of that we talk about the Sony hacking and briefly examine of a clip from Birdman, which I hope you enjoy. Only a few more episodes until our final episode of the year, thanks to all of your support this year, hopefully it was worth it! If you are on Twitter, we have a Twitter account dedicated to the podcast at @bnlpod. Give us a follow won'tchac I want to remind you that you can call in and leave us your comments, thoughts, questions, etc. directly on our Google Voice account, which you can call and leave a message for us at (925) 526-5763, which may be even easier to remember at (925) 5-bnl-pod.

Even something as simple as a dinner conversation about the first day of school can turn into a disaster (or not, depending on one’s perception) in Pixar’s Inside Out. The foot came down awfully fast on that one. Riley is guided by her emotions, Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness, who live in Headquarters, the […]

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How do you make a movie that plays out largely inside the main characters' heads? That's been the big question since word first began to circulate about Pixar's upcoming Inside Out but despite showing how each of the major emotions would be represented by distinct characters the initial teasers gave very little indication of how the interplay between inner world and outer world would be executed. But with the arrival of the full trailer we now get a real look at the whole mechanism in action and it's pretty fun.Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is...

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Did the kids enjoy the Inside Out trailer we dropped earlier? If so, that's awesome to hear, and we're glad to be of service. But if you're looking for something a little more adult oriented, then you might want to click on the Kingsman: The Secret Service trailer below and revel in all of the R-rated wonderment. Thanks to IGN, we now have what's probably the most exciting look at what's already shaping up to be a fun action romp. Kingsmen: The Secret Service looks like it will be taking the less serious approach to James Bond spy work, while amping the idea up with the sensibilities that director Matthew Vaughn exhibited with his adaptation of Kick Ass. Most importantly, it's given us the first hint that this film is going to be an R-rated comedy that does not spare bullets, blood, or profanity. Also on display in this trailer...

We have known for a while now that Pixar.s latest, Inside Out, will take us inside the emotional thought process of a little girl. The full trailer for the upcoming animated comedy finally shows us how. and expands the scope of the project. Check it out below: This is far more adorable than we even hoped. Yes, Pixar is going for a few easy targets by showing how different mothers and fathers are at the dinner table, lost in their own thoughts. But the concept of all of us having our own emotional Command Centers opens the door to so many possibilities, and I can.t wait to see how the film explores them all. Also, as a husband and father, the phrase "Signal the husband" is not the single-most terrifying sentence I can imagine. The beautiful thing about this Inside Out tease is that . even if you already...

For a while there, we forgot that the Pixar that gave us "Up," "The Incredibles," and "Monsters Inc." existed. With a slate of upcoming movies that is (admittedly) focused on sequels, it seemed that the animation studio had their brain taken over by Disney. But for those who want to remember the glory days of yore and perhaps still to come from Pixar, welcome to the new trailer for "The Inside Out." The movie arrives with a rather clever concept, centering not around characters so much as their feelings — Joy, Disgust, Fear, Sadness, Anger — particularly as it relates to one eleven-year-old girl, Riley. This new look at the movie is really clever, showing the warring emotions between Riley and her parents, during the kind of dinner conversation we've all had with our parents. It's pretty fun stuff and a nice sampler of what's to come. "Inside Out" arrives on June 19th.

The first trailer for Pixar’s summer 2015 release, Inside Out, was really more a reminder of the film’s existence. “Hey, remember us? I know we don’t have a movie in 2014, but we’ve done really awesome work in the past, and next year we’ve got something special for you.” Now there’s a second look at the […]

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2014 marked the first time in 9 years that we went a full year without a new film from Pixar. With a lot of films on their slate and a slew of sequels that didn't quite live up to the mark the studio set for themselves, expectations are high for what comes next from the animation powerhouse. We have already seen a teaser for Inside Out but now we have a full trailer for the film that gives a good idea of what to expect from the emotional film. Playing out more like a scene from the movie...

