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Will Ferrell has been on every talk show known to man in the past couple of weeks, pimping his new movie, Get Hard, with Kevin Hart. But all Ferrell really needed to do was release this super cut of all of his movies to get us fired up to see more of him.

A couple of big-name franchises lead the way for this week's new releases as Insurgent and Muppets Most Wanted hit the big screen.

It's a good weekend for new movies, with Disney's retelling of Cinderella leading the way.

Since winter never ends, it's good to have a big weekend of movie releases to pass the time until spring. Chappie, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Unfinished Business are just a few of the movies opening this weekend.

Some big names in this weekend's movie premieres including: Will Smith and Margot Robbie in Focus; Olivia Wilde in The Lazarus Effect; and Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska and Robert Pattinson in Maps to the Stars.

Want to stay out of the cold and in a movie theater? Jake Gyllenhaal, Jessica Biel, Kevin Costner and Maria Bello are among the stars of this weekend's new movie releases.

From presenters to performers to trivia, PopCrush has your complete guide to the 2015 Oscars!

After months of bad jokes and eye-rolling from the Internet hive mind, "50 Shades of Grey" has arrived and it’s just as huge as everyone predicted.

Prepare for a night out to celebrate Valentine's Day with a look at this weekend's new movies which includes a variety of romantic films.

Lots of big names -- including Channing Tatum, Mila Kunis, Antonio Banderas, Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore, a documentary and SpongeBob all hit the big screen this weekend.

In most years, January tends to be the most boring month of the year for the box office. This is where Hollywood typically sends the movies in which it has the least faith. This is the dumping ground, the place where movies go to die so the studios can concentrate on their Oscar campaigns. However, thanks to ‘American Sniper,’ this January has bucked every trend. It may technically be a 2014 release, but Clint Eastwood’s war film has made the first chunk of 2015 interesting, shattering expectations and threatening to become the highest grossing film of last year in only a few weeks.

Three new movies are hitting theaters this week. Their themes are focused on a grieving widower, a group of teens and a recovering gambling addict. Take a closer look and watch the trailers before heading out.