Johnny Depp goes gonzo in Puerto Rico; an animated puss struts his stuff; Justin Timberlake continues his attempt at movie stardom; and Shakespeare might turn out to be not so great after all.

Can you name even five famous mustaches? Guy looks at the top ten guys with the most impressive facial hair that have graced us on film and TV.

One guy’s tribute to Jurassic Park is another man’s jeep.

More activity of the paranormal variety creeps us the fuck out; the Three Musketeers get Paul W.S. Andersoned; a goofy British spy invades our shores and makes the Revolution all the more sweeter; and an Olsen sister reveals she actually has talent.

We time travel back to the 80s with Footloose and The Thing; a trio of comedians try to make bird-watching hilarious; and Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman star in a movie together, even though this is probably the first you’re hearing about it.

Tim pulls a reel steal with Real Steel and walks away convinced he saw the most pro-child labor film of cinema’s modern age.

George Clooney gets all political on us again; Hugh Jackman teaches a robot how to fight; and another human centipede graces the silver screen. This is your week(end) in movies, October 7-9.

Comedy is something that is used in many a horror film, but rarely used effectively — which is what makes a film like Tucker & Dale such a treat.

To celebrate the launch of the Deadline Hollywood Game for Facebook, we’re giving away a DVD bundle which includes: The Fighter, True Grit, Up In The Air, and Shutter Island!

Guy’s looking at angels — the gun wielding, chain smoking, and terribly sensitive heavenly creatures to grace our screens.

Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill play with balls; the shirtless kid from Twilight makes a bid for A-list glory; Jason Statham kicks everybody’s ass again; and a gimpy dolphin steals your heart.

We’re giving away free movie passes and a bunch of stuff for your car to celebrate the opening this weekend of DRIVE, the movie. If you live in or near NYC, then you’re in luck!

We’re once again reminded that we can die via someone else’s sneeze at any time; Nick Swardson makes a play for most annoying-looking character of all time; a mysterious creature terrorizes a group of camping morons; and two pugilist brothers duke it out for badass supremacy.

Two guys that dig movies get together to review Warrior by way of discussion. One you may agree with, one you may not; but it makes for a well-rounded look at the film that hits theaters this weekend.

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