While Pixar has a full upcoming slate that includes next summer's Inside Out followed by The Good Dinosaur in November, along with the much anticipated debut of Toy Story 4 in 2017, one of their most anticipated projects is a sequel to the 2003 classic Finding Nemo. Omlete recently caught up with Pixar President Jim Morris, who spoke about the 2016 release. He offered the first new information we've heard about this follow-up in quite sometime, revealing the story and the setting.

Even though it will have been 13 years since we last saw Nemo and Dory, Finding Dory will pick up a mere six months since the original. Dory (a role being reprised by Ellen DeGeneres) is living a quite life among the other clown fish. After going on a class trip with Nemo, she begins to feel homesick and sets out on a quest to find her humble origins. Says Jim Morris...

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It has been over a month since the first photos from the upcoming "Terminator Genisys" dropped online and surprisingly that first publicity campaign salvo did not include either a new poster or trailer, just an Entertainment Weekly cover story.

Now though the official website for the film has gone live with the first motion poster and a countdown to the film's first trailer which will debut this Thursday at 1pm Us-pst.

Like last week's "Jurassic World" trailer, which popped up at an Australian event for Universal Pictures a few weeks earlier in November, the first trailer for 'Genisys' was reportedly already shown at an invite-only Paramount Roadshow panel two weeks ago says The Terminator Fans.

According to the site, the trailer will have its public premiere at the 'Comic Con Experience' event in Sao Paulo, Brazil at a Paramount panel on Thursday morning. It then goes online that afternoon.

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There is no new Pixar movie this year (boo!), but we are getting two next year (yay!) with Inside Out hitting in the Summer, and The Good Dinosaur released just in time for Christmas on December 2nd. Directed by Peter Sohn (taking over from original director Bob Peterson), who brought the fantastic short Partly Cloudly to life, The Good Dinosaur imagines a world where dinosaurs and humans live side by side, and tells the tale of Arlo and his human pet embarking on an incredible journey. New concept art from the project has made its way to us, and it looks absolutely wonderful. I especially love the design of Arlo, and how they are able to convey so much emotion with him. It's all in the eyes! Check it out below.

If you've been feeling blue and downhearted lately, perhaps it's because Pixar has not released a movie this year, which the company intends to remedy by releasing two movies next year. The first, Inside Out, focuses on emotions warring inside a young girl's mind; it's due on June 19, 2015. The second, The Good Dinosaur, has been more problematic. It was originally scheduled for May 30, 2014, but last year it was delayed to November 25, 2015. About a month before that announcement came word that director Bob Peterson was being removed from his position. Peter Sohn, a Pixar veteran, replaced Peterson, though that announcement was not made until recently. Now more details have emerged, via Los Angeles Times, indicating that the story itself has been "streamlined."...

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Is it Pixar News Day and no-one sent us the memo? Between new Inside Out posters, a teaser for Toy Story That Time Forgot and now this fresh information on The Good Dinosaur, it’s feeling like the Emeryville team and their Disney partners were waiting to spring it all on us at once. Still, it appears to be good news for Dinosaur, as co-director Peter Sohn is officially in charge of the movie.There was somewhat natural consternation when director Bob Peterson was removed from the film over creative challenges, with word that the film was to be delayed until 2015. Which explained why it was Sohn and producer Denise Ream who turned up to promote the film at Disney’s D23 in August of last year, as the company scrambled to make it better.Now Sohn is promoted to full director for his feature debut (he’s worked in the art,...

Most Pixar movies are emotional experiences, in that they inspire what the kids used to call “all the feels.” But their next film Inside Out is an emotional experience in a more literal sense, as it delves into the mind of an 11-year-old named Riley. Living within are five primary emotions that drive her: Joy (Amy […]

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Grantchester topped the night outside soaps for its finale episode, overnight data reveals.

James Norton's ITV drama dipped by around 100,000 viewers from last week to 4.61 million (20.6%) at 9pm, with an added 305k (2.0%) on +1. Countrywise appealed to 3.05m (13.3%) at 8pm (112k/0.5%).

