Happy Halloween, everybody. The weekend of ghosts and ghouls is upon us, and because Halloween fell on a Saturday this year, it's almost a nothing weekend at the box office.

Disney has created all kinds of animal films, but none has a villain quite like 101 Dalmatians. The film features 101 spotted stars who get all kinds of help along the way. Add in Cruella De Vil and her bungling sidekicks Horace and Jasper (along with more English speech than one can shake a stick at) we have some crazy activity. What isn’t to like?

From the obscure to the obscurest to the merely overlooked or underappreciated; they all have a home in the TiVoPlex!

Sylvester Stallone has been nominated for more than one Academy Award. Surprise! We highlight the best films of his career.

This week, we have the male/female point of view on Michael Jackson's This Is It.

This weekend, Michael Jackson's This Is It opened. And that was it. The staff discusses opinions on its debut weekend in Monday Morning Quarterback.

This week: An impressive Halloween stunt, Andre Agassi comes clean, the intersection of the NFL and fast food, and Ted Ginn, Jr.'s big day. Plus: the sterling state of ACC football. Here comes our weekly sports quiz, which has roughly the same number of quality at-bats in the 2009 World Series as Ryan Howard.

This week: The best Bushisms land on Broadway, attractive people get together for the holidays and a dork does his best to amaze Hayden Panettiere.

Chapter Two looks at Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. And if that's not enough for you, check out the new quiz at How Well Do You Know!

Whatever will we do without someone saying something completely ignorant each week? We'll find out.

In terms of box office, one film reigned supreme during the summer of 2009. This Michael Bay epic earned over $100 million more than the next most popular film. During its first week on home video, over 7.5 million copies were sold. Clearly, people love transforming robots, even if they have to suffer through a lousy film to watch them. So, tell us. How well do you know Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen?

BOP staff members discuss Avatar, The Lovely Bones, Sherlock Holmes, Clint Eastwood and more.

Need comics? We have all the latest releases right here!

Saw VI reaffirms the notion it's the even-numbered installments of this stubborn horror series that make it nearly unwatchable.

This week: Some peeps take Rock, Paper, Scissors a bit too seriously, Benicio del Toro channels his inner Teen Wolf and Jason Bourne has a name change.

Timed perfectly on the heels of The Dark Knight, the second biggest film of all time, Arkham Asylum disproved the notion that Batman video games had to suck. In fact, if you love beating up random thugs, this is arguably the greatest video game of all time. Thanks to a magical script by Paul Dini, the story is every bit as memorable as the gameplay. How well do you know Arkham Asylum?

Despite a very long, well-publicized shoot in London, England (15 months, with the whole production itself lasting two-and-a-half years), no one seemed to know what Eyes Wide Shut was actually about.

The fundamental question surrounding Michael Jackson's This Is It has been answered rather banally.

I had to wonder what other unlikely actors could, but shouldn't, take on the mantle of Ebenezer Scrooge, and came up with a list of five actors who really shouldn't come anywhere near this classic.

1952's Singin' in the Rain, voted #1 in AFI's list of top musicals, is a comedic representation of an exciting new time in Hollywood's growth. Although this movie received a lukewarm reception initially following its release, it is now widely considered a cinematic masterpiece, showing up on many "best of Hollywood" lists. How well do you know Singin' in the Rain?

Paul Blart: Mall Cop did unexpectedly great business for Columbia, spending two successive weekends atop the domestic box office and raking in an astounding $146.3 million Stateside when all was said and done. There's just something about a fat comedian in a police uniform I guess. How well do you know Paul Blart: Mall Cop?

Each November, we take a few minutes to pick threw the stew of offerings Hollywood ladles out during the last two months of the year. From subtle parables of the apocalypse to an animated spin on a Christmas classic, there's no shortage of offerings.

Wondering what movie to see this weekend? Here's a handy system to help you make your decision.

Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart? Yes, please.

We take a look at both the upcoming weekend and the entire month of November with detailed forecasts.

This week: Walken reads! A supermodel soars! Colbert sponsors! Plus: celebrity Halloween costumes. As we close the book on another week in pop culture news, here's your chance to prove how well you were paying attention.

The latest adaptation of the Dickens novel, this time given the 3-D computer animated treatment, opened Friday to $9 million.

It’s groundbreaking, it’s unforgettable, and it all started here. On September 22, 2004, ABC premiered a sci-fi adventure show about the survivors of a plane crash on a seemingly deserted island. Once they landed on the island, however, the survivors realized they were not alone, running into polar bears, men with fake beards, and a metallic-sounding monster that kills randomly. It’s a show that surprised and has people going nuts for its encyclopedic references and information, but…How Well Do You Know Lost: Season 1?