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Bill Murray often goes out of his way to avoid being cast in movies, so his very presence as the lead role in 'St. Vincent' is enough to get us interested. It helps that the new trailer sells a movie that looks like a white trash version of a Wes Anderson movie and we mean that as a compliment...

Fox Searchlight released the first 'Birdman' trailer, featuring Michael Keaton as a washed-up actor known mainly for portraying a superhero, and it is one helluva of a preview. Evocative and dark, funny and strange, the footage has done what all trailers set out to do: it took something we didn't care about and made us desperate to see it.

After much talk of Naomi Watts transforming herself into the late Princess Diana for a new biopic, we now have the first 'Diana' trailer. Though brief, this footage may or may not have placed us in a glass cage of emotion.

Director Alejandro González Iñárritu has knack for attracting impressive names to his movies and his upcoming 'Birdman' is no exception. Emma Stone, Michael Keaton, Naomi Watts and Zach Galifianakis have all joined the project, which sounds like an interesting left turn for a filmmaker usually known for his pitch black dramas.

We took notice of Naomi Watts' immense talents with films like 'The Ring' and 'I Heart Huckabees,' and you can see her next in the upcoming disaster drama 'The Impossible' alongside Ewan McGregor. In today's Way Back When, however, we take a look back at her earlier roles.

"Did you ever think about changing your name to Christoph Breakdance?" So says Zach Galifianakis to Oscar-nominee Christoph Waltz in the triumphant return of the Funny or Die series "Between Two Ferns." Joining Zach in this special 2013 Oscar mega-edition are nominees Jennifer Lawrence, Naomi Watts, Christoph Waltz, Anne Hathaway and Amy Adams.

In theory, 'The Impossible' is an uplifting film about a family that faced unimaginable horror and survived. In practice, 'The Impossible' is a grim slog through tragedy with a small kernel of happiness waiting at the end -- and that kernel of happiness is so coated with thick, gooey sentimentality that it's awfully hard to swallow.

Although it doesn't officially hit theaters (in limited release, of course) until later this month, 'The Impossible' has already proven divisive, splitting critics into two groups: those who think its manipulative junk and those that think it's a harrowing and heartbreaking experience. The discussion alone should make this a film to keep your eye on, since it's the kind of thing that will demand y

Though there's never a good time to caught in the midst of a natural disaster, "while on vacation" strikes as one of the worst. Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts star in 'The Impossible,' a tale of a family separated by a natural disaster, which looks to be competing this award season.

Robert Pattinson has just been cast in acclaimed director Werner Herzog's latest film, 'Queen of the Desert,' starring Naomi Watts as English writer Gertrude Bell. Pattinson is clearly having the best week ever.