The veteran actor shows why he's still one of the biggest movie stars in the world in "Oblivion."

The versatile actor takes on the iconic lead role in Sam Raimi's "Oz the Great and Powerful."

The veteran action star shows no signs of slowing down in "A Good Day to Die Hard."

The sarcastic funnyman reteams with his "Horrible Bosses" director for the new comedy, "Identity Thief."

The Governator makes his long-awaited return to the big screen in Kim Jee-woon's U.S. debut, "The Last Stand."

Not all of our favorite bands started out as our favorite bands. Tom Petty? Kings of Leon? The Boss? All musicians that members of Bullz-Eye's staff once hated, but now love.

You've managed to create a movie character that will stand the test of time. Congratulations! Now...can you escape from that character's shadow? Not so fast, John Heder, Ralph Macchio and Mark Hamill.

We love it when Hollywood heavy hitters like Crowe and Denzel or Eastwood and Hackman go toe-to-toe in a movie.

Denzel Washington rarely makes a boring script choice, but that doesn't mean all of his roles have been hits. Check out 10 of Denzel's lesser-known roles.

The Stooges are one of 10 bands we think should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame already.

They've been linked ever since "The Godfather: Part 2," but Al Pacino and Robert De Niro have been on separate tracks since. Here are 20 more obscure from these two legendary actors.

Everyone knows Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man now, but what was he doing before taking on the role of Tony Stark? Try these seven great Downey Jr. movies you may have missed.

Nobody's perfect, but Will Ferrell seems to swing and miss about as often as he knocks one out of the park.

Eddie Murphy, Sam Kinison and Steve Martin headlined the 2009 class of inductees in our Stand-Up Hall of Fame.

Inaugural inductees like Martin Scorsese and James Cameron will be joined in 2010 by the second group of Directors Hall of Fame members.

My fans were kind of, like, 'Well, wait, what is it? Is it stand-up? I don’t understand what it is.' They were kind of confused. Obviously, comedy’s subjective, and people either bought the show or they didn’t. But the people who got it, they loved it.

I understand the effect that movies can have on you, and the kind of spell that they can cast on you... I felt like this is a guy who's just seen too many movies. He's going around acting like he's the hero of his own action movie.

I read the script, I knew the script and I understood it, knowing that I had very little in common with this character of Manny. Fortunately, I’d met guys like that, so I had something to draw upon. Because I’m the antithesis of Manny.