On BBC One, Inside Out brought in 3.54m (16.5%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama gathered 2.18m (9.5%) at 8.30pm.

Gareth Malone's All-Star Choir rose by around 100k to 3.85m (17.2%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's University Challenge puzzled 2.54m (11.1%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.06m (9.0%) at 8.30pm. Intruders continued with 448k (2.0%) at 9pm.

On Channel 4, How Rich Are You? intrigued 1.19m (5.2%) at 8pm (276k/1.2%), while 24 Hours in Police Custody continued with 1.69m (7.5%) at 9pm (331k/2.2%). 8 Out of 10 Cats tickled 870k (5.6%) at 10pm (203k/2.6%).

Channel 5's Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle fascinated 786k (3.4%) at 8pm, followed by the latest Gotham with 1.43m (6.4%) at 9pm and Under the Dome with 663k (4.1%) at 10pm.

Disney Animation is riding high with their latest film, Big Hero 6, currently number one at the box office. However, after several hits in a row, including the giant Frozen, the studio has a bit of a break coming up. That’s because Pixar had a break in 2014 and is releasing two films, Inside Out and […]

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The first film in EuropaCorp’s planned trilogy rebooting the Transporter franchise has been reset for a summer release. The Transporter Legacy was set to open March 6 in North America but now will arrive June 19. The recently completed actioner starring Ed Skrein in the Frank Martin role originated by Jason Statham will launch against the Disney-Pixar toon Inside Out and Fox drama Paper Towns.

Meanwhile, Relativity said today that its awards hopeful Black Or White will get a one-week Oscar-qualifying run starting December 3 before its January 23 platform release and expansion a week later. Kevin Costner and Octavia Spencer topline the drama from writer-director Mike Binder about a man who’s suddenly left to care for his biracial granddaughter and ends up in a custody battle.

ITV drama Grantchester rose by around 500,000 viewers from last week to top Monday's ratings, overnight data reveals.

Perhaps thanks to New Tricks concluding last week, the period drama appealed to 4.63 million (21.5%) on average from 9pm (285k/1.9% on +1). Earlier, Countrywise brought in 3.35m (14.8%) at 8pm (138k/0.6%).

BBC One's Inside Out interested 3.19m (15.0%) at 7.30pm, while documentary Baby P: The Untold Story was seen by 2.38m (10.8%) at 8.30pm.

On BBC Two, University Challenge quizzed 2.66m (11.8%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 1.92m (8.4%) at 8.30pm.

Intruders launched with 951k (4.4%) at 9pm, while its second episode fell to 701k (3.9%) at 9.45pm.

Channel 4's How To Sell Your Home attracted 1.01m (4.4%) at 8.30pm (142k/0.7%), followed by 24 Hours in Police Custody with 1.57m (7.3%) at 9pm (271k/1.8%) and 8 Out of 10 Cats with 1.22m (7.9%) at 10pm (147k/1.8%).

On Channel 5, Marilyn Monroe: The Missing Evidence fascinated 856k (3.8%) at 8pm (171k/0.8%). Under the Dome continued with 638k (4.2%) at 10pm.

Disney’s Princesses are some of the most beloved cartoon figures in history, but even they have come under scrutiny as Hollywood pushes for more diversity in their films. Disney’s latest princess will be the first of Pacific Islander descent (unless you count Lilo of Lilo & Stitch as a princess). The CG-animated film is Moana, the story of a born navigator who travels through ancient Oceania along with a demi-God pal named Maui in order to find a secret island.

Deadline reported Monday that the film would be aiming for a November 2016 release date and would be directed by Ron Clements and John Musker (The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Princess and the Frog). In the meantime, we’ll be awaiting Pixar’s Inside Out and Finding Dory, both anticipated for 2015. And Deadline reported back in 2013 several other slots for two other Disney and Pixar films in both March and...

Graphic artist Dylan Todd (in collaboration with Comics Alliance) has created "Supermovies," an infographic that gives a helpful look at all known superhero movies coming out over the next six years and beyond. All the dates are referenced in detail at Comics Alliance.

