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"Ask Me Anything" qualifies as “serious,” funny, and touching cinema, so when it opens on December 19, you should watch it. Then, blog about it.

Originally produced for the BBC, theatrical directors Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale and screenwriter John Collee, have completely downgraded the original series’ successful blend of documentary filmmaking and computer-generated dino goodness.

I would never recommend anyone wasting 94 minutes of their time with the film, but I will say that I laughed more times throughout Movie 43 than sitting through both "RED 2" and "R.I.P.D." in the same week. Not high praise, but at least there was something to laugh at.

Each segment is made by different people, and they feel like they fall across the spectrum, from the absurdly hilarious, to the confusingly weird, to the just plain gross

Jamie Linden makes his directorial debut with 10 Years, which features an all-star cast led by Channing Tatum.

The battle of the sexes for Hollywood comedic supremacy wages on.

Not one ounce of coherency abounds in this abysmal assault on taste.

A delightfully hokey film, and one of the best A/V presentations of the year.