Seth MacFarlane's Ted Film Trailer

Out July 13th

Out Now: John Carter

Men In Black 3 3D Trailer

A Thousand Words

Spring time is the prime season for movie releases and the one that WadidoLA is most excited about is A Thousand Words.  Starring Eddie Murphy, Cliff Curtis, and Kerry Washington, among others, it's bound to be a hit.  Eddie Murphy plays an obnoxiously smooth talker that is thrown for a loop when a tree sprouts in his back yard that has 1,000 leaves that represent the 1,000 words he has left to speak.  What happens if he goes over?  He dies.  Watch him squirm as he attempts to live with this new limitation and change his entire attitude and lifestyle.  The release date is March 9th, only four days away, so mark your calendar! 

Avenger Trailer

The Avenger Initiative.

The Hobbit Trailer

The Dark Knight Rises official trailer

RANT: My problem with The Adjustment Bureau

I’m watching The Adjustment Bureau and it’s making me a little angry how obsessed Matt Damon is with Emily Blunt after briefly meeting her only twice. Like, the guy took the same bus every day for three years hoping to run into her again. #1 The bus? Gross #2 What the [expletive].

In theaters this weekend

American Pie Reunion Trailer

The Muppets Movie

Believe it.

Movie Review: Horrible Bosses

Horrible Bosses was being projected as one of the hit movies of the summer. Released on July 8th, 2011, it grosses $28.1 million over it's opening weekend, which is behind Bad Teacher but ahead of Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

Directed by Seth Gordon, this film is a dark comedy with a star-studded cast, including Jennifer Aniston, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, and Jason Sudeikis. With Anison, Farrell, and Spacey acting as horrible bosses that bring the heat in their own ways, whether it's sexual harassment, cocaine-induced craziness, or back-stabbing, money-making plots, they're all impossible to work for. That's why three friends, with the help of Foxx, plot to kill each other's bosses. They make blunder after blunder while they're trying to do so, which serves as the main plot-line for the movie, and in the end, although the bosses aren't necessarily dead, they all end up with much better working situations.

Since WadidoLA is always in the know, we've seen and reviewed Horrible Bosses for you. Horrible Bosses' outrageous plot begs for it to be compared to movies like The Hangover, Super Bad, and Bridesmaids, but sadly, it doesn't measure up. Sure, there are jokes and scenes that will make you grin, maybe even chuckle out loud, but the story progression is predictable and the ending anti-climactic. While it's worth seeing for a few cheap laughs, each actor/actress seems to have had better performances, especially Jennifer Aniston and Jamie Foxx. Farrell was really the only piece of the movie that was genuinely funny, and it was disappointing that he appeared so infrequently. WadidoLA gives Horrible Bosses a luke-warm review, but in the end, it's up to you to decide for yourself! After you see it, give us your thoughts in the comment box!

In Theatres

Out Now: Pirates of The Caribbean

Jumping the Broom

 In Theatres this Friday!

Alan From Hangover 2

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Can't wait for The HANGOVER 2 to come out? Take a look at this video of Zack Galifianakis (Alan)'s covering Kanye West's in "Can't tell me Nothing. Good enough?

The Greatest Blog Post Ever Written

We kid, we kid about the title of this post. Sort of. But no, really what we're here to talk about is the newest documentary that has critics and consumers alike buzzing: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. The Greatest Movie Ever Sold is directed by Morgan Spurlock, who's best known as the Director of Super Size Me and as a winner of a prime time Emmy award.

Also in Theatres..

African Cats in Theatres Now

What better way to spend your Earth Day than to go see the true life "Lion King", narrated by Oscar-nominated actor Samuel L. Jackson, that's in theatres now? See African Cats during it's opening week and Disneynature will make a donation in your honor to protect the savannah that these African Cats call home.

In Theatres

With Easter weekend approaching, it's time for a little good, clean, family fun at the movies!  Two of the hottest animated movies of the year recently were released in theaters.