The first week in May is pretty slow for New Releases with Haywire and most of the good Tim Burton movies in one convenient pack.

Think Like a Man repeated on a super slow weekend where the top 12 barely made more money than Fast Five alone on the same weekend last year.

Family dynamics are strained on a new “Mad Men”.

LL Cool J compares himself to a shark (his hat being the fin) in the only song worthy (and ridiculous) enough to be the theme song for Deep Blue Sea with “Deepest Bluest”.

The last week before Summer Blockbuster season begins gives us our first Jason Statham movie of the year along with three other new movies.

In the movies, when China needs to send an ambassador or diplomat somewhere, chances are that diplomat is Tzi Ma, who has been in movies like Rush Hour and TV shows like 24.

Getting put on the shelf for a couple of year due to the MGM bankruptcy, The Cabin in the Woods finally got released last weekend. Was it worth the wait or should it have stayed on the shelf?

The latest trip back to the Prohibition/Depression era is Lawless, which features Tom Hardy, Shia Labeouf and Jason Clarke as the bootlegging Bondurant brothers.

Two awesome new comedy specials from Patton Oswalt and Paul F Tompkins are the highlights of this week along with Marvel gearing up for The Avengers and Mark Wahlberg in Contraband.

The latest from Luc Besson’s Europa action factory, Lockout finds Guy Pearce doing his best Kurt Russell impression on a mission to rescue the President’s daughter from an orbiting space prison.