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A 'cure' for mutation has been found which prompts Magneto to rise up against humanity, and only the X-Men can prevent a war from erupting between mutant and human.

A snapshot of the movie industry through the use of hard data gathered throughout 2006.

Disney/Pixar animated film takes in over $68 million, tops box office. Pixar extends winning streak to seven movies.

Animated feature only drops 30% of audience despite X-Men onslaught

What movies blew the box office away in 2006?

Exhaustive with its rapid-fire references, but if this works as a shiny primer to one day introduce kids to classic sci-fi, fantasy and anime, well, more power to it.

Barry Sonnenfeld (Men in Black, Enchanted) will produce animated comedy Space Chimps. Kirk DeMicco directs story of chimps sent to a galaxy far, far away.

In the history of X-Men, there has always been a battle between two sides - humans and mutants. But in actual history, the real battle is between humans and humans.

James and his brother Victor are brothers and mutants. James puts his violent past behind him until Victor appears and kills his girlfriend. James vows revenge.

Profiles in History is a Hollywood-based auction house renowned for unique memorabilia sales that celebrate more than a century of moviemaking.

Hayden Christensen stars as a self indulgent young man with the ability to teleport around the world. Samuel L. Jackson, Rachel Bilson, and Jamie Bell round out the cast

Year One, starring Jack Black and Michael Cera, is a movie of biblical proportions? Well, no, but its Bible-themed premise works well enough.

Experts claim movie piracy costs the industry $20.5 billion per year. But in 2004, movies broke records, and 2006 promises to do the same. What gives?

Animators complain that 2 Oscar nominees (Happy Feet and Monster House) use motion capture technology. Is Mocap is killing animation, or is it the logical heir to rotosco