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We want nothing more to fall in love with Ang Lee's movie adaptation of the 'Life of Pi.' The latest trailers and images dolled out to help promote the film are simply stunning to look at, and everyone seems to be hoping that the final product will match our preconceived expectations. Now, thanks to some early reviews and reactions coming in from the 'Life of Pi' debut at the 2012 New York Film Festival, we finally have some clue whether to expect the best or the worst from the theatrical release on November 21, 2012.

'Cloud Atlas,' the latest and much-anticipated movie from the Wachowski siblings, recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, and much like those two trailers we got a look at, some are completely blown away by the fantastical imagery and others are utterly locked in a state of confusion.

Director Tony Scott touched many lives throughout his lifetime -- actors that worked with him, filmmakers that looked up to him and moviegoers that made personal connections to the characters in his films. So when news hit that Scott seemingly took his own life, the world had a difficult time comprehending the fact that the man who brought us such classic films as 'Top Gun,' 'True Romance' and 'Man on Fire' was no longer with us.

As news of TV mogul Dick Clark's death hit the news, celebrities took to Twitter to share their heartfelt thoughts about the 82-year-old legend. We'll add more throughout the day.

It's obvious social media dictates how we live our lives. Facebook and Twitter (the two most prominent social-media tools) play important roles in many of our day-to-day decisions, including how we entertain ourselves and what we do while being entertained. Now a new report conducted by The Hollywood Reporter and Penn Schoen Berland backs up that notion with data that could upset a lot of movie f