2015 looks pretty bare compared to the coming years, but it has some large non superhero movies scheduled, including Star Wars: Episode VII, Jurassic World, Mad Max: Fury Road, Tomorrowland, James Bond #24, Fast and Furious 7, Inside Out, Terminator: Genisys, Pan, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, Mission: Impossible 5, The Good Dinosaur, and The Hateful Eight. So don't worry, even without a full slate of superhero films, next year is going to be an insane year of movies.

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Gotham stayed above 1 million viewers for its second episode on Channel 5, overnight data reveals.

The comic book drama dropped just under 400,000 from last week's launch to 1.35m (5.9%) at 9pm (125k/0.8 on +1).

Earlier, Police Interceptors brought in 737k (3.2%) at 8pm, while Under the Dome continued with 627k (4.0%).

BBC One's Inside Out was seen by 3.50m (16.1%) at 7.30pm, followed by Panorama with 2.10m (9.1%) at 8.30pm.

The New Tricks finale was the most-watched show of the night outside soaps, bringing in 4.47m (19.5%) at 9pm.

On BBC Two, University Challenge quizzed 2.70m (11.7%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.10m (9.1%) at 8.30pm.

The Kitchen's latest episode brought in 880k (3.8%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks amused 949k (5.4%) at 10pm.

ITV's Grantchester continued with 4.09m (17.8%) at 9pm (404k/2.6%). Earlier, The Undriveables gathered 2.57m (11.2%) at 8pm.

On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food interested 1.12m (4.9%) at 8pm (141k/0.6%), followed by Sarah Beeny's How...

Walt Disney Animation Studios has announced plans for their next film, Moana, a CG-animated comedy-adventure that follows a spirited teenager on an impossible mission to fulfill her ancestors' quest. The movie will hit theaters in late 2016 and will be directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, the duo behind such Disney hits as The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. Just above is your first look at concept art from the new film. "John and I have partnered on so many films -- from The Little Mermaid to Aladdin to The Princess and the Frog," said Clements. "Creating Moana is one of the great thrills of our career. It's a big adventure set in this beautiful world of Oceania." In the ancient South Pacific world of Oceania, Moana, a born navigator, sets sail in search of a fabled island. During her incredible journey, she teams up with her hero, the legendary demi-god Maui,...

And by emotional I mean it’s full of emotions, like Joy, Fear, Disgust, Sadness and Anger, the five main heroes of Pixar’s latest, Inside Out. And of course they would have Aerosmith’s “Sweet Emotion” in the background. This was the first year since 2005 without a Pixar animation so next year the studio our out […]

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Ashton Kutcher gives us details on his baby girl, Kate Winslet spills on why she never hooked up with Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg is concerned about Netflix movies, and more First Dibs.

Ashton and Mila’s baby girl is named Wyatt Isabelle Kutcher. Although we’re not completely sure what she looks like, we can take a guess. [Time] Kate Winslet opens up about why she and Leo DiCaprio never got romantic in real life. [Et] Mark Wahlberg is concerned about Netflix movies hurting the movie theater industry. [USA] Chrissy Teigen has a nip slip… without the slip. [Hollywood Life] Ben Affleck was down to do nudity but refused to wear a New York Yankees hat in Gone Girl. [ABC] Bradley Cooper is intense as a Navy Seal in the American Sniper trailer. A New York judge orders Bethenny Frankel to stop wearing her daughter Bryn‘s pajamas. [Us Weekly] The View producers consider constructing a time out room for the hosts.

Ashton Kutcher gives us details on his baby girl, Kate Winslet spills on why she never hooked up with Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg is concerned about Netflix movies, and more First Dibs.

