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With 2012 almost in the books and the best movies of the year behind us (with a few notable exceptions still to come), we turn our attention to 2013 to see what Hollywood has in store for us. From the funny to the serious to the far out, it looks like there is plenty to look forward to next year. We’ve got the list of who’s who, release dates and all the hype and sizzle surrounding these upcoming films.

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In our opinion, a new Quentin Tarantino movie is cause for a national holiday, maybe that’s why they decided to open Django Unchained on Christmas day. We met with Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Christoph Waltz and Walton Goggins to play “Who’s More Likely To…” and got some pretty interesting tidbits about their fellow cast mates. We found out who was more likely to break out into a Southern accent after a few drinks (Quentin Tarantino), be really good at horseback riding (Jamie Foxx, who already owned and knew how to ride horses!), get distracted while looking into Leonardo DiCaprio’s eyes (everyone, naturally) and much more.

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It’s that time of year again! Yep, the time of the year when we celebrate the things we liked and didn’t like in pop culture in list form!
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Let’s start with the good, shall we?
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The Top 10 Best Things In Pop Culture In 2012
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1.) ‘The Avengers’ – With so many characters (and not to mention mega star egos) to juggle, ‘The Avengers’ could have easily been an incoherent mess of a movie. Instead, under the watchful eye of director Joss Whedon, it turned out to be the most entertaining (and dare I say best) super hero movie ever made. The film managed to give equal screen time to all of its mega watt superstars and finally (FINALLY!!!) did The Hulk proud. Yes, ‘The Avengers’ made a ton of money, but it never felt like a soulless blockbuster, actually, it was just the opposite – which is why ‘The Avengers’ will forever be considered a classic.

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Regardless of whether or not the films of 2012 lived up to the hype, or the fact that there were some truly awful entries this year, we can all agree on one thing: there were some pretty freakin’ awesome ensemble casts put together this year at the movies. OK, OK, so maybe we won’t ALL agree on it, since this is the Internet after all, but check out our list — most of these films are worth a viewing if you haven’t seen them already.

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Welcome to Trailers and Clips of the Day, your daily stop for all of Hollywood’s hottest trailers and coolest clips all in one place. Today, we have new looks at the hilarious comedy This is The End, Tina Fey and Paul Rudd in Admission, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in the buddy cop comedy The Heat, and more. Check ‘em out below!