"The Adjustment Bureau," in theaters Friday, is just one of many movies based on stories by writer Philip K. Dick. We examine Hollywood's fascination with the sci-fi author, from "Blade Runner" to "Impostor."

Were there any surprises among last night's Oscar winners? How accurate were expert and user predictions? And just how terrible was the telecast? We have the answers to those questions and more inside our Academy Awards wrap-up.

This week, Johnny Depp gets animated, Matt Damon gets adjusted, and Lykke Li gets some. Plus, travel back to the 1980s in a new comedy, go on tour with Kevin Smith, and do business with Jose Canseco.

This month's top DVD releases include several best picture nominees and some of the best TV shows to air during 2010. Pick out a few titles to add to your queue.

This week's roundup is filled with new trailers and clips, including the very first look at "The Hangover Part II" and new glimpses of "Battle: Los Angeles," "Source Code," "Sucker Punch," and "Bad Teacher." Plus, get the latest details on the next Bourne film and other upcoming movies.

Need help filling out your Oscar pool? As the 83rd Academy Awards ceremony rapidly approaches, we tally the predictions of over three dozen industry experts, and compare them to the picks made by Metacritic users.

With this year's Oscars rapidly approaching, we look back at ten best picture winners from the past two decades that seem like questionable choices today, and see which great films were snubbed as a result.

Last year's best films are celebrated not once but twice, and while this week's new films probably won't be celebrated at all, they could offer solid, escapist fare. Prefer to take matters into your own hands? Two new shooters hit the market on Tuesday.