Ashton and Mila’s baby girl is named Wyatt Isabelle Kutcher. Although we’re not completely sure what she looks like, we can take a guess. [Time] Kate Winslet opens up about why she and Leo DiCaprio never got romantic in real life. [Et] Mark Wahlberg is concerned about Netflix movies hurting the movie theater industry. [USA] Chrissy Teigen has a nip slip… without the slip. [Hollywood Life] Ben Affleck was down to do nudity but refused to wear a New York Yankees hat in Gone Girl. [ABC] Bradley Cooper is intense as a Navy Seal in the American Sniper trailer. A New York judge orders Bethenny Frankel to stop wearing her daughter Bryn‘s pajamas. [Us Weekly] The View producers consider constructing a time out room for the hosts.

All the news stories we didn't get to and/or articles we like with a wee slant toward the stage this morning... itching to see a show again.

Guardian on the homophobic charges against the MPAA. That über obnoxious organization has struck again. Pride is the second gay movie this year without sex scenes or nudity to be slapped with an R rating.

/Film The Twilight Saga may well be back after some short films. When I first heard this news I groaned and rolled my eyes but then I read the plan and it's sort of a support young female filmmakers thing so it sounds kind of cool, actually. Pit that Twilight is so obnoxious 

The Playlist ranks all 35 of David Fincher's music videos. I used to be so obsessed with him because of Madonna. It's possible that I already linked this? I don't know. But their rankings are fairly good.

Disney Pixar's new trailer for "Inside Out" will literally play with your emotions.

In a move aimed to remind fans of all the great Pixar moments over the years, the trailer starts with a greatest hits clips collection with moments from films like "Toy Story," "Finding Nemo" and "Up" before we meet the movie's main character, 11-year-old girl Riley.

The animated film takes fans into the mind of Riley, after her life is uprooted from the Midwest, when her dad takes a new job in San Francisco.

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Hitting the big screen next Summer, Inside Out promises to be Pixar at its most inventive, taking us inside the head of young girl named Riley, and giving life to the emotions that live in there. This teaser trailer only gives us a small taste of what to expect from the movie, but I for one can't wait!! Released: 19th June 2015 (U.S.)/ 24th July 2015 (Irl/U.K.)...

Disney has both Big Hero 6 and Inside Out (Pixar) coming at you this year, which is going to make for a very competitive animated feature race. Like visual effects driven films,...

Details on Pixar's latest detailing the story of a little girl, Riley, and the emotions that are portrayed by figments in her brain, have been scarce. While we were able to shed some light on the first five minutes of the film for you a few months back, mum has been the word ever since. Today, Disney and Pixar have put together a teaser trailer that really sets up the vibe and tone for the film, and given what classics they do reference beforehand, I hope Inside Out can live up to...

Next year’s full to bursting with potentially brilliant geek films, so to help, here’s our pick of 25 must-see movies out in 2015…

Compiling a list of next year's most exciting films is extremely difficult. What do you put in? What do you leave out? Those are some of the questions we've had to ask ourselves as we drew up the long-list of our most anticipated films of 2015. In an attempt to limit the number of sequels which can fill up a list such as this, we've left out something like Fast & Furious 7, even though we're fairly sure it'll be a lot of fun. With but two significant exceptions, we've excluded some of the films we were looking forward to this year that have been delayed until the next, such as Kingsman: The Secret Service and Frankenstein.

What we're left with, we hope, is a fairly broad selection of action and comedy,...

Cilla climbed back in the ratings for its final episode on Monday, overnight data reveals.

The ITV biopic rose to 6.03 million (26.1%) on average at 9pm, with an added 372,000 (2.4%) watching on +1. Earlier, The Undriveables was seen by 2.60m (11.6%) at 8pm.

On BBC One, Inside Out appealed to 3.52m (16.9%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama brought in 2.33m (10.3%) at 8.30pm. New Tricks continued with 4.60m (19.9%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's University Challenge quizzed 2.83m (12.6%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.03m (9.0%) at 8.30pm. Horizon fascinated 1.48m (6.4%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks returned with new host Rhod Gilbert with 1.11m (6.4%) at 10pm.

