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It's these 10 flicks that make it OK to forgive John Travolta for braving the 'Battlefield.' [Rotten Tomatoes]

When that food coma hits after Thanksgiving dinner and the only thing more appealing than your couch is, well, nothing, these are the movies to watch. [Hollywood.com]

Tim Burton takes his enchantingly unique scribbles and drawings to the MoMA and chats about monsters. [Time]

Ben Stiller does nothing in 'Squid and the Whale' director's upcoming 'Greenberg' -- watch the trailer. [BuzzSugar]

Thanksgiving is a day to spend time with our families and to appreciate and give thanks for our loved ones. It's also an excuse to air dirty laundry, start arguments and generally feel awkward.

In the spirit of giving, we have compiled a list of the most awkward family dinner scenes. Hey, maybe they'll make you feel better about your own awkward Thanksgiving.

Are you ready to Ragna-ROCK? Is it time for a spin through Thor & Norah's Infinite Playlist?

'Thor' co-star Natalie Portman broke the news to MTV News yesterday that Kat Dennings (pictured, right) is joining the cast of the Marvel superhero epic. Marvel confirmed the news in a press release today. No word yet on what role she'll be playing, though fanboy speculation is already rampant.

"There will be a commentary track," Weitz revealed, saying that he'll soon be recording with 'Twilight Saga' power trio Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. "It'll just be us riffing off each other in our intimate way," he grinned. "We kind of like each other, so that should be fun."

What are the most #ClassicMovieQuotes of all time? We bet you can rattle off several off the top of your head, such as:

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."
"Here's looking at you, kid."
"I'll be back."

Where do your favorites rank? Here's the list of the top 50 movie quotes, as compiled by the American Film Institute, and some choice quotage in movie clips.

Funny how these things happen, huh? Not only has it been announced, per the Hollywood Reporter, that the Breakthrough Performance award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival will go to Mariah Carey for her genuinely astonishing work in 'Precious,' but Carey, it turns out, will be there to accept it.

The festival, which runs Jan. 5 through Jan. 18, is one that stars make conscious decisions to attend, given that January is smack in the middle of awards season. The awards ceremony, a gala event heavily promoted by the festival, is on opening night.

Didn't quite get your fill of the flesh-eating through 'Zombieland's' brisk 88-minute run time? Good news: Director Ruben Fleischer confirms that the folks at Sony, the film's distributor, are interested in a sequel.

The newcomer to feature films told Moviehole that the second iteration of the zom-com would likely be in 3D.

"The genre really lends itself to (3D)", said Fleischer. The principals of the original cast -- Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Abigail Breslin and Emma Stone -- are reportedly interested in another go around with the undead as well.