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    Free Movie of the Day: 'Vampire's Kiss'

    Between this week's ubiquitous 'New Moon' coverage and Nicolas Cage's lauded performance in Werner Herzog's 'Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans,' the time has never been better to revisit 'Vampire's Kiss,' a 1988 film that combines vampirism, a descent into madness and yuppie alienation in ways that are unhinged and darkly comic. But consider yourself warned: This psychological thriller has much more in common with 'American Psycho' than 'Twilight.'

    Cage plays Peter Loew, a pretentious literary editor with a faux-English accent, who spends his days harassing his secretary about missing files and his nights prowling bars for one-night stands. When he brings home Rachel (Jennifer Beals) and she turns out to be a creature of the night, Peter becomes both her victim and her prodigy, as he slowly begins acting like a vampire.

    'New Moon' Leads Box Office to Second Biggest Weekend in History: Box Office Wrap-Up Nov. 20-22

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    To say that 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' exceeded expectations at the box office this weekend is like saying Secretariat ran away from the field in the 1973 Belmont Stakes. Yeah, he ran away ... by 31 lengths! And that's about the distance between 'New Moon' and 'The Blind Side,' the weekend's surprising runner-up.

    'New Moon' sold an estimated $140 million worth of tickets since its midnight showings Thursday and its last screenings Sunday night. The most optimistic forecasts had it grossing just over $100 million. On Friday, the sequel to last year's first adaptation of the popular vampire novels eclipsed last year's 'The Dark Knight' in setting the single-day box office record at $72.7 million. 'The Dark Knight' still holds the opening weekend record of $158.4 million, and 'Spider-Man 3' is still second.

    Film Fixation Podcast: Episode 22

    Where do Moviefone editors Kevin Polowy, Angie Argabrite and Tommy DiChiara fall, Team Edward or Team Jacob? And is there another option? 'New Moon' mania invades our studios.

    Plus, the scoop on 'The Blind Side' and 'Planet 51.'

    'New Moon' Sets Opening Day Record With $72.7 Million

    Day one totals are in, and 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' is a record-setting smash.

    'New Moon' raked in $72.7 million on Friday in 4,024 theaters, topping the previous opening day best, 'The Dark Knight's' $67.2 on July 18, 2008, according to a report in Variety.

    'Avatar' Set to Revolutionize Advertising With 'Augmented Reality'

    This is cool: Instead of firing up your webcam and chatting with friends online, how about transporting yourself to Pandora, the world at the center of James Cameron's
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    Well, according to a report in Variety, you'll be able to do just that soon using a new technology called "augmented reality," which launches movable 3-D images or games on computer screens when an item is held up to a webcam.

    Is Dustin Hoffman Leaving 'Little Fockers'?

    Dustin HoffmanWhat the fock?!

    According to Entertainment Weekly, Dustin Hoffman, who played Ben Stiller's eccentric father Bernie Focker in 2004's 'Meet the Fockers,' may not be reprising his role in the upcoming 'Little Fockers.' Allegedly, there has been "strife between Hoffman and the studio over the size of the part, the scheduling of the days on set and other difficulties."

    Sean Connery's Career Resurrected by a Beaver?

    Leave it to the beaver -- the one named Bessie Boo -- to prod Sean Connery out of (semi-)retirement and get him to team up with the iconic James Bond theme-song singer Shirley Bassey on a project.

    Per the Hollywood Reporter, the 79-year-old Connery voiced the title role in 'Sir Billi,' an animated film years in production opening in 2010. Connery has executive produced the film virtually since the start of the project, created by husband-and-wife team Sascha and Tessa Hartmann.

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