On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food attracted 1.17m (5.2%) at 8pm (183k/0.8% on +1). Gadget Man intrigued 1.04m (4.6%) at 8.30pm.

New series 24 Hours in Police Custody gathered 1.62m (7.4%) at 9pm (349k/2.5%), followed by Jon Richardson Grows Up with 532k (4.4%) at 10.30pm.

Channel 5's Ultimate Police Interceptors was seen by 747k (3.3%) at 8pm.

Cilla remained on top of the ratings on Monday evening, overnight data reveals.

The Sheridan Smith drama dropped around 300,000 viewers from last week to 5.79 million (26.0%) at 9pm, with an added 423k (2.8%) on +1. Earlier, The Undriveables was seen by 2.54m (11.9%) at 8pm (108k/0.5% on +1).

On BBC One, Inside Out brought in 3.31m (16.5%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama interested 2.08m (9.6%) at 8.30pm. New Tricks continued with 4.75m (21.3%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's Celebrity Antiques Road Trip appealed to 1.52m (7.9%) at 7pm. University Challenge quizzed 2.81m (13.1%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 1.96m (9.1%) at 8.30pm. Traders: Millions by the Minute gathered 1.09m (4.9%) at 9pm.

On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food attracted 1.21m (5.6%) at 8pm (169k/0.8%), followed by Gadget Man with 1.25m (5.8%) at 8.30pm (100k/0.5%). Derren Brown's latest special amazed 1.36m (6.7%) at 9pm (243k/1.9%), while Jon Richardson Grows Up amused 525k (5.0%) at 10.30pm.

Channel 5's Ultimate Police Interceptors entertained 861k (4.0%) at 8pm, followed...

With just a few months left on the 2014 Oscar calendar, Warner Brothers' "The Lego Movie" is the early favorite to claim the Best Animated Feature prize, according to Gold Derby's official racetrack odds. But, hey, not so fast: What about Pixar Animation Studios? Don't forget, Pixar has won the most Oscars for Best Animated Feature — seven — since the category was created in 2001, making it a force to be reckoned with year after year. Surely "The Lego Movie" can be stopped by whatever film Pixar has up its sleeve this year, right? -Break- Who got Best Actor Oscars boost from Tiff: Benedict Cumberbatch, Eddie Redmayne, ...? Wrong. Pixar announced last year that it would not have a film ready to go in 2014, making this the first time since 2005 that the animation giant skipped the Oscar derby. (The next Pixar film scheduled for release is "Inside Out" in June 2015, starring the voice talen.

England's Euro 2016 qualifier match topped the ratings on Monday, overnight data reveals.

ITV's coverage of the 2-0 victory of Switzerland scored 5.49 million (26.0%) on average from 7.15pm, higher than last week's friendly match ratings of 4.37m.

On BBC One, Inside Out appealed to 2.68m (12.9%) at 8pm, followed by Panorama with 2.30m (10.8%) at 8.30pm. New Tricks dipped to 4.91m (21.7%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's Celebrity Antiques Road Trip interested 1.70m (9.1%) at 7pm. University Challenge quizzed 2.32m (11.1%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 1.92m (9.0%) at 8.30pm. Alex Polizzi: The Fixer gathered 1.11m (4.9%) at 9pm.

On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food cooked up 1.09m (5.2%) at 8pm (141,000/0.6% on +1), while Gadget Man attracted 903k (4.3%) at 8.30pm (118k/0.5%). Cops and Robbers brought in 921k (4.1%) at 9pm (237k/1.6%).

Channel 5's Countdown To Murder intrigued 843k (4.0%) at 8pm, followed by the latest Celebrity Big Brother with 1.50m (6.7%) at 9pm (196k/1.4%). Under the Dome continued with 559k (3.8%) at 10pm.

Los Angeles (AP) - The intergalactic misfits of Guardians of the Galaxy are the summer's box-office superheroes.

Marvel's cosmic romp topped the Labor Day box office with a three-day take of $22 million - its third time in first place since its release five weeks ago, according to studio estimates Monday. With North American ticket sales of more than $280 million so far, Guardians is also the summer's - and the year's - top-grossing film to date.

