What were the top-grossing films of 2014?
This year saw some major blockbusters that included superheroes, sequels and and animation
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This year saw some major blockbusters that included superheroes, sequels and and animation
The movie has already been banned in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates
Set in New York City in 1981, the film's stars say "A Most Violent Year" has the look and feel of a gangster movie but it's a lot more than that
The film, co-starring James Franco and Seth Rogen, will open in 27 theaters Friday
New "Star Wars," "Avengers" and "Hunger Games" films all made Fandango's annual Hot List for the coming year
Korean singer Yoon Mi-rae's management says it will take legal action against the studio for allegedly using the song without permission
Colleen Atwood details her work on the musical, making Johnny Depp a wolf-style zoot suit and teaming with Tim Burton again for "Big Eyes"
Grammy-winning singer takes to Twitter to clear up reports about her personal life
CBSNews.com editors offer their picks for what resonated most from the year in film
"The Interview" sure drummed up a lot of buzz prior to its release, but did people watch?
"Isn't 007 supposed to handsome?" the "Luther" actor joked on Twitter in response to the rumors
Final installment in Peter Jackson's trilogy marched to the top spot with an estimated $41.4 million across the weekend
One of the bright lights of the early silent era was the first actress promoted by name
Between "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" and "X-Men: Days of Future Past," her movies have grossed $1.4 billion this year
"Unbroken" and "Into The Woods" both surpassed box office expectations as moviegoers went to the theaters on Christmas Day
Here's what people are saying on social media about the film, now available to stream online or watch in theaters
The conservative pundit says author Ian Fleming created Bond as a white man from Scotland, not "a black Briton"
From "Into The Woods" to "Selma," here are a few films worth watching, and a few that aren't
The controversial comedy will be available to rent on YouTube Movies, Google Play and other platforms starting on Christmas Eve
"Grown Ups" star earns the dubious honor for second consecutive year, is joined on the magazine's list by Johnny Depp, Tom Hanks
The controversial comedy struggles to really illuminate anything about North Korea, but its attempt is admirable
Seth Rogen and James Franco are among the stars reacting to Sony's decision allowing "The Interview" to premiere at limited theaters
The film is out next June via Warner Bros.
The director says he's hoping to pin down Micheal Keaton to star in a follow-up to the 1988 film
Salman Rushdie, Neil Gaiman and Tony Kushner are among the writers encouraging Sony Pictures to distribute "The Interview"