New highly secret NSA intelligence-gathering techniques and advanced data analysis of all of your social media timelines has further enabled us to determine that you are the perfect candidate to travel back in time to the late 19th century and kill "Baby" Hitler. Congratulations!

"Talahoohoo!"

If you think you'd enjoy some third-rate James-Bondian comic blandness sparkled up by some enjoyable 60s outfits by Joanna Johnston, you just might have a real treat this weekend.

I see soldier worship as harmful because it so easily morphs into support for wars, no matter how unjust, by letting our affection for our fellow citizens in uniform and our desire to see them come home alive obscure the truth behind what they're supposedly fighting and dying for, which is rarely as black and white as we are told or wish it to be.

David Ayer's Fury is one of the few that warrants its length (or most of it). Brutal, punishing and exciting -- in that order -- Fury gives you an approximation of what it would be like to spend a few action-packed days trapped inside an under-equipped American tank toward the end of WWII.

Quentin Tarantino's bloody, explosive and extraordinary cinematic world goes deep, as the Internet was reminded last month

Huffpost Live’s dive into Quentin Tarantino’s expansive movie universe, including the films 'Pulp Fiction,' 'Reservoir Dogs,' and 'Kill Bill,' which is more complex and connected than you might assume at first glance.

At Reiner's excessively lavish Texas home, the Counselor is there to talk about joining Reiner's latest "business venture

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As with Inglourious Basterds, in Django Tarantino once again seems to speak directly to the heart and from the minds of the characters he is writing for, and taps into the imaginatively creative and fantastical outcome that makes this a great movie experience.

No one can ever make movies like Tarantino. Up next is Django Unchained, set for release on Christmas Day. You can spot his movies a mile away, even from one scene, and you can identify traits from film to film, but no one even comes close to capturing the essence of his work.

Brad Pitt never disappoints when it comes to choosing diverse roles. His ability to morph into everything from an insane animal rights activist to a sensitive vampire is what helped him shed his 'hunk' moniker and ultimately enjoy a long and well-respected career as a serious actor.