Still, summer box-office totals are down almost 15 percent from last year, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for box-office tracker Rentrak.

"This is the lowest summer since 2006 in terms of revenue," he said. "Before Guardians, we were sitting on a 20 percent deficit compared to last year."

Transformers: Age of Extinction, which opened in late June, also boosted the summer box office with $1 billion in global ticket sales. Maleficent was also a hit, bringing in more than $230 million domestically.

New Tricks dipped from last week but still topped Monday, overnight ratings reveal.

The BBC One drama dropped around 600,000 viewers to 5.28 million (23.1%) at 9pm.

21 Up: The New Generation intrigued 1.80m (15.5%) at 10.35pm. Earlier, new series Inside Out gathered 3.14m (15.6%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama brought in 2.52m (11.1%) at 8.30pm.

BBC Two's University Challenge quizzed 2.64m (12.0%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect's BBC Two debut with 2.03m (12.0%) at 8.30pm. Alex Polizzi: The Fixer was seen by 905k (4.0%) at 9pm.

On ITV, Tonight: The Food We Eat appealed to 2.40m (10.9%) at 8pm. Long Lost Family concluded with 3.79m (15.6%) at 9pm (313k/2.0% on +1).

On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food cooked up 1.26m (5.8%) at 8pm (195k/0.8%), followed by Gadget Man with 1.06m (4.6%) at 8.30pm (175k/0.8%). Royal Marines Commando School continued with 1.53m (6.7%) at 9pm (327k/2.0%).

Channel 5's Police Interceptors brought in 1.03m (4.6%) at 8pm (135k/0.6%). The latest Celebrity Big Brother entertained 1.58m (6.9%) at...

Check out this first adorable clip from Disney/Pixar’s new short Lava.

Inspired by the isolated beauty of tropical islands and the explosive allure of ocean volcanoes, Lava is a musical love story that takes place over millions of years.

From Pixar Animation Studios, director James Ford Murphy and producer Andrea Warren, Lava will open in theaters in front of Disney/Pixar’s Inside Out on June 19.

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It’s still nearly a year away, but Pixar wants you to meet the smiling earth pimple who will sing his way into your heart. Lava will play in front of Inside Out in June 2015, and it features two volcanoes in love. If IMDb is to be trusted, it also takes place over millions of years (most likely lived in land-bound, cloud-envying frustration). On its own, the teaser trailer is sweet and lightweight with some excellent time-lapse-aping visuals, but as yet another sign of Pixar’s return to originality and experimentation, it’s also a mountain-sized sigh of relief. Uku (singing in Kuana Torres Kahele‘s unmistakable voice) sings a song that’s essentially “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” with different lyrics that still have the same wishful meaning. He wants someone to wrap his foliage-covered arms around. Check it out for yourself: Obviously looking to an unmovable object as the source of longing provides a lot of...

Along with the upcoming "Inside Out" animated film, Pixar will release a short film, called "Lava." And today, we have the first clip from it, introducing us to the main character. Check it out below. "Lava" is written and directed by James Ford Murphy, Pixar's head of animation, and tells the story of a Hawaiian volcano named Uku who desires to find someone else to share his life with. Specifically, a mountain named Lele. "Inside Out" and "Lava" are set to hit theaters on June 19th, 2015. Clip:...

Earlier today Disney-Pixar sent a press release for their new short film entitled Lava along with a beautiful retro movie poster.

Cinelinx got first looks at the new short and it looks Cool! I already love this little, I mean Big volcano.

Inspired by the isolated beauty of tropical islands and the explosive allure of ocean volcanoes, “Lava” is a musical love story that takes place over millions of years.

From Pixar Animation Studios, director James Ford Murphy and producer Andrea Warren, “Lava” opens in theaters on June 19, 2015, in front of “Inside Out.”

And without further adieu here is the sneak peek to the movie poster and the new movie